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- Comparison of Suspended Sediment and Discharge regimes among North American watersheds
- Controls on the Size and Occurrence of Pools in Coarse-Grained Forest Rivers
- Quantifying Sand Storage in AN Alluvial Channel Using Sediment Facies Mapping
- A General Power Function for Predicting Bedload Transport Rates
- Analysis of a Mesoscale Model for Depicting Rain-on-Snow Flooding Events in Mountainous Terrain
- Channel Morphology of the Hells Canyon Reach of the Snake River, Idaho/Oregon Boarder, USA
- Distribution of Frozen Soil in Rugged Terrain Using Synthetic Aperture Radar
- On the Prediction of Sediment Transport at the Watershed Scale
- The influence of source size and sampling volume on the concentration pdf of conservative tracers released in heterogeneous formations
- Effects of Discharge on Hyporheic Flow in a Pool-Riffle Channel: Implications for Aquatic Habitat
- Hydraulic Control on the Spatial Distribution of Chinook Salmon Spawning Gravels in Central Idaho: Integrating Reach-Scale Predictions via Digital Elevation Models
- Scale Dependence Between Hydrologic and Atmospheric Models
- Channel Geometry of Mountain Rivers Within the Debris-Flow Process Domain of the Idaho Batholith
- Eddy Covariance(EC) Over Snow in a Mountainous Environment to Determine Sensible and Latent Heat and Mass Fluxes.
- Hyporheic Exchange in Gravel-Bed Rivers with Pool-Riffle Morphology: A 3D Model
- Impacts of Fire and Mass Wasting on Channel Morphology and Stream Temperature in Mountain Rivers of Central Idaho
- Linking an Energy-Balance Snow Model (SNOBAL) to a Soil Temperature and Moisture Model (SHAW)
- Performance of Bedload Transport Equations Relative to Geomorphic Significance
- Stream Succession: Channel Changes After Wildfire Disturbance
- Variations in Below Canopy Turbulent Flux From Snow in North American Mountain Environments
- Biogeomorphology: Effects of Salmon Redds on River Hydraulics and Hyporheic Flow in Gravel-Bed Rivers
- Comparison of Estimation Methods to Determine Turbulent Fluxes over Snow in a Mountainous Forested Environment.
- Lessons Learned from Predicting the Poorly Gauged Sweetwater Creek Basin, in Central Idaho
- Long-Term Impacts of Fire and Mass Wasting on Solar Loading and Stream Heating in Mountain Streams of Central Idaho
- Small-scale spatial variability of sub-canopy radiant energy during snowmelt in deciduous and coniferous forest patches
- Validation Efforts of the Pacific Northwest River Restoration Database
- A Comparison of Measured and Modeled Turbulent Fluxes Over Snow Based on Site Characteristics
- An Objective Approach for Defining Reference Bed Load Transport Rates in Gravel-Bed River
- Hydrological Response to Timber Harvest in Northern Idaho: Implications for Channel Scour and Persistence of Salmonids
- Snow modeling in the Klamath River Basin: Understanding the factors controlling snow distribution and melt
- Evaluation of Measured and Simulated Turbulent Components of a Snow Cover Energy Balance Model in Order to Refine the Turbulent Transfer Algorithm.
