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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"post-fire erosion"”.

  1. Control by Vegetation Disturbance on Gully Rejuvenation Following Wildfire

    Gully rejuvenation (GR) following wildfire influences landform evolution and generates flooding and debris that alters aquatic habitat and threatens human activities. Fire severity, defined as the degree of vegetation loss by wildfire, is a hypothesized control on this erosion response. I …

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  2. Control by Vegetation Disturbance on Gully Rejuvenation Following Wildfire

    Gully rejuvenation (GR) following wildfire influences landform evolution and generates flooding and debris that alters aquatic habitat and threatens human activities. Fire severity, defined as the degree of vegetation loss by wildfire, is a hypothesized control on this erosion response. I …

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  3. Controls on post-High Park Fire channel response, South Fork Cache la Poudre Basin, Colorado

    Post-fire basin sediment yield is the product of multiple erosional processes operating at multiple spatial scales and in different process domains. Most post-fire erosion response studies have focused on the hillslope scale, yet land management decisions and post-fire treatments are addressed at …

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