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Sedminent budgets, dynamics, and variability: new approaches and techniques

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2002

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Wasson, Robert J

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International Association of Hydrological Sciences

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The papers for the theme "Techniques" are considered within the framework of a dynamic sediment budget. Gaps in knowledge of such a framework are identified, and the contributions of the papers considered against the gaps. The key gaps are documentation and understanding of the dynamics of sediment budgets, the scale dependence of the dynamics, and the spatial variability of the components of budgets.

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Keywords: Budget control; Sediments; System program documentation; Spatial variability; Sedimentology; catchment; measurement method; sediment budget; sediment transport Catchment dynamics; Knowledge gaps; Sediment budget

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/71553

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ANU Research Publications

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The Structure, Function and Management Implications of Fluvial Sedminentary Systems (Proceedings of an international symposium held at Alice Springs, September 2002)

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Conference paper

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