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	Sediment Budgets 1 & 2
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.
		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.
The papers reviewed and edited for these volumes exemplify these developments internationally.
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
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

Preface by Arthur J. Horowitz & Des E. Walling
1	Sediment Budgets
Using soil redistribution to understand soil organic carbon redistribution and budgets Jerry C. Ritchie, Gregory W. McCarty, Erik R. Venteris & Thomas C. Kaspar		3
The role of organic matter in sediment budgets in forested terrain Mary Ann Madej		9
Evaluating sediment sources and delivery in a tropical volcanic watershed Anton Rijsdijk		16
Key controls and scale effects on sediment budgets: recent findings in agricultural upland Java, Indonesia Albert I. J. M. Van Dijk & L. A. Sampurno Bruijnzeel		24
Major components of a sediment budget for four river catchments in Poland Kazimierz Banasik, Mariusz Barszcz & Jan Brański		32
The sediment budget of an alpine catchment in a scaling context Helmut M. Habersack & Stephan Schober		37
The sediment budgets of arctic drainage basins Bent Hasholt		48
Erosion and dam siltation in a Rif catchment (Morocco) Ali Faleh, Ana Navas & Abdelhamid Sadiki		58
Targeting erosion control using spatially distributed sediment budgets Scott N. Wilkinson, Jon M. Olley, Arthur M. Read & Ron C. DeRose		65
2	Modelling Sediment Budgets and their Components
Predicting sediment rating curves with a cellular landscape model Dirk H. De Boer		75
Evaluation of a physically-based model to simulate the runoff and erosion processes in a semiarid region of Brazil Ricardo De Aragão, Vajapeyam S. Srinivasan, Koichi Suzuki, Akihiro Kadota, Manabu Oguro & Yojiro Sakata		85
Determination of sediment yields in the Vacacaí-Mirim River basin using MUSLE Leandro Casagrande & João Batista Dias De Paiva		94
Evaluation of optimized parameter values of a distributed runoff–erosion model applied in two different basins Celso Augusto G. Santos, Vajapeyam S. Srinivasan & Richarde Marques Da Silva		101
Relationship between simulated sediment yield and scale in a semiarid region of Brazil Eduardo E. De Figueiredo & James C. Bathurst		110
Digital elevation model error and its effect on modelling soil erosion and catchment geomorphology G. R. Hancock		119
Sediment transport in a small agricultural watershed—evaluation of WEPP simulations with measured data Andreas Klik, Werner Jester & Christian Rauter		127
Sources of uncertainty in estimating suspended sediment load Celina Smith & Barry Croke		136
Using remote sensing to investigate erosion rate variability in a semiarid watershed, due to changes in vegetation cover Jaime Garatuza-Payán, Raquel Sánchez-Andrés, Salvador Sánchez-Carrillo & Jose M. Navarro		144
Testing the SEDD model in Sicilian basins Costanza Di Stefano, Vito Ferro & Mario Minacapilli		152
Modelling sediment yield in burned areas Maria Cristina Rulli, Matteo Spada, Silvia Bozzi, Daniele Bocchiola & Renzo Rosso		162
Dynamic and modelling of sediment associated nutrients in a low mountain environment Gregor Ollesch, Irina Kistner, Yuri Sukhanovski & Michael Rode		171
Some experience on the prediction of suspended sediment concentrations and fluxes in Croatia Josip Petras, Neven Kuspilic & Duska Kunstek		179
Prediction of erosion and deposition in a mountainous basin Kwang Ik Son & Jae Joon Lee		185
Simulation and scenario analysis of soil erosion in the Miyun reservoir watershed Baolin Su, Haifeng Jia, Jianping Wang, Yuan’an Hu & Shengtong Cheng		194
3	Human Impact on Sediment Budgets
Land degradation and sediment dynamics in the South African Karoo Ian D. L. Foster, John Boardman, James Keay-Bright & Michael E. Meadows		207
The impact of hydropower development on the sediment budget of the River Beiarelva, Norway Jim Bogen & Truls E. Bønsnes		214
Using tracer based sediment budgets to assess redistribution of soil and organic material after severe bush fires Peter Wallbrink, William Blake, Stefan Doerr, Rick Shakesby, Geoff Humphreys & Pauline English		223
Can reservoir bottom sediments be used in the estimation of long-term catchment sediment budgets? Ingrid F. Small, John S. Rowan, Robert W. Duck, Tom D. Dyer, Stewart W. Franks & Adam Wyatt		231
Impact on sediment yield due to intensification of tobacco production in a catchment in southern Brazil Gustavo Henrique Merten & Jean Paolo Gomes Minella		239
Distribution and sediment yield in the upper basin of the Paraguay River and in the Pantanal Matogrossense, Brazil Newton De Oliveira Carvalho, Carlos Nobuyoshi Ide, Luiz Augusto Araújo Do Val, Manoel Afonso Costa Rondon, Armando Garcia Arnal Barbedo & Luiz Fernando De Abreu Cybis		245
Impact of ground-based timber harvesting on suspended sediment yield in the Sungai Weng Experimental Watersheds, Kedah, Peninsular Malaysia F. S. Lai, I. Akkharath & K. S. Low		253
Sediment budget as evidence of land-use changes in mountainous areas: two stages of evolution Luc Descroix, Emmanuèle Gautier, Anne Laure Besnier, Okechukwu Amogu, David Viramontes & Jose Luis Gonzalez Barrios		262
Climate change and changes in sediment transport capacity in the Colorado Plateau, USA Robert T. Milhous		271
Régulation du Fleuve Sénégal et flux de matières particulaires vers l’estuaire depuis la construction du Barrage de Diama Alioune Kane		279
Impact des modifications climatiques et anthropiques sur les flux de matières de quelques bassins fluviaux du Cameroun L. Sigha-Nkamdjou, D. Sighomnou, G. Lienou, J. R. Ndam, M. Bello, R. Kamgang, G.E. Ekodeck, M. R. Ouafo, G. Mahe, J. E. Paturel & E. Servat		291
4	Sediment Problems and Sediment Management Strategies
Influence of reservoir sedimentation on water yield in the semiarid region of Brazil José Carlos De Araújo, Axel Bronstert & Andreas Güntner		301
Reassessment of Porto Primavera Reservoir sedimentation in view of updated sediment measurements Aloísio Celeri, Carlos F. Castro Alves & Newton De Oliveira Carvalho		308
Estimation of soil erosion and sedimentation in Ramganga Reservoir (India) using remote sensing and GIS Sanjay K. Jain, Sharad K. Jain & K. D. Sharma		315
Sediment delivery and budgets in reservoir watersheds Su-Chin Chen & Yi-Cheng Lai		324
Impact des lâchers du barrage El-Moustakbal sur l’envasement d’un barrage de prise d’irrigation, Blida, Algérie Benina Touaibia, Mohamed Touaibia, Bachir Benlaoukli, Abdelaziz Bessalem & Mohamed Fewzi Sidi Moussa		333
Key word index		341
List of the contents of Sediment Budgets 1 (IAHS Publ. 291)

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