Friday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	H54B	MCC 3005	Coupling Sediment Transport and Channel Morphology V Presiding: M W Schmeeckle, Arizona State University; J Pitlick, University of Colorado, Boulder    [Abstracts]
1600	H54B-01	MCC 3005	A geometry-based, theoretical estimation of the role of abrasion by suspended sediment in a pothole-dominated knickpoint: Orange River, Republic of South Africa *G S Springer, S Tooth, E E Wohl    [details]
1615	H54B-02	MCC 3005	Nonlinear Modeling of Dam-Break Flood Wave Induced Sediment Transport and Morphological Evolution in Rivers *C W Tsai, K Z Kuai, M Bursik, D Hess    [details]
1630	H54B-03	MCC 3005	Three-dimensional Modeling of Flow Over Two- and Three-dimensional Dunes *A Burman, J M Nelson, Y Shimizu    [details]
1645	H54B-04	MCC 3005	Range Variability of Bed Shear Stress: a Postulate for Stream Evolution *K PAIK, P Kumar    [details]
1700	H54B-05	MCC 3005	Simulating Sub-Decadal Channel Morphologic Change in Ephemeral Stream Networks *D J Semmens, W R Osterkamp, P Guertin, D C Goodrich    [details]
1715	H54B-06	MCC 3005	Channel Flow Modeling Incorporating Effects of Bank Friction and Woody Bank Vegetation in an 81-km Reach of the Rio Puerco, New Mexico *E R Griffin, J W Kean, K R Vincent, J D Smith, J M Friedman    [details]
1730	H54B-07	MCC 3005	Spatial Dynamics of Gravel Bedload Transport Between a Pool-Exit Slope and the Head of a Point-Bar *K Bunte, S R Abt, K W Swingle    [details]
1745	H54B-08	MCC 3005	Relating Channel-Geometry Changes to Stream Discharge and Sediment Discharge at the Pine Creek Bridge, Upper Yellowstone River, Montana *S R Holnbeck    [details]