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Sediment Budgets 1 & 2 |
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A pair of edited proceedings were produced for an IAHS ICCE symposium co-sponsored by UNESCO, held in April 2005 at Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, a contribution to the International Sedimentation Initiative (ISI) of the UNESCO International Hydrological Programme (IHP VI). The contents of both are listed overleaf; the preface and abstracts of the papers in each can be seen at www.iahs.info. |
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A sediment budget provides an integrated view of the sediment sources, transfers, sinks and outputs of a drainage basin, and in so doing draws together the many different aspects of erosion, and sediment mobilization, transport, storage, and yield. Several key developments have influenced recent sediment budget investigations:
- increasing awareness of the environmental implications of increased sediment loads in rivers and of the need for effective sediment management and control strategies.
- advances in the techniques and models available for establishing and predicting catchment sediment budgets including use of 137Cs, 210Pb and 7Be as sediment tracers; continuous recording of suspended sediment flux; application of distributed modelling, remote sensing, and GIS
- recognition of the need to quantify sediment-associated chemical fluxes.
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The papers reviewed and edited for these volumes exemplify these developments internationally. |
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Sediment Budgets 1
Edited by Des E. Walling &
Arthur J. Horowitz
Publ. 291 (2005)
ISBN 1-901502-87-2; + 372 + xii pp.
Price £63.00 |
Volume 1 focuses on the main components of the sediment budget:
– Sediment mobilization and sources
– Sediment transport and transfer
– Sediment storage
– Sediment yields |
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Sediment Budgets 2
Edited by Arthur J. Horowitz &
Des E. Walling
Publ. 292 (2005)
ISBN 1-901502-92-9; + 358 + xii pp.
Price £63.00 |
Volume 2 emphasizes the value of sediment budgets in providing an integrating framework, for both scientific investigations and environmental management:
– Sediment budgets
– Modelling sediment budgets and their components
– Human impact on sediment budgets
– Sediment problems and sediment management strategies |
Contents
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Preface
by Des E. Walling & Arthur J. Horowitz |
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Sediment Mobilization and Sediment Sources |
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The sediment budgets of cultivated slopes and slope catchments: an evaluation of the influence of slope morphology
Valentin Golosov & Leonid Litvin |
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Human-accelerated soil redistribution within an intensively cultivated dry valley catchment in southern European Russia
Vladimir R. Belyaev, Valentin N. Golosov, Nadezhda N. Ivanova, Maxim V. Markelov & Elvira V. Tishkina |
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Etude du ruissellement et du transport solide dans les Monts de Beni-Chougrane, Algérie: utilisation de la simulation de pluie
Mohamed Meddi, Yahia Boukhari & Bouddkhil Morsli |
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Sediment production by landslides in Hong Kong: two case studies
M. R. Peart, J. P. King & M. E. Ruse |
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Post-eruption sediment budget of a small catchment on the Miyakejima volcano, Japan
Satoshi Tagata, Takao Yamakoshi, Yasuhiro Doi, Katsuo Sasahara, Haruo Nishimoto & Hiroshi Nagura |
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The organic carbon dynamics of a small catchment in the humid tropics
J. R. Ndam-Ngoupayou, J. L. Boeglin, J. L. Probst, J. J. Braun, M. Meybeck & G. Nkoue Ndondo |
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Contributions of authigenic iron compounds to fluvial suspended sediment concentrations and fluxes in the Nete sub-basin, Belgium
Elin Vanlierde, Jan De Schutter, Joris F. A. Meys, Frank Mostaert & Patric Jacobs |
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A comparison of erosion rates obtained using the 137Cs technique and direct measurements on runoff plots
Vladia Correchel, Osny Oliveira Santos Bacchi, Isabella Clerici De Maria, Sonia Carmella Falci Dechen & Klaus Reichard |
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The pattern of soil redistribution along a transect in the central Ebro basin (NE Spain) and its controls
Ana Navas, Desmond E. Walling, Timothy A. Quine, Javier Machin & Jesus Soto |
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Interpreting 137Cs depth profiles with no single peak in lake deposits in China
Xinbao Zhang, Xiubin He & Yongqing Qi |
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Riverbank erosion and its importance to uncertainties in large-scale sediment budgets
Ronald De Rose, David J. Wilson, Rebecca Bartley & Scott Wilkinson |
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Identification of sediment sources in a small grazed Sahelian catchment, Burkina Faso
Harouna Karambiri & Olivier Ribolzi |
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Using environmental radionuclides to elucidate sediment sources within a small drainage basin in the Polish Flysch Carpathians
Wojciech Froehlich & Des E. Walling |
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Investigating sediment sources within a small catchment in southern Italy
Paolo Porto, Des E. Walling & Giovanni Callegari |
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Suspended sediment sources in British rivers
D. E. Walling & A. L. Collins |
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Fluvial contribution to the sediment budget of the Tay Estuary, Scotland, assessed using mineral magnetic fingerprinting
