Friday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1030	B52A	CC R05	Interactions Between Physical and Biological Processes in Riverine Landscapes VII: Ecohydraulics C (joint with H, NB) Presiding: J M Buffington, USDA Forest Service; C V Baxter, Colorado State University; A E Rosenberger, University of Idaho and USDA Forest Service    [Abstracts]
1030	B52A-01	CC R05	Large wood dynamics and biophysical consequences for riparian forests: A comparison of an unconfined alluvial river in a temperate rainforest and a bedrock confined river in a semi-arid South African savanna. *J J Latterell, N E Pettit, R J Naiman    [details]
1045	B52A-02	CC R05	Characterizing Dimensions and Abundance of Channel and Riparian Coarse Wood in Rocky Mountain Watersheds: Consequences of Spatial Variation *M K Young, E Mace, E Ziegler, E K Sutherland    [details]
1100	B52A-03	CC R05	Relating Hydrogeomorphic Attributes to Nutrient Uptake in Alluvial Streams of a Mountain Lake District *C D Arp, M A Baker    [details]
1115	B52A-04	CC R05	Linking Watershed Land-Use, Stream Geomorphology, and Aquatic Biodiversity in a Hierarchical Classification Scheme *W C Hession, M C Watzin, C M Cianfrani, M P Sullivan    [details]
1130	B52A-05	CC R05	Changes in Salmon Spawning Habitat Distributions Following Rapid and Gradual Channel Adjustments in the Cedar River, Washington *R K Timm, R C Wissmar, H Berge, S Foley    [details]
1145	B52A-06	CC R05	Studying coupled hydrological and micro-biological processes by means of tracer injections and mathematical models *A Worman, J P Kjellin, A Lindahl, H Johansson    [details]