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2006. Does wood slow down "sludge dragons?" The interaction between riparian zones and debris flows in mountain landscapes Science Findings. 86:6.
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2006. Influence of volcanic history on groundwater patterns on the west slope of the Oregon High Cascades. Water Resources Research. 42 (1.21 MB)
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2006. Patterns and processes of sediment transport follwoing sediment-filled dam removal in gravel bed rivers. Geosciences. PhD:87.
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2006. The role of forests in reducing hydrogeomorphic hazards. Forest Snow and Landscape Research. 80:11-22. (115.36 KB)
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2006. Spatio-temporal scaling of channels in braided streams. Journal of Hydrology. 322:192-198. (230.61 KB)
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2006. What can we learn from the removal of little dinky dams? Watershed Management Conference. (1.08 MB)
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2005. Out, Out, Dam Spot! The geomorphic response of rivers to dam removal. Science Findings. 71:6. (816.36 KB)
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2005. Sediment transport and channel morphology of small forested streams. Journal of the American Water Resources Association. 41:853-876. (898.9 KB)
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2004. A geological framework for interpreting the low-flow regimes of Cascade streams, Willamette River Basin, Oregon. Water Resources Research. 40 (331.13 KB)
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2003. Clarifying muddy water: probing the linkages to municipal water quality. Science Findings. 59:6. (406.82 KB)
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2003. Dam Removal in the United States: Emerging Needs for Science and Policy. EOS. 84:32-33. (253.71 KB)
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2003. Downstream effects of the Pelton-Round Butte Hydroelectric Project on bedload transport, channel morphology and channel-bed texture, Lower Deschutes River, Oregon. A Peculiar River. Water Science and Application 7:169-202. (2.14 MB)
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2003. Effects of wood on debris flow runout in small mountain watersheds. Water Resources Research. 39:1168. (878.16 KB)
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2003. A geological framework for interpreting downstream effects of dams on rivers. A Peculiar River. Water Science and Application 7:209-225. (684.39 KB)
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2003. A geological framework for interpreting downstream effects of dams on rivers. A Peculiar River. Water Science and Application 7:209-225. (684.39 KB)
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2003. Overview of Geology, Hydrology, Geomorphology and Sediment Budget of the Deschutes River Basin, Oregon. A Peculiar River. Water Science and Application 7:7-30. (4.43 MB)
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2003. Overview of Geology, Hydrology, Geomorphology and Sediment Budget of the Deschutes River Basin, Oregon. A Peculiar River. Water Science and Application 7:7-30. (4.43 MB)
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2003. A Peculiar River. Water Science and Application. 7:219.
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2003. Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology of the Lower Deschutes River Canyon, Oregon. A Peculiar River. Water Science and Application 7:73-94. (4.43 MB)
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2003. Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology of the Lower Deschutes River Canyon, Oregon. A Peculiar River. Water Science and Application 7:73-94. (4.43 MB)
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2003. When models meet managers: Examples from geomorphology. Prediction in Geomorphology. :27-40. (62.02 KB)
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2003. You want me to predict what? Prediction in Geomorphology. :41-50. (51.8 KB)
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2002. The Geology and Geography of Floods. Ancient Floods, Modern Hazards: Principles and Application of Paleoflood Hydrology. 5:359-385. (3.9 MB)
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2002. Geology as Destiny: Cold waters run deep in western Oregon. Science Findings. 49:6. (272.09 KB)
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2002. Muddy waters: how floods clarify evolving relationships among landscape processes and resource management decision-making in municipal watersheds. EPA/NSF Final Project Report GAD#R825822. :32. (1.42 MB)
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