Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Hydrology

 

Friday Morning

Time Session Location Title
0830 H51E MCC Level 2 Quantifying Rates of Geomorphic Processes I Posters
(joint with T, V)
Presiding: A M Heimsath, Dartmouth College; T Ehlers, University of Michigan; L Reinhardt, University of Glasgow
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0830 H51E-1120 MCC Level 2 Fluvial Bedrock Incision Rates in Taroko Gorge (Taiwan) From in Situ-Produced Cosmogenic Nuclides
*M Schaller, N Hovius, S Willett, S Ivy-Ochs, H Synal
INVITED POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1121 MCC Level 2 Using Fill Terraces and Multiple Dating Techniques to Calculate Incision Rates for Grand Canyon
*J L Pederson, M D Anders, T M Rittenour, W D Sharp, J C Gosse, K E Karlstrom
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1122 MCC Level 2 Bedrock Incision Rates Through A Knickpoint Reach
*J Kim, T Hoey, P Bishop, K Fifield, V Levchenko
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1123 MCC Level 2 Flood Plain Aggradation Rates Based on Tree-Ring Growth-Suppression Dates
*K R Vincent, J M Friedman
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1124 MCC Level 2 Cosmogenic Nuclide Studies And Geomorphological Implications In The Hyperarid Central Western Andes, Northern Chile
*F Kober, F Schlunegger, S Ivy-Ochs, H Baur, R Wieler, P W Kubik, H Schneider
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1125 MCC Level 2 Quantifying Erosion in the Nepal High Himalaya
*R S McGlynn, A Heimsath
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1126 MCC Level 2 Fingerprinting the sources of fluvial sediment using fallout and in-situ radionuclides in forested watershed in Japan
*H Kato, Y Onda, S Hiramatsu, R Seki
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1127 MCC Level 2 Using Fallout Radionuclides and High-Resolution Survey Data to Study the Erosion of Recently Exposed Lake Deposits in New Hampshire
*J M Kaste, A M Heimsath, A T Hamlin
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1128 MCC Level 2 The Quantification of Mass Loss via Geochemical Weathering in Hillslope Processes
*E G Green, W E Dietrich, J F Banfield
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1129 MCC Level 2 Regolith Composition Gradients as a Means to Quantify Chemical Weatheirng Rates
*A F White
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1130 MCC Level 2 Numerical Model for the Erosion, Transport and Deposition of Tracer Stones in Gravel-bed Rivers
*M Wong, P Gary
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1131 MCC Level 2 Detrital U-Pb Zircon Ages as a Sediment-Mixing Tracer in the Central Nepal Himalaya
*W H Amidon, D W Burbank, G E Gehrels
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1132 MCC Level 2 Evolution Of The Coastal Margin Of Central Peru Through Fission-Track and (U-Th/He) Analysis
*M Wipf, D Harrison, D Seward, F Schlunegger
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1133 MCC Level 2 Erosion Rates Over Millennial and Decadal Timescales: Measurements at Caspar Creek and Redwood Creek, Northern California
*K L Ferrier, J W Kirchner, R C Finkel
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1134 MCC Level 2 Lichenometry's Black Box: Demographic Characteristics of {\it Rhizocarpon geographicum} and {\it Pseudophebe pubescens} Inferred from Whole Population Size-Frequency Distributions
*M G Loso, D F Doak
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1135 MCC Level 2 Representing the Landslide Magnitude-Frequency Relation of a Glaciated Basin, Coastal British Columbia.
*F Brardinoni, M Church
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1136 MCC Level 2 Soil-Forming Rates and Processes on Quaternary Moraines in Southern Patagonia
D Douglass, *J G Bockheim, D M Mickelson, B S Singer, M Kaplan
POSTER    [details]
0830 H51E-1137 MCC Level 2 Quantitative Prediction Models of Landslide Dependent on Lithology
W Kim, *B Chae, Y Cho, C Lee, K Kim, Y Choi
POSTER    [details]


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