Pierre A. Jenkins, Robert W. Duck & John S. Rowan |
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Sediment Transport and Transfer |
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Impacts of wildfire on effective sediment particle size: implications for post-fire sediment budgets
William H. Blake, Ian G. Droppo, Peter J. Wallbrink, Stefan H. Doerr, Richard A. Shakesby & Geoffrey S. Humphreys |
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Estimation of the concentration of suspended solids in rivers from turbidity measurement: error assessment
Edmilson Costa Teixeira & Paulo Cezar Caliari |
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Transport des matières en suspension au Cameroun dans un contexte hydroclimatique déficitaire
Gaston Lienou, Gil Mahé, Eric Servat, Rodrigue Tegofack, Joseph Sahagu, Jacob Nwalal, Issa, Jean-Claude Olivry & Georges Emmanuel Ekodeck |
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Investigations of the sediment budget of a reach of the Yellow River in the Loess Plateau
Jueyi Sui, Peter Jackson & Daxian Fang |
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The relationship between suspended and bed load transport in river channels
Zygmunt Babiński |
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Bankfull and bed load effective discharge in a steep boulder-bed channel
L. Mao, F. Comiti, A. Andreoli, M. A. Lenzi & G. R. Scussel |
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Bed load transport described by a one-dimensional gamma functions model
Geraldo Wilson Júnior |
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Investigating sediment cascades using field measurements and spatial modelling
Michael Becht, Florian Haas, Tobias Heckmann & Volker Wichmann |
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The effect of rainfall intensity on sediment transport in a scoria-rich river on Miyakejima Island, Japan
Yasuhiro Doi, Katsuo Sasahara, Takao Yamakoshi & Haruo Nishimoto |
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A new series of sediment collectors for developing bed load sediment budgets and restoring streams
David A. Braatz & Randall L. Tucker |
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Hydrological and instrumentation aspects of monitoring and analysing suspended sediment transport crossing international borders
G. Schindl, M. Studnicka, A. Eckelhart & W. Summer |
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Sediment Storage |
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A suspended sediment budget for the Liu River basin, China
Haoming Fan & Qiangguo Cai |
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Variations spatio-temporelles du bilan sédimentaire dans le bassin Amazonien Brésilien, à partir d’un échantillonnage décadaire
Alain Laraque, Naziano Filizola & Jean Loup Guyot |
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Storage of fine-grained sediment and associated contaminants within the channels of lowland permeable catchments in the UK
Adrian L. Collins, Desmond E. Walling & Graham J. L. Leeks |
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The use of high-resolution field laser scanning for mapping surface topography in fluvial systems
George Heritage & David Hetherington |
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Daily fine sediment dynamics on an active Alpine glacier outwash plain
David Hetherington, George Heritage & David Milan |
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Sediment deposition in riparian ecosystems evaluated by different methods
Gerd Sparovek, Osny Oliveira Santos Bacchi, Miguel Cooper, Joseline Filippe, Vladia Correchel & Carlos Eduardo Pinto Juhasz |
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Sedimentation rates in the Corumbataí River basin, Brazil, derived from 210Pb measurements
Daniel Marcos Bonotto, Kelly Yaeko Miyashiro De Almeida & Sammy Sampaio Sieber |
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Sediment accumulation determined with 210Pb geochronology for Strickland River flood plains, Papua New Guinea
Rolf Aalto & William Dietrich |
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The role of flood plains in the hydrology and sediment dynamics of the Amazon River, Brazil
Laurence Maurice-Bourgoin, Jean-Michel Martinez, Julien Grélaud, Naziano Filizola & Geraldo Resende Boaventura |
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Sediment Yield |
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The sediment budgets of hill reservoirs in small catchments in North Africa and the Middle East
Jean Albergel, Jean Collinet, Yannick Pépin, Patrick Zante, Slah Nasri, Mohamed Boufaroua, Abdallah Droubi & Abdelaziz Merzouk |
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Erosion of deposits from the pyroclastic flow that occurred on Mt Merapi, Indonesia in July 1998
Katsuo Sasahara, Masanori Kaneko, Masanobu Takeuchi, Noriyuki Minami & Subarkah |
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Sediment yield scale dependency in the River Eden basin, northwest England
James Bathurst, Paul Quinn, Jérémie Gravier, Jenny Orange, Pascal Vivier & Silke Vogel |
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Régime et bilan du flux sédimentaire de l’Amazone à Óbidos (Pará, Brésil) de 1995 à 2003
Jean Loup Guyot, Naziano Filizola & Alain Laraque |
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Suspended sediment fluxes in the large river basins of Brazil
Jorge Enoch Furquim Werneck Lima, Walszon Terllizzie Araújo Lopes, Newton de Oliveira Carvalho, Maurrem Ramon Vieira & Euzebio Medrado da Silva |
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Key word index |
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List of the contents of Sediment Budgets 2 (IAHS Publ. 292) |
369 | (Source: http://www.iahs.info/redbooks/291.htm) |