Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Hydrology

 

Thursday Afternoon

Time Session Location Title
1600 H42L MCC 3022 Extreme Event Geomorphology III
(joint with T, C, NG)
Presiding: D R Montgomery, University of Washington; J J Major, U.S. Geological Survey
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1600 H42L-01 MCC 3022 Increased sediment delivery from an active mountain belt caused by earthquake and typhoon disturbance
*S J Dadson, N Hovius, H Chen, W B Dade, J Lin, M Hsu, M Horng
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1615 H42L-02 MCC 3022 A modeling study on the effects of vegetation and disturbances on episodic sediment delivery
D G Tarboton, *E Istanbulluoglu, R T Pack, C H Luce
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1630 H42L-03 MCC 3022 A Record of Extreme Sedimentation Events in Central Idaho: Fire, Climate, and Changing Sediment Yields Over the Holocene
G A Meyer, *J L Pierce
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1645 H42L-04 MCC 3022 Episodic Mass Transfer During Extreme Floods from a 70,000 km$^{2}$ Andean River Basin to Amazonian Floodplains
L Maurice-Bourgoin, *R Aalto, T Dunne, D R Montgomery, C A Nittrouer, J Guyot
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1700 H42L-05 MCC 3022 Quantifying Flow Resistance in Rivers and on Floodplains During Large Floods
*J W Kean, J D Smith
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1715 H42L-06 MCC 3022 Sediment Pulse Migration And Stopping Along The Sendai River, Japan
*Y Kodama, T Kobayashi, T Inoue, K Tashiro, A Shalkowski
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1730 H42L-07 MCC 3022 Bedload Transport During an Extreme Runoff Event in Arctic Alaska
*D L Kane, J A Oatley, J P McNamara, L D Hinzman
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1745 H42L-08 MCC 3022 Late Quaternary Volcanogenic Megafloods in the Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand
*V Manville
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