Determining event bedload volumes for evaluation of potential degradation sites due to gravel extraction, N.S.W., Australia

J. B. Laronne; D. N. Outhet; J. L. Duckham; T. J. McCabe

Determining event bedload volumes for evaluation of potential degradation sites due to gravel extraction, N.S.W., Australia

J. B. Laronne, D. N. Outhet, J. L. Duckham, T. J. McCabe

Department of Environmental, Geoinformatic and Urban Planning Sciences

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Abstract

The technique is based on the continuity equation for bedload. It requires only pre and post flow measurements of river-bed scour and fill and tracer distances of movement. The proposed technique is relatively cheap, personel specialisation is not required, it may be applied to small and medium sized rivers and it can be used concomittantly at a number of sites. It is applicable to ephemeral and intermittent rivers as well as to perennial ones with shallow (<0.2 m) baseflow. -from Authors

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Erosion and sediment transport monitoring programmes in river basins
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings of the Oslo Symposium
Pages	87-94
Number of pages	8
State	Published - 1 Jan 1992

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Environmental Science (all)
Earth and Planetary Sciences (all)

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Erosion and sediment transport monitoring programmes in river basins: Proceedings of the Oslo Symposium. 1992. p. 87-94.

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Determining event bedload volumes for evaluation of potential degradation sites due to gravel extraction, N.S.W., Australia

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