There is growing recognition that sedimentary deposits related to high-energy, large-scale,
freshwater floods are widespread across the continents and, in the main, can be related to …

The notion of sediment‐transport capacity has been engrained in geomorphological and
related literature for over 50 years, although its earliest roots date back explicitly to Gilbert in …

Developing a quantitative understanding of the factors that control the rate of river incision
into bedrock is critical to studies of landscape evolution and the linkages between climate …

Published by the American Geophysical Union as part of the Water Resources Monograph
Series, Volume 19. What are the forms and processes characteristic of mountain rivers and …

The grain size of river sediments changes systematically downstream from source to sink,
and is influenced by catchment lithology, geomorphology, hydrology, oceanography and, in …

This paper demonstrates the application of Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS) to determine
the full population of grain roughness in gravel-bed rivers. The technique has the potential to …

Human‐induced modifications of the vegetation cover in river basins may cause strong
geomorphic responses by disturbing sediment supply, transport and deposition regimes …

The methodology and errors involved in determining the meander migration rates and
amount of sediment produced by river bank and cliff erosion over five decades along a 16 …

Alteration to the sediment supply of fluvial channels is well understood to trigger
morphological adjustment, but the particularities and peculiarities that arise in any specific …

Ooids are enigmatic concentrically coated carbonate sand grains that reflect a fundamental
mode of carbonate sedimentation and inorganic product of the carbon cycle—trends in their …