- Persistence and Transience in Bed Surface Texture
- Terrain and forest shelter effects on snowcover energetics, patterns of snow deposition, snowmelt and runoff over a semi-arid mountain catchment
- The effects of emergent vegetation on sediment transport and channel morphology
- The Character and Stability of Coarse Bed Material Patches in a Low-ordered, Ephemeral Watershed
- Using stable isotopes to monitor water and carbon relations at the small-watershed scale
- An Integrated Hydrologic-Economic Modeling Tool for Evaluating Water Management Responses to Climate Change in the Boise River Basin
- Estimating Post-Wildfire Catchment Sediment Budgets, South Fork Salmon River, Idaho
- Implications of Geomorphic Change on Salmonid Habitat Using a Narrow-Beam Terrestrial-Aquatic Lidar and DEM Uncertainty Accounting
- Modeling temperature within the hyporheic zone
- NEW TOOLS FOR STREAM MORPHO-DYNAMIC MODELING (Invited)
- The geomorphic signature of life: effects of riparian vegetation on bedload transport and sediment accretion
- The impacts of sediment supply, flow hydrology and channel restoration on floodplain sedimentation
- Climate-driven changes in scour regime and potential risks to salmonid survival in the Middle Fork Salmon River, Idaho
- How Will Climate Change Affect Channel Morphology and Salmonid Habitat in Mountain Basins?
- Quantifying the Influence of Hillslope Form, Aspect and Burn Severity on Post-Wildfire Hillslope Erosion Rates
- Sensitivity of Off-Channel Salmon Rearing Habitats to Changing Base Flows in Low-Gradient Reaches of Central Idaho Mountain Streams
- Stochastic predictions of bedload flux and sediment availability in steep channels
- System Dynamics to Climate-Driven Water Budget Analysis in the Eastern Snake Plains Aquifer
- The Influence of Climate Change and Fire on Sediment Transport and Aquatic Habitat: a Case Study of the South Fork of Salmon River Basin, Idaho
- Transport of pulse and chronic inputs of sand and their effects on salmonid spawning habitat in Bear Valley Creek, Idaho, USA
- a Process Based Model to Predict Hyporheic Flow Induced by Alternate Bars
- An investigation into the turbulence parameters responsible for the initiation of motion
- Analyses of Bed Topography and Hyporheic Exchange Using a High-Resolution Bathymetric Lidar
- Comparison of reach-scale morphologic adjustment in confined and unconfined alluvial mountain rivers, Olympic Peninsula, Washington
- Effect of cross-section interpolated bathymetry on 2D hydrodynamic results in a large river system
- Investigating drought using extreme climatic indices over Idaho, USA
- Investigation of bed load sediment pulse sources and frequencies using spectral and wavelet analysis
- Modeling Nitrogen Cycle at the Surface-Subsurface Water Interface
- Predicted climate change effects on streambed scour and risks to Chinook salmon survival in the Middle Fork Salmon River, Idaho
- Quantifying Hyporheic Exchange Over a Long Time Scale Using Heat as a Tracer in Bear Valley Creek, Idaho, USA
- Using sediment transport and river restoration to link research and education, and promote K-12 female involvement in STEM fields
- A New Dimensionless Number for Redox Conditions within the Hyporheic Zone: Morphological and Biogeochemical Controls
- A flume investigation of the influence of flood recession rate and vegetation patches on channel bar morphology
- An investigation into the turbulence parameter responsible for the onset of grain motion
- Automatic and Objective Detection of Shallow Landslides from Lidar-Derived High-Resolution Digital Elevation Models Using a Wavelet Transform
- Climatic Drivers of Upper Colorado River Basin Dendrochronologic and Hydrologic Datasets
- Development of Forced Patches in Steep Channels
- Evaluation of Extremal Hypotheses as a Criterion to Resolve Channel Indeterminacy
- Intermediate conditions: The Goldilocks hypothesis defines sediment transport processes and pothole forms in bedrock streams
- Laboratory Experiments of Roughness Effects on the Lateral Surface Transient Storage Mean Residence Time in Small Streams
- Qualitatively Assessing Randomness in SVD Results
- Solutions for the diurnally forced advection-diffusion equation to estimate bulk fluid velocity and diffusivity in streambeds from temperature time series
- The Influence of Salmonid Spawning on Grain Architecture, Critical Bed Shear Stress, and Bed Load Transport in Streams
- The footprint of salmonids on river morphology
- a Novel Theoretical Approach: from Hyporehic Temperature Time Series to Strembed Scour
- A curious case of downstream coarsening in a large mountain basin: Implications for landscape evolution models
- Are grain packing and flow turbulence the keys to predicting bedload transport in steep streams? (Invited)
- Carbon availability and the distribution of denitrifying organisms influence N<SUB>2</SUB>O production in the hyporheic zone
- Development and Application of a Streamflow Disaggregation Tool in Natural Waterways
- Differences in aquatic habitat quality as an impact of one- and two-dimensional hydrodynamic model simulated flow variables
- Dissolved oxygen concentration profiles in the hyporheic zone through the use of a high density fiber optic measurement network
- Drought in Paleo and Future Streamflow: North Platte River Basin (Colorado & Wyoming, USA)
- Effects of Sediment Patches on Sediment Transport Predictions in Steep Mountain Channels
- Estimation of Daily Stream Temperatures in a Mountain River Network
- Framework for Assessing Water Resource Sustainability in River Basins
- Grain packing resistance to particle mobility
- Hyporheic fluxes in steep headwater streams with step-pool morphologies
- Modeling hyporheic flow paths to quantify nitrous oxide production in stream sediments
- Morphology control on hyporheic zone hydrodynamics: implication on redox and thermal regimes (Invited)
- Numerical model of hyporheic exchange and reactive transport dynamics from the perspective of residence time on upwelling and downwelling zones at River Bure, UK
- Persistence of Salmonid Redds
- Quantifying streambed deposition and scour from stream and hyporheic water temperature time series
- Sediment Mobility in Unconfined Spawning Reaches: With Implications for Climate Change
- The use of extremal hypotheses as a means of predicting alluvial channel dimensions for river restoration
- Time and length scales of active deformation in weakly and strongly magmatic rift zones in East Africa (Invited)
- Trend Analysis of Long Lead-Time Snowpack Forecasts using Data Segregated by Phases of the Pacific Decadal Oscillation
- Flume experiments elucidate relationships between microbial genetics, nitrogen species and hydraulics in controlling nitrous oxide production in the hyporheic zone
- Performance Of Bathymetric Lidar On Flow Properties Predicted With A 2-Dimensional Hydraulic Model
- Scaling Nitrous Oxide Emissions Along Stream Networks Depends on Streambed Morphology
- Characterizing biogeochemical processes in the hyporheic zone using flume experiments and reactive transport modeling
- Is hyporheic flow an indicator for salmonid spawning site selection?
- Statistical Modeling to Predict N<SUB>2</SUB>O Production Within the Hyporheic Zone by Coupling Denitrifying Microbial Community Abundance to Geochemical and Hydrological Parameters
- Controls on sediment cover in bedrock-alluvial channels of the Henry Mountains, Utah
- Do We Really Need Sinusoidal Surface Temperatures to Apply Heat Tracing Techniques to Estimate Streambed Fluid Fluxes?
- Quantifying Continuous Topographic Variability at Different Scales and its Relation to Salmonid Redd Locations
- Identifying scales of topographic variability and longitudinal changes along rivers and their relation to salmonid presence
- Developing Allometric Equations for Exotic Annual Grasses using Extremely Close-Range Structure-from-Motion (SfM) in a Semi-Arid Ecosystem
- On the Validity of Flux Estimates using Semi-Infinite Domains.Comparing Flux Estimates from Semi-Infinite and Bounded Domains using the LPMLEn - a Multi Frequency, Multi Sensor Method to Estimate Vertical Streambed Fluxes and Sediment Thermal Properties.
- iFlow: a new graphical user interface to quantify thermal properties and advection from temperature time-series analysis
- Beyond The Field Of View Of Particle Image Velocimetry - Coupling Large Eddy Simulations To PIV/Refractive Index-Matched Fluid To Obtain Spatial And Temporal Variations Of Pressure Fields
- On the contribution of river network to nitrous oxide emissions
- Organic Carbon Hysteresis Patterns During High Flow Events in a Small Mountain Stream