Sediment Transfer Through the Fluvial System

Edited by Valentin Golosov, Vladimir Belyaev & Des E. Walling

IAHS Publ. 288 (August 2004) ISBN 1-901502-57-8, 498 + x pp. Price £85.00


 

An improved understanding of sediment transfer, storage and redistribution has many important practical applications, including soil conservation, catchment management, control of diffuse-source pollution, predicting and managing reservoir sedimentation, and the maintenance of irrigation systems and navigation channels, which link closely to the sustainable management of land, water and other natural resources.
Problems of understanding sediment redistribution and storage in different components of the fluvial system within many different regions of the world are addressed (see Contents).
The symposium, co-sponsored by IAHS and UNESCO, was a contribution to the International Sedimentation Initiative (ISI) of the UNESCO International Hydrological Programme (IHP VI).

 

Contents


     
  1. Sediment Redistribution Within Small Catchments in Different Environments
     
     
  2. Interaction of Rivers and River Catchments in Undisturbed and Intensively Cultivated Basins
     
     
  3. Large River System Functioning
     
     
  4. Modelling of Erosion and Deposition Processes
     
     
  5. Implications for Nutrient and Contaminant Transfer