Wednesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	H34A	MW 2014	River Restoration Science: Research and Application in Restoration Design and Environmental Flows III Presiding: A Simon, USDA-ARS National Sedimentation Laboratory; J M Castro, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; A C Wilcox, University of Montana    [Abstracts]
1600	H34A-01	MW 2014	Conceptualizing and Communicating River Restoration *R B Jacobosn INVITED    [details]
1625	H34A-02	MW 2014	An Assessment of Pulsed Flows on Foothill Yellow-legged Frog Habitat Hydraulics in a Regulated River using Two-Dimensional Hydrodynamic Modeling *S Yarnell, A Lind, S Kupferberg    [details]
1640	H34A-03	MW 2014	Conditions Necessary to Create and Maintain Meandering Channels: Inferences From Flume Experiments *C A Braudrick, L S Sklar, W E Dietrich, G T Leverich    [details]
1655	H34A-04	MW 2014	Using Mechanistic Studies to Model Riparian Tree Establishment Under Environmental Flow Scenarios on Regulated Rivers *J C Stella, J J Battles, J R McBride, B K Orr    [details]
1710	H34A-05	MW 2014	Controlled Floods, Geomorphic Processes, and Riparian Vegetation Mortality in a Sand-Bed Desert River *A C Wilcox, P B Shafroth, R R McDonald    [details]
1725	H34A-06	MW 2014	A tale of two rivers: channel adjustments to restorative floods in the Green River in Dinosaur N.M. as compared to those in the Colorado River in Grand Canyon N.P. *J S Alexander, J C Schmidt    [details]
1740	H34A-07	MW 2014	Limits on characteristics of invertebrate assemblages associated with streamflow patterns in the western United States *C Konrad, A Brasher, J May    [details]