Thursday Afternoon |
| Time |
Session |
Location |
Title |
| 1340 |
H42J |
MCC 3022 |
Extreme Event Geomorphology II
(joint
with T, C, NG)
Presiding: K X Whipple, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology; B D Malamud, King's College London
[Session
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| 1340 |
H42J-01 |
MCC 3022 |
Lessons From the Largest Historic Floods
Documented by the U.S. Geological Survey
*J E Costa
[details] |
| 1355 |
H42J-02 |
MCC 3022 |
Determination of Flood Discharges in Rivers
as a Prerequisite for Calculating Rates of Geomorphic Change in Drainage
Basins During Extreme Events
*J D Smith, J W Kean
[details] |
| 1410 |
H42J-03 |
MCC 3022 |
Landslides, Earthquakes, and Erosion
*B
D Malamud, D L Turcotte, F Guzzetti, P Reichenbach
[details] |
| 1425 |
H42J-04 |
MCC 3022 |
Runoff Variability and Erosional Landscape
Evolution: Insights from Numerical Modeling
*D Lague, P Davy, N
Hovius
[details] |
| 1440 |
H42J-05 |
MCC 3022 |
Scaling and pattern of extreme geomorphic
events in a mountain basin, Idaho, USA
*C H Luce, B E Rieman, J A
McKean, J B Dunham, J G King
[details] |
| 1455 |
H42J-06 |
MCC 3022 |
Extreme events and geomorphic
resilience-insight from response to the cataclysmic 1980 Mount St. Helens
eruption
*J J Major
[details] |
| 1510 |
H42J-07 |
MCC 3022 |
Network Disturbance Theory: Spatial and
Temporal Organization of Physical Heterogeneity in Rivers
*L Benda, L
Poff, D Miller, T Dunne, G Reeves, G Pess, M Pollock
[details] |
| 1525 |
H42J-08 |
MCC 3022 |
Extreme events and alluvial-fan flood
hazards: An assessment using hydrological modeling, field mapping, and
remote sensing in Arizona
*J D Pelletier, P A Pearthree, L
Mayer
[details] |