Influence of a dam on fine‐sediment storage in a canyon river
@article{Hazel2006InfluenceOA, title={Influence of a dam on fine‐sediment storage in a canyon river}, author={J. Hazel and D. Topping and J. Schmidt and M. Kaplinski}, journal={Journal of Geophysical Research}, year={2006}, volume={111} }
Glen Canyon Dam has caused a fundamental change in the distribution of fine sediment storage in the 99-km reach of the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. The two major storage sites for fine sediment (i.e., sand and finer material) in this canyon river are lateral recirculation eddies and the main-channel bed. We use a combination of methods, including direct measurement of sediment storage change, measurements of sediment flux, and comparison of the grain… Expand
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