Fluvial forms and processes: a new perspective / David Knighton.

By: Knighton, DavidMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: London ; New York : Arnold, c1998Edition: Rev. and update edDescription: xv, 383 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 9780340663134Subject(s): Watersheds | River channels | RiversDDC classification: 551.483
Contents:
Chapter-I: Introduction Chapter 2 Drainage networks -- Network analysis -- Hillslope processes -- Channel initiation -- Network evolution -- Hillslopes, networks and channels Chapter 3 Catchment processes -- Catchment hydrology -- Catchment denudation Chapter 4 Fluvial processes -- Mechanics of flow -- Thresholds of erosion -- Sediment transport Sediment deposition Chapter 5 Adjustment of channel form -- Characteristics of adjustment -- Cross-sectional form -- Bed configuration -- Channel pattern -- Channel gradient and the longitudinal profile Chapter 6 Channel changes through time -- Evidence of change -- Causes of change -- Philosophies of change -- The effects of floods -- Fluvial response to climatic change -- Channel change and human activity
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [336]-376 and index.

Chapter-I: Introduction

Chapter 2 Drainage networks -- Network analysis -- Hillslope processes -- Channel initiation -- Network evolution -- Hillslopes, networks and channels

Chapter 3 Catchment processes -- Catchment hydrology -- Catchment denudation

Chapter 4 Fluvial processes -- Mechanics of flow -- Thresholds of erosion -- Sediment transport
Sediment deposition

Chapter 5 Adjustment of channel form -- Characteristics of adjustment -- Cross-sectional form -- Bed configuration -- Channel pattern -- Channel gradient and the longitudinal profile

Chapter 6 Channel changes through time -- Evidence of change -- Causes of change -- Philosophies of change -- The effects of floods -- Fluvial response to climatic change -- Channel change and human activity

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