Sediment Dynamics for a Changing Future

Edited by Kazimierz Banasik, Arthur J. Horowitz, Philip N. Owens, Mike Stone & Des E. Walling

Contents

• Kazimierz Banasik, Arthur J. Horowitz, Philip N. Owens, Mike Stone & Des E. Walling
  Preface, iii

 
1. Keynote Papers
    
   • D. E. Walling
     Using fallout radionuclides to investigate erosion and sediment delivery: some recent advances, 3-16
   • M. J .M. Römkens
     Erosion and sedimentation research in agricultural watersheds in the USA: from past to present and beyond, 17-26
   • Zhaoyin Wang, Dandan Liu & Wenjing Shi
     Grain erosion – an intense form of rock erosion, 27-34
   
    
2. Human Impact on Sediment Budgets
    
   • Tyler B. Smith & Philip N. Owens
     Impact of land use activities on fine sediment-associated contaminants, Quesnel River Basin, British Columbia, Canada, 37-43
   • Matthias Vanmaercke, Jean Poesen, Gert Verstraeten, Willem Maetens, Joris De Vente & Faruk Ocakoglu
     Sediment yield in Europe: regional differences in scale dependence, 44-52
   • Shadrack Mulei Kithiia
     Impacts of sediments yields and water quality on the Nairobi River basin ecosystem, Kenya, 53-58
   • Gustavo H. Merten, Jean P. G. Minella, Michele Moro, Clamarion Maier, Elemar A. Cassol, Desmond E. Walling, Robin T. Clarke & José Miguel Reichert
     The effects of soil conservation on sediment yield and sediment source dynamics in a catchment in southern Brazil, 59-67
   • Adrian L. Collins, Yusheng Zhang, Desmond E. Walling & Kevin Black
     Apportioning sediment sources in a grassland dominated agricultural catchment in the UK using a new tracing framework, 68-75
   • A. Vongvixay, C. Grimaldi, C. Gascuel-Odoux, P. Laguionie, M. Faucheux, N. Gilliet & M. Mayet
     Analysis of suspended sediment concentration and discharge relations to identify particle origins in small agricultural watersheds, 76-83
   • Al. Ramanathan, Rajesh Kumar Ranjan, M. Bala Krishna Prasad, Rita Chauhan & Gurmeet Singh
     Sediment-nutrient dynamics in selected Indian mangrove ecosystems - land use and climate change implications, 84-92
   • Hannu Marttila, Simo Tammela & Bjørn Kløve
     Sediment delivery and erosion processes in drained peatlands, 93-98
   • Cynthia Yu & Micheal Stone
     Sediment and nutrient transport dynamics in an urban stormwater impoundment, 99-105
   • Dingqiang Li, Muning Zhuo & Huayang Gan
     Characteristics of heavy metal pollution in highway runoff, 106-112
   • Lu Xixi, Zhang Shurong, Jiang Tong & Xiong Ming
     Sediment loads in the lower Jinshajiang of the Yangtze River: current status and potential impacts of the cascade dams, 113-120
   • Mikolaj Lewicki & Lester Mckee
     New methods for estimating annual and long-term suspended sediment loads from small tributaries to San Francisco Bay, 121-126
   
    
3. The Structure, Functioning and Management of Fluvial Sediment Systems
    
   • V. N. Golosov, V. R. Belyaev, M. V. Markelov & K. S. Kislenko
     Overbank sedimentation rates on the flood plains of small rivers in Central European Russia, 129-136
   • Agnieszka Czajka & Dariusz Ciszewski
     Deposition of overbank sediments within a regulated reach of the upper Odra River, Poland, 137-142
   • Alexander Bolsunovsky & Dmitry Dementyev
     Sediments of the Yenisei River: monitoring of radionuclide levels and estimation of sedimentation rates, 143-148
   • X. B. Zhang, X. Y. Bai & A. B. Wen
     Preliminary investigation of the potential for using the 137Cs technique to date sediment deposits in karst depressions and to estimate rates of soil loss from karst catchments in southwest China, 149-156
   • Diana Ivanovová, Eduard Hanslík & Pavel Stierand
     The assessment of natural and artificial radionuclides in river sediments in the Czech Republic, 157-162
   • Paolo Porto, Desmond E. Walling, Giovanni Callegari & Carmelo La Spada
     Exploring the relationship between sediment and fallout radionuclide output for two small Calabrian catchments, 163-171
   • Wojciech Froehlich & Desmond E. Walling
     Long-term monitoring of the 137Cs activity in suspended sediment transported by the Homerka stream, Polish Flysch Carpathians, 172-180
   • Jim Bogen
     Sediment dynamics of glacier-fed rivers, 181-188
   • Leszek Hejduk & Kazimierz Banasik
     Variations in suspended sediment grain sizes in flood events of a small lowland river, 189-196
   • Samanta Pelacani, Giuliano Rodolfi & Fiorenzo Cesare Ugolini
     The impact of road construction on suspended sediment and solute yields of headwater streams in northern Apennine, Italy, 197-203
   • Li Zhan-Bin, Lu Ke-Xin, Hou Jian-Cai & Li Mian
     Historic sediment yields in a small ungauged catchment controlled by a warping dam, using sediment deposition information and 137Cs dating, 204-210
   • W. D. Erskine, A. C. Chalmers & M. Townley-Jones
     The importance of sediment control for recovery of incised channels, 211-219
   • Robert W. Duck
     The influence of density fronts on sediment dynamics within river-to-sea estuarine transitional waters, 220-223
   • Yuhai Bao, Hongwei Nan, Xiubin He, Yi Long & Xinbao Zhang
     Sedimentation in the riparian zone of the Three Gorges Reservoir, China, 224-228
   • Anna K. Sim, Wayne D. Erskine & Russell Drysdale
     Application of sediment studies to the management and planning of water resources in the Sydney region, 229-237
   • Guillaume Nord, Montserrat Soler, Jérôme Latron & Francesc Gallart
     Observations on flow hydraulics in a gauging station of a small stream with high suspended sediment load (Vallcebre, eastern Pyrenees), 238-244
   • Ian G. Droppo, Kristen King, Sandra M. Tirado, Andrew Sousa, Gideon Wolfaardt, Steven N. Liss & Lesley A. Warren
     Assessing riverine sediment–pathogen dynamics: implications for the management of aquatic and human health risk, 245-250
   • Ellen L. Petticrew & Sam J. Albers
     Salmon as biogeomorphic agents: temporal and spatial effects on sediment quantity and quality in a northern British Columbia spawning channel, 251-257
   • Wan Ruslan Ismail, Zullyadini A. Rahaman, Sumayyah Aimi Mohd Najib & Zainudin Othman
     Sediment impacts on aquatic ecosystems of the Bukit Merah Reservoir, Perak, Malaysia, 258-263
   • Lincoln Fok & Mervyn R. Peart
     Determination of the geochemical baseline for the East River basin, China, 264-270
   
    
4. Experiment-based and Modelling Approaches to Sediment Research
    
   • J. Horowitz
     The use of instrumentally collected-composite samples to estimate the annual fluxes of suspended sediment and sediment-associated chemical constituents Arthur, 273-281
   • Y. Jun Xu
     Long-term sediment transport and delivery of the largest distributary of the Mississippi River, the Atchafalaya, USA, 282-290
   • Yusheng Zhang, Adrian L. Collins & Arthur J. Horowitz
     Tracing spatial sources of suspended sediment in the Ohio River basin, USA, using water quality data from the NASQAN programme, 291-299
   • Martin Bimböse, Karl-Heinz Schmidt & David Morche
     High resolution quantification of slope-channel coupling in an alpine geosystem, 300-307
   • Celso A. G. Santos, Cristiano Das N. Almeida, Amílcar Soares Júnior, Francisco A. R. Barbosa, Tiago F. Souza & Paula Karenina De M. M. Freire
     Integrated runoff-erosion modelling in the Brazilian Water Resources Information System (SNIRH), 308-315
   • Camilo A. S. de Farias, Francismário M. Alves, Celso A. G. Santos & Koichi Suzuki
     An ANN-based approach to modelling sediment yield: a case study in a semi-arid area of Brazil, 316-321
   • Irani Dos Santos, Marcos V. Andriolo, Rosana C. Gibertoni & Masato Kobiyama
     Use of the SWAT model to evaluate the impact of different land use scenarios on discharge and sediment transport in the Apucaraninha River watershed, southern Brazil, 322-328
   • Yuan Zaijian, Chu Yingmin, Shen Yanjun, Liu Chang & Fu Ya'Nan
     Comparative analysis of two distributed soil erosion and sediment yield models in Sichuan Basin, China, 329-333
   • Yulia S. Kuznetsova, Vladimir R. Belyaev & Valentin N. Golosov
     Effect of topographic scale on the estimation of soil erosion rates using an empirical model, 334-344
   • Artur Magnuszewski, Sharon Moran & Guoliang Yu
     Modelling lowland reservoir sedimentation conditions and the potential environmental consequences of dam removal: Wloclawek Reservoir, Vistula River, Poland, 345-352
   • Eduardo E. de Figueiredo & Anthony J. Parsons
     Incorporating pedotransfer functions into the MOSEE model to simulate runoff and soil erosion at different scales, 353-360
   • Seyed Hamidreza Sadeghi
     How important is sediment graph development in Iran ? 361-365
   • Amílcar Soarès Júnior, Celso A. G. Santos, Gustavo H. M. B. Motta, Francisco A. R. Barbosa & Paula K. M. M. Freire
     Application of an XML-based genetic algorithm to a rainfall-runoff erosion model, 366-374
   
    

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