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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"fine sediment infiltration"”.
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Temporal and Spatial Variation of Fine Sediment Infiltration in a Gravel-Bed River
Pulses of fine sediment in gravel-bedded rivers can cause extensive fine sediment infiltration (FSI), potentially altering river morphodynamics and aquatic ecosystems. FSI occurs when sand and silt are deposited into void spaces between larger grains at the riverbed. Flume and theoretical modeling …
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Temporal and Spatial Variation of Fine Sediment Infiltration in a Gravel-Bed River
Pulses of fine sediment in gravel-bedded rivers can cause extensive fine sediment infiltration (FSI), potentially altering river morphodynamics and aquatic ecosystems. FSI occurs when sand and silt are deposited into void spaces between larger grains at the riverbed. Flume and theoretical modeling …
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An investigation of the impact of redd washout, fine sediment infiltration and variations in water chemistry during egg incubation on juvenile production of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.)
… precipitation, water chemistry, temperature, fine sediment infiltration, flow rates / flow profiles and artificial redd washout. A river corridor survey (with integrated management plan), and a river channel geology / bed<br/>material abundance survey, provided additional information to the …
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Effective Mitigation of Sedimentation on Riparian Riverbeds and Salmonid Populations After Dam Removal
… is the release of large loads of impounded sediment. Sediment is known to negatively impact salmonids life cycle through increasing turbidity and causing fine sediment infiltration. A series of river erosion dam removal case studies was examined to identify if salmonid populations are …
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Conservation of barbel (Barbus barbus) in the River Great Ouse
… from spawning gravels were used to assess fine sediment infiltration. Larval drift measured the number of larvae leaving the spawning grounds, a range of methodologies were used to capture 0+ to 3+ barbel. Habitat and feeding preferences were then evaluated.It was found that temperature and …