Modeling Spatial and Temporary Patterns in Flow and Sediment Transport and Storage in Large Lowland Rivers

Michael David Singer - University of California Santa Barbara

1.3 Mb	Introduction Chapter 1: Identifying Eroding and Depositional Reaches of Valley by Analysis of Suspended-Sediment Transport in the Sacramento River, California.
696k	Chapter 2: An Emperical-Stochastic, Event-Based Model For Simulating Inflow From a Tributary Network: Theoretical Framework and Application to the Sacramento River Basin, California
516k	Chapter 3: Modeling Decadal Bed-Material Sediment Flux Based on Stochastic Hydrology
408k	Chapter 4: Modeling the Decadal Influence of River Rehabilitation Scenarios on Bed-Material Transport in a Large River Basin

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Appendices: Appendix A: Table of Time Series Models Appendix B: Suspended Sediment Budget      Spreadsheet Appendix C: Annual Gravel Bed-Material Budget      Spreadsheet Appendix D: Annual Sand Bed-Material Budget      Spreadsheet Appendix E: One-Day Peak Gravel Bed-Material      Budget Spreadsheet Appendix F: One-Day Peak Sand Bed-Material Budget      Spreadsheet

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