The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (Linnaeus) is both an invasive non-native species in
the Laurentian Great Lakes of North America and an imperiled species in much of its native …

Stream ecosystems are especially vulnerable to climate warming because most aquatic
organisms are ectothermic and live in dendritic networks that are easily fragmented. Many …

Gaussian decomposition has been used to extract terrain elevation from waveforms of the
satellite lidar GLAS (Geoscience Laser Altimeter System), on board ICESat (Ice, Cloud, and …

A model is proposed for optimizing the net benefits of removing multiple dams in US
watersheds of Lake Erie by quantifying impacts upon social, ecological, and economic …

Hydrologic and geomorphic classifications have gained traction in response to the
increasing need for basin‐wide water resources management. Regardless of the selected …

Within stream restoration practice there has been little use of formal decision analysis
methods for evaluating tradeoffs in selecting restoration sites and design alternatives …

Riverbed grain size controls suitability of spawning habitat for threatened fish species.
Motivated by this relationship, we developed a model that uses digital elevation models …

River corridors exhibit landforms nested within landforms repeatedly down spatial scales. In
Pasternack et al.(), a new, scale‐independent, hierarchical river classification was …

Reach‐scale morphological channel classifications are underpinned by the theory that each
channel type is related to an assemblage of reach‐and catchment‐scale hydrologic …

Regression models have consistently identified discharge as a suitable variable for
capturing the systematic trends in channel geometry. Using a discharge‐based relation …