Friday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	H52A	MCC 3005	Managed Rivers as Large-Scale Experiments in Geomorphic Processes II (joint with B, PA) Presiding: N P Snyder, Boston College; J Pizzuto, University of Delaware    [Abstracts]
1020	H52A-01	MCC 3005	The Restoration Response Function as an Organizing Tool for Evaluating Success of River Management Programs *J C Schmidt    [details]
1035	H52A-02	MCC 3005	Rehabilitation Experiments in the Context of Adaptive Management, Lower Missouri River *R B Jacobson, D A Gaeuman, C M Elliott, H E Johnson, M S Laustrup    [details]
1050	H52A-03	MCC 3005	Sediment Studies Refute EIS Hypothesis, While Most Fundamental Process Questions Remain Unanswered: An Update on Experiments in Grand Canyon *T S Melis, D J Topping, S A Wright, D M Rubin, J C Schmidt, J E Hazel, M A Kaplinski, R A Parnell    [details]
1105	H52A-04	MCC 3005	Using high-resolution suspended-sediment measurements to infer changes in the topographic distribution and grain size of bed sediment in the Colorado River downstream from Glen Canyon Dam *D J Topping, D M Rubin, T S Melis, S A Wright INVITED    [details]
1125	H52A-05	MCC 3005	Climate-Related Flood and Sediment Transport From the Paria River to Grand Canyon: The Role of Multiple Time Scales *S Jain, R S Pulwarty, D J Topping, T S Melis    [details]
1140	H52A-06	MCC 3005	Erosion characteristics of fine-grained, beach-building sediment along the Colorado River in Grand Canyon *R Akahori, M W Schmeeckle, D J Topping    [details]