Friday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	H51F	MCC 3005	Managed Rivers as Large-Scale Experiments in Geomorphic Processes I (joint with B, PA) Presiding: N P Snyder, Boston College; J Pizzuto, University of Delaware    [Abstracts]
0805	H51F-01	MCC 3005	An Analytical Framework for Predicting the Downstream Geomorphic Effects of Dams on Rivers *G E Grant, J E O'Connor, J C Schmidt, T Hattanji INVITED    [details]
0825	H51F-02	MCC 3005	Understanding Geology; Understanding Rivers *J E O'Connor, G E Grant    [details]
0845	H51F-03	MCC 3005	Characterizing The Hydro-Geomorphic Effects of Impoundment: Reference Conditions, Approaches, and Long-Term Fluvial Adjustments *F J Magilligan, K H Nislow, N L Salant    [details]
0905	H51F-04	MCC 3005	The Regulation of Peace River: a Large-scale Experiment on Fluvial Governing Conditions *M Church    [details]
0920	H51F-05	MCC 3005	The Effects of Urbanization and Flood Control on Sediment Discharge of a Southern California River, Evidence of a Dilution Effect *J A Warrick, K M Orzech, D M Rubin    [details]
0935	H51F-06	MCC 3005	High Suspended Sediment Yields of the Conestoga River Watershed to the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay are the Result of Ubiquitous Post-Settlement Mill Dams D Merritts, *R Walter, C Lippincott, S Siddiqui    [details]
0950	H51F-07	MCC 3005	Reconstructing Watershed History from Reservoir Stratigraphy: Englebright Lake, Yuba River, Northern California *N P Snyder, C N Alpers, J R Childs, J A Curtis, L E Flint, C W Holmes, D M Rubin, S A Wright    [details]