The Geomorphic Response of Rivers to Dams: An Interdisciplinary Approach: Rehabilitating and Fluvial Geomorphic Processes on Regulated Rivers

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Presenter: Greg Pasternack
Length: 6 Parts

View: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6

       Topics:

       Part 1

• Introduction
• Key Questions Applied to Water
• What Does Trade-Off Space Look Like
• A Diagram
• Dams as a Forest Service Issue

       Part 2

• Introduction
• Key Questions Applied to Water
• What Does Trade-Off Space Look Like
• A Diagram
• Dams as a Forest Service Issue

       Part 3

• A dam is not a dam is not a dam...
• How do we interpret the geo and eco effects on rivers
• Concerned with how dams affect movement of water and sediment
• Usual suspects
• Graphs on Hells Canyon
• The Rio Grande
• But a dam is not a dam is not a dam ...
• North Umpqua River - Oregon
• Soda Springs Dam

       Part 4

• A dam is not a dam is not a dam...
• How do we interpret the geo and eco effects on rivers
• Concerned with how dams affect movement of water and sediment
• Usual suspects
• Graphs on Hells Canyon
• The Rio Grande
• But a dam is not a dam is not a dam ...
• North Umpqua River - Oregon
• Soda Springs Dam

      Part 5

• Gravel Efficiency Estimates
• Construction
• Post Project Assessment
• Pre Project Characterization
• Post Project Assessment
• Post Project Assessment cont.
• SHIRA Modes
• Scientific Exploration
• Scientific Exploration cont.

       Part 6

• Questions and Answers

These presentations were produced by Michael J. Furniss and Jeff Guntle, of the US Forest Service, PNW and PSW Research Stations.
US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Stream Systems Technology Center