443 results on '"Fryirs, Kirstie"'
Search Results
2. Contributors
3. Evolution of a river management industry in Australia reveals meandering pathway to 2030 UN goals
4. Quantifying trajectories of geomorphic river recovery through analysis of assemblages of geomorphic units: Aiding detection to inform river management
5. Bacterial communities in peat swamps reflect changes associated with catchment urbanisation
6. Degradation and recovery of alpine meadow catenas in the source zone of the Yellow River, Western China
7. Truths of the Riverscape: Moving beyond command-and-control to geomorphologically informed nature-based river management
8. River Styles and stream power analysis reveal the diversity of fluvial morphology in a Philippine tropical catchment
9. Geomorphic and vegetative river recovery in a small coastal catchment of New South Wales, Australia: Implications for flow hydrology and river management
10. Geomorphic characterization of a seasonal river network in semi-arid western India using the River Styles Framework
11. Development of place-based catenal models for grassland ecosystems of the Upper Yellow River, Western China
12. Leveraging understandings of biogeomorphic river recovery to reframe river management philosophy and communication strategies.
13. The dark art of interpretation in geomorphology
14. Spatial and Temporal Variation in Macrophyte Litter Decomposition in a Rare Chain-of-ponds, an Intermittent Stream and Wetland System
15. Upland Peatlands of eastern Australia as important water storage reservoirs
16. Soil carbon dynamics and aquatic metabolism of a wet–dry tropics wetland system
17