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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	H53C	MCC level 2	Fluvial Processes and Landforms Posters (joint with B) Presiding: C P Stark, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory; S T Kenworthy, Western Kentucky University; D J Furbish, Vanderbilt University    [Abstracts]
1340	H53C-1253	MCC level 2	Differential sediment entrainment theory for the maintenance of pool-riffle sequences: evidence from in-situ measurements of friction angle *D Sear, D Booker, A Payne POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1254	MCC level 2	A conceptual model of the formation of the meso-scale geomorphology of lowland forested floodplains *C Millington, D Sear POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1255	MCC level 2	Experimental Channel Response to Tectonic Uplift *J M Turowski, D Lague, A Crave, N Hovius POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1256	MCC level 2	River Bank Erosion at the Intra-Event Timescale: Implications for Bank Sediment Delivery *S E Darby, M Rinaldi POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1257	MCC level 2	Modeling pool response to sediment pulses *L R Harrison, E A Keller POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1258	MCC level 2	Can Springs Cut Valleys Into Bedrock? *M P Lamb, W E Dietrich POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1259	MCC level 2	Discrimination between mountain stream channel types using independent control variables *E Wohl, D M Merritt POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1260	MCC level 2	The Development of Gullies on the Landscape: a Model of Headcut Retreat Resulting From Plunge Pool Erosion *J H Flores Cervantes, E Istanbulluoglu, R Bras POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1261	MCC level 2	Bed Sediment Characteristics and Sediment Movement in a Sub-arctic Watershed *M A Kawka, B P Johnson, H A Toniolo, D Misra POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1262	MCC level 2	Suspended-Sediment Transport Where Rivers Become an Estuary: Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, Water Years 1999-2002 *S A Wright, D H Schoellhamer POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1263	MCC level 2	Turbulent flow over an evolving gravel bed *J G Venditti, R Egozi, M A Hassan POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1264	MCC level 2	Modelling Fluvial Sediment Budgets Under Uncertainty *J Brasington, J M Wheaton, R D Williams POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1265	MCC level 2	Fingerprinting suspended sediment sources using fallout and in-situ radionuclides in forested watershed in Japan *Y Onda, S Koga, T Fukuyama, S Hiramatsu POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1266	MCC level 2	Sediment Production from Forest Roads During Different Rainfall Conditions M J Kunz, K Sullivan, *A S Dhakal POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1267	MCC level 2	Performance of Bedload Transport Equations Relative to Geomorphic Significance *J J Barry, J M Buffington, P Goodwin POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1268	MCC level 2	Mountain river meanders and typhoon strike frequency in the western Pacific *C P Stark, J Barbour, M Hsieh, N Hovius, C Jen, M Chen POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1269	MCC level 2	Steepness and Concavity Controls on the Expression of Reach-Scale Channel Morphology, Debris Flow Deposition, and the Spatial Distribution of Salmonids in the Pacific Northwest *C L May, W E Dietrich POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1270	MCC level 2	Stream Succession: Channel Changes After Wildfire Disturbance N E Scheidt, C H Luce, *J M Buffington, B Rieman, T Black POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1271	MCC level 2	Impacts of Fire and Mass Wasting on Channel Morphology and Stream Temperature in Mountain Rivers of Central Idaho *C W Welcker, J M Buffington, B E Rieman, C H Luce, J McKean POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1272	MCC level 2	Braided Channel Pattern Morphodynamics: The Physical Controls on Braiding Intensity in Gravel Bed Rivers *R Egozi, P Ashmore POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1273	MCC level 2	Streambed Particle Size From Pebble Counts Using Visually Estimated Size Classes: Junk or Useful Data? *J M Faustini, P R Kaufmann POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1274	MCC level 2	Basin Hydrology and Substrate Controls on Mountain Stream Morphology: Highlands of Southeastern West Virginia *T W Burks, G S Springer POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1275	MCC level 2	Linking channel morphology, stream flow and micro-scale hydraulics in habitats utilized by spawning Atlantic salmon *H Moir, C Gibbins, C Soulsby, J Webb POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1276	MCC level 2	Periodic Spacing of Channel-Spanning Potholes in Navajo Sandstone, Henry Mountains Utah: Implications for Propagation of Incision Pulses across Tributary Junctions *C M Barnes, L S Sklar, K X Whipple, J P Johnson POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1277	MCC level 2	Lithologic Influence and Experimental Variability in Gravel Abrasion: Implications for Predicting Rates of Downstream Fining of River Bed Sediments *J W Farrow, L S Sklar POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1278	MCC level 2	Fluvial Grade Substantiated in Flume Experiments *T Muto, J B Swenson POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1279	MCC level 2	Suspended Sediment Dynamics at the Field-scale Channel of an Irrigation-dominated Watershed *P Gao, G Pasternack POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1280	MCC level 2	Assessing River Channel Change Along Urbanizing Mountain Fronts *A Chin, K J Gregory POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1281	MCC level 2	Planform Dynamics on an Urbanizing New England River *M D Daniels, M McCusker POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1282	MCC level 2	Experimental investigation of the turbulent structures that initiate bedload motion *M W Schmeeckle, J M Nelson, R L Shreve POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1283	MCC level 2	Erosion Processes of Streambed in the Channelized River Draining Into the Kushiro Mire, Hokkaido, Northern Japan *S Mizugaki, K Yoshida, Y Kojima, T Araya POSTER    [details]
1340	H53C-1284	MCC level 2	Scaling of Braided River Depths *E Tilman, E Foufoula-Georgiou, A Arneodo, M Tal, C Paola POSTER    [details]