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Environmental Sciences

Geomorphic Work during a “150-Year” Storm: Contrasting Behaviors of River Channels in a New Zealand Catchment

Ian C. Fuller School of People, Environment & Planning, Massey University,
Pages 665-676 | Accepted 01 May 2006, Published online: 29 Feb 2008

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Hugh G. Smith, Raphael Spiekermann, John Dymond & Les Basher. (2019) Predicting spatial patterns in riverbank erosion for catchment sediment budgets. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 53:3, pages 338-362.
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Yonghong Wang, Congliang Xu, Ping Dong & Yuqian Cui. (2020) Impact of human intervention on channel shrinkage and restoration in the Huanghe Estuary. Environmental Earth Sciences 79:10.
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Andrew J Neverman, Ian C Fuller, Jon N Procter & Russell G Death. (2019) Terrestrial laser scanning and structure-from-motion photogrammetry concordance analysis for describing the surface layer of gravel beds. Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment 43:2, pages 260-281.
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Reyaz Ahmad Dar, Sareer Ahmad Mir & Shakil Ahmad Romshoo. (2019) Influence of geomorphic and anthropogenic activities on channel morphology of River Jhelum in Kashmir Valley, NW Himalayas. Quaternary International 507, pages 333-341.
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Hannah M. Joyce, Richard J. Hardy, Jeff Warburton & Andrew R.G. Large. (2018) Sediment continuity through the upland sediment cascade: geomorphic response of an upland river to an extreme flood event. Geomorphology 317, pages 45-61.
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Samantha Abbott, Jason P. Julian, Ioannis Kamarinas, Kimberly M. Meitzen, Ian C. Fuller, Samuel T. McColl & John R. Dymond. (2018) State-shifting at the edge of resilience: River suspended sediment responses to land use change and extreme storms. Geomorphology 305, pages 49-60.
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Jérôme Le Coz, Graeme Smart, Murray Hicks, Valentin Mansanarez, Benjamin Renard, Benoît Camenen & Michel Lang. (2018) Estimating the long-term evolution of river bed levels using hydrometric data. E3S Web of Conferences 40, pages 06003.
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Raphael Spiekermann, Harley Betts, John Dymond & Les Basher. (2017) Volumetric measurement of river bank erosion from sequential historical aerial photography. Geomorphology 296, pages 193-208.
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Peyton E. Lisenby & Kirstie A. Fryirs. (2016) Catchment- and reach-scale controls on the distribution and expectation of geomorphic channel adjustment. Water Resources Research 52:5, pages 3408-3427.
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John R. Dymond, Alexander Herzig, Les Basher, Harley D. Betts, Mike Marden, Chris J. Phillips, Anne-Gaelle E. Ausseil, David J. Palmer, Maree Clark & Jon Roygard. (2016) Development of a New Zealand SedNet model for assessment of catchment-wide soil-conservation works. Geomorphology 257, pages 85-93.
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Russell G. Death, Ian C. Fuller & Mark G. Macklin. (2015) Resetting the river template: the potential for climate-related extreme floods to transform river geomorphology and ecology. Freshwater Biology 60:12, pages 2477-2496.
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Thomas Dépret, Emmanuèle Gautier, Janet Hooke, Delphine Grancher, Clément Virmoux & Daniel Brunstein. (2015) Hydrological controls on the morphogenesis of low-energy meanders (Cher River, France). Journal of Hydrology 531, pages 877-891.
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Cheng-Wei Kuo, Gary Brierley & Yo-Ho Chang. (2015) Monitoring channel responses to flood events of low to moderate magnitudes in a bedrock-dominated river using morphological budgeting by terrestrial laser scanning. Geomorphology 235, pages 1-14.
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Franklin T. Heitmuller, Paul F. Hudson & William H. Asquith. (2015) Lithologic and hydrologic controls of mixed alluvial–bedrock channels in flood-prone fluvial systems: Bankfull and macrochannels in the Llano River watershed, central Texas, USA. Geomorphology 232, pages 1-19.
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Franklin T. Heitmuller. (2014) Channel adjustments to historical disturbances along the lower Brazos and Sabine Rivers, south-central USA. Geomorphology 204, pages 382-398.
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Ronald C. De Rose & Les R. Basher. (2011) Measurement of river bank and cliff erosion from sequential LIDAR and historical aerial photography. Geomorphology 126:1-2, pages 132-147.
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Ian C. Fuller & Erin L. Hutchinson. (2007) Sediment flux in a small gravel-bed stream: Response to channel remediation works. New Zealand Geographer 63:3, pages 169-180.
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