A graded river conveys its sediment load without net deposition or erosion. The graded state
is thought to represent the long-term response of alluvial rivers to steady external forcing …

This paper discusses two premises:(a) large floods may play a bigger role than normally
recognized in determining channel morphology, and (b) such effects tend to follow a …

Fluvial geomorphology seeks to study river landform history, understand formative
processes, and predict changes using a combination of field observation, experimental …

The applicability of sequence stratigraphic models to continental fluvial successions has
long been topic for debate. To improve our understanding of how fluvial architectures record …

Abstract Analysis of more than 700 modern continental sedimentary basins that are both
endorheic (internally drained) and exorheic (externally drained) and cover a wide range of …

The quantitative model presented simulates the development of a two‐dimensional alluvial
sedimentary succession beneath a floodplain traversed by a single major river. Several inter …

The work in question is the most recent IAHR Monograph and the first one published under
the auspices and responsibility of IAHR itself. The subject it deals with is within the …

This review is an attempt to assess the current'state-of-the-art'for techniques of subsurface
fluvial stratigraphic analysis. It begins with a brief overview of the requirements of subsurface …

Among the dominant twentieth century conceptual models of geomorphology that rely on
insights resulting from field-based research are Stanley A. Schumm's formulations of …

1. Sediment types and transport modes __________________________ 2 1.1 Debris flows __________________________________…
2 1.2 Bedload __________________________________… 3 1.3 Suspended load …