Thursday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	H41G	MCC 3005	Coupling Sediment Transport and Channel Morphology I Presiding: M W Schmeeckle, Arizona State University; J Pitlick, University of Colorado, Boulder    [Abstracts]
0800	H41G-01	MCC 3005	Channel Geometry of Mountain Rivers Within the Debris-Flow Process Domain of the Idaho Batholith *J M Buffington, N E Scheidt, C W Welcker    [details]
0815	H41G-02	MCC 3005	Debris Dams, Sediment Impoundment, and the Relief of Headwater Streams *S T Lancaster, G E Grant    [details]
0830	H41G-03	MCC 3005	Observations on Alluvial Fans with Relevance to Recent Sediment Transport *J D Stock, K M Schmidt, D M Miller    [details]
0845	H41G-04	MCC 3005	Relations Between Sediment Transport and Storage During Aggradation and Degradation in a Gravel Bed River *B J Smith, T E Lisle, S Hilton, D G Sutherland    [details]
0900	H41G-05	MCC 3005	The Effect of Large Roughness Elements on Local Flow and Bedload Transport *E Yager, M Schmeeckle, W E Dietrich, J W Kirchner    [details]
0915	H41G-06	MCC 3005	Transported Sediment in Comparison with Channel Bed Material in Low-Order Alluvial Channels *M Nichols, E Canfield, B Yuill, M Schmeeckle    [details]
0930	H41G-07	MCC 3005	Experimental Bedrock Channel Incision: Scaling, Sculpture and Sediment Transport *J P Johnson, K X Whipple    [details]
0945	H41G-08	MCC 3005	Mechanics of Horseshoe Waterfalls *G B Pasternack    [details]