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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Wolman pebble count"”.

  1. Characterization of Watersheds on Fort Benning Military Reservation: Comparison of Field Data to Watershed Parameters

    … solids (TSS) and grain size analysis using the Wolman Pebble Count method. Computer modeling analyzed the watersheds using ArcGIS 9.3 for comparison to physical data. Land use, slope, and soil data were used in a modified revised universal soil loss equation (RUSLE) to create a soil erodibility …

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  2. Channel Migration and Bank Erosion of the Clark Fork River at Grant-Kohrs Ranch N.H.S., Western Montana

    … Slope and thalweg measurements, along with a Wolman pebble count were conducted along each segment. An Incipient Motion Method was used to determine at which discharge motion would begin. From the record of flow, and cross section analyses, results indicate that it is the moderate flow events …

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  3. Channel Migration and Bank Erosion of the Clark Fork River at Grant-Kohrs Ranch N.H.S., Western Montana

    … Slope and thalweg measurements, along with a Wolman pebble count were conducted along each segment. An Incipient Motion Method was used to determine at which discharge motion would begin. From the record of flow, and cross section analyses, results indicate that it is the moderate flow events …

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  4. Baseline data for assessing beaver dam analogs as a restoration tool in fire-affected tributaries of the Methow and Okanogan watersheds

    … level and stadia rod, 2) riparian vegetation accounting for riparian landform using the line-intercept method, 3) sediment composition using a Wolman pebble count, and 4) water storage using a salt drip to measure water travel time. In the summer of 2022, I assessed soil moisture above the …

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  5. Vegetation colonization within exposed reservoirs following dam removal on the Elwha River, Washington

    … and percent sand, silt, clay, and conducted a Wolman Pebble Count. I used a structural equation models to show how environmental factors related to hydrology, soil nutrients, and dispersal distance affect species diversity and cover. I compared environmental factors and vegetation responses …

    eastern-wash Repository record for Vegetation colonization within exposed reservoirs following dam removal on the Elwha River, Washington (opens in a new tab)

  6. Erosion behavior and scour risk of extremely coarse streambeds

    … such as optical granulometry and statistical pebble counts. To assure geologic and hydrologic diversity for the data set, the sites span three of New Jersey’s physiographic provinces: Highlands, Valley and Ridge, and Piedmont. Hydraulic analyses are used to estimate the maximum velocity that …

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