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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"River hydrology."”.
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A Trickle Runs Through It: An Environmental History of the Santa Fe River, New Mexico
… years in northern New Mexico, the Santa Fe River's evolution from clear mountain stream to dewatered urban ditch is closely tied to basin physiography and landscape processes, governmental and demographic changes, and the conflicting ideologies dividing its finite waters. This research …
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Nature Unsettled: the making of the wilderness imaginary and the Canadian settler state
… contemporary news media and scientific papers on river hydrology and ecology. Ultimately, this thesis unsettles the nature imaginary in Canada by bringing together landscape studies, urban theory, and settler colonial studies; it expands landscape studies through new considerations around labour, …
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Flow and thermal regimes in river networks: effects of hydropower regulation and climate extremes
… patterns of hydrological and thermal response in riverine ecosystems, and the potential ecological implications manifested. Hydro-geomorphic conditions are the major factors in shaping water qualities in river networks, especially under the extreme climatic events. However, when the power of …
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Remote sensing for geomorphic and hydrodynamic modeling and process understanding
River discharge and geomorphic processes controlling floodplain-river interactions are fundamental measures of fluvial geomorphology and important inputs and considerations for hydrodynamic modeling. Due to our anthropogenic dependency and interconnection with rivers, humans have developed …
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Assessing the magnitude and frequency of hydrological processes and their effect on threshold channel morphology, North Bosque River, TX.
The North Bosque River (NBR) is a dynamic fluvial system experiencing geomorphic change resulting from hydrological and sedimentological influences. This thesis describes the forces that influence hydrological and geomorphological shifts along the NBR corridor, emphasizing the relationship between …
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Hydrological aspects of brown trout management in the Selwyn River system, Canterbury, New Zealand
… the hydrological characteristics of the Selwyn River system, Canterbury, New Zealand, on management of the brown trout (Salmo trutta) fishery. The project has four main aims: to describe the hydrological characteristics of the Selwyn River system; to outline the streamflow-related requirements …
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Assessing the current status of local floodplain fisheries in the Okavango river, Kavango region, Namibia
… (Peel, 2012). Flooding occurs naturally along river’s and is an integral part of a healthy watercourse. It is believed that flooding may nurture life in and around rivers as the waters transport nutrient-rich sediments that contribute to a fertile environment for growth of plants that maintain …