Emerging issues in flood plain research

IAHS-AISH Publication

Volumn , Issue 276, 2002, Pages 271-280

  Nanson, Gerald C ^a   Croke, Jacky C ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG   (Australia)

Author keywords

Flood plains; Interdisciplinary research; Processes; Vegetation

Indexed keywords

CATCHMENTS; ECOLOGY; FLUXES; IMPURITIES; VEGETATION;

DESTABILIZATION;

FLOODS;

BASIN MANAGEMENT; FLOODPLAIN; INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH; RESEARCH WORK; VEGETATION;

EID: 0036376473     PISSN: 01447815     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

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1. Introduction
2. Floodplain sedimentation: Quantities, patterns and processes
3. Alluvial stratigraphy and radiocarbon dating along the Duck River, Tennessee: Implications regarding floodplain origin
4. Mediated equilibrium: The influence of riparian vegetation and wood on the long-term evolution and behaviour of a near-pristine river
5. The long term control of vegetation and woody debris on channel and flood-plain evolution: Insights from a paired catchment study in southeastern Australia
6. Aquatic food webs in turbid arid zone rivers: Preliminary data from Cooper Creek, Queensland
7. Flood plain contribution to open channel flow structure
8. A Venezuelan floodplain study on the Orinoco River
9. Assessing the hydrological changes to flood plain wetland inundation caused by river regulation
10. In-channel benches: The role of floods in their formation and destruction on bedrock-confined rivers
11. Late Holocene flood plain development following a cataclysmic flood
12. Downstream changes in valley confinement as a control on floodplain morphology, lower Tuross River, New South Wales, Australia - A constructivist approach to floodplain analysis
13. The character and age structure of valley fills in Upper Wolumla Creek, South Coast, New South Wales, Australia
14. Anastomosing river sedimentation in the Channel Country of central Australia
15. Vegetation along river corridors: Hydrogeomorphological interactions
16. Use of fallout 210 Pb measurements to investigate longer-term rates and patterns of overbank sediment deposition on the floodplains of lowland rivers
17. Relationships between livestock management and the ecological condition of riparian habitats along an Australian floodplain river
18. The flood-pulse concept in river-floodplain systems
19. Channel and flood plain response to reforestation in the Dragonja basin, southwestern Slovenia: Linking past and present
20. Challenges in managing dryland rivers crossing political boundaries: Lessons from Cooper Creek and the Paroo River, central Australia
21. Spatial patterns of historical overbank sedimentation and floodplain evolution, Blue River, Wisconsin
22. Use of mining-contaminated sediment tracers to investigate the timing and rates of historical floodplain sedimentation
23. Fluxes and storage of sediment-associated heavy metals in floodplain systems: Assessment and river basin management issues at a time of rapid environmental change
24. Anastomosing rivers: A review of their classification, origin and sedimentary products
25. The sedimentary dynamics of active fluvial channels on the Okavango fan, Botswana
26. Rates of floodplain sedimentation on the central Amazon River
27. Documentation and significance of the perirheic zone on inundated floodplains
28. Distribution of bedrock and alluvial channels in forested mountain drainage areas
29. Ontology of a floodplain
30. Some methodological developments in the analysis of sediment transport processes using age distribution of floodplain deposits
31. Point bar and floodplain development of the meandering Beatton River, northeastern British Columbia, Canada
32. New evidence of scroll bar formation on the Beatton River
33. Episodes of vertical accretion and catastrophic stripping: A model of disequilibrium floodplain development
34. Lateral accretion of fine grained concave-benches on meandering rivers
35. River stabilisation due to changing climate and vegetation during the late Quaternary in western Tasmania, Australia
36. A global perspective on dryland rivers: Perceptions, misconceptions and distinctions
37. Modelling flood hydraulics and overbank deposition on river floodplains
38. Modern and historical variation in aquatic macrophyte cover of billabongs associated with catchment development
39. Floodplain formation and sediment stratigraphy resulting from oblique accretion on the Murrumbridgee River, Australia
40. Identifying large-scale erosion and deposition processes from airborne gamma radiometrics and digital elevation models in a weathered landscape
41. Channel adjustments to changing discharges, Powder River, Montana
42. Predictions of the sediment regime of Australian rivers
43. Flow variability and the ecology of large rivers
44. Sources, sinks and transformations of organic carbon in Australian floodplain rivers
45. Vertical accretion rates in fluvial systems: A comparison of volumetric and depth-based estimates
46. Bank deposition in suspended-load streams
47. Establishing the condition of lowland floodplain rivers: A palaeoecological approach
48. Riverine landscapes
49. Floodouts in central Australia
50. The river continuum concept
51. A perspective on dryland river ecosystems
52. 137 in investigations of overbank sediment deposition on river floodplains
53. Flood-driven formation and destruction of a forested flood plain and in-channel benches on a bedrock-confined stream: Wheeny Creek, southeast Australia
54. River flood plains: Some observations on their formation