The Issaquah Creek basin is an urbanizing watershed of 144 square km in western
Washington, where sediment aggradation of the main channel and delivery of fine sediment …

The Issaquah Creek watershed is a rapidly urbanizing watershed of 144km2 in western
Washington, where sediment aggradation of the main channel and delivery of fine sediment …

Suspended sediment concentration and yields were studied in the Town Creek watershed in
the Southeastern Plains Ecoregion, Mississippi in order to identify suspended sediment …

Changes in land use and hydrology resulting from urbanization alter the processes of
sediment production, delivery, and fluvial transport within a watershed. In this study, a …

Streams with urban watersheds are almost universally subject to degradation, largely driven
by changes to flow and sediment inputs from the watershed. However, the impact of …

Excessive delivery of fine-grained sediment and sediment-bound nutrients to surface waters
results in water quality impairment. Information on the relative contribution of different …

Suspended sediment at the watershed scale has played a critical role in sediment pollution,
water-quality degradation, and the impairment of riparian ecosystems, and thus has been …

Human population growth and subsequent land use intensification are closely linked to
contemporary increases in sediment and associated contaminants fluxes to fluvial systems …

Lake Pontchartrain and the drainage basin have experienced environmental degradation
because of human settlement, land use and climate changes. A thorough understanding of …

Sediment source identification is a scientific approach used to locate the primary sources of
sediment and chemical pollutants in watersheds. We characterized the watershed soils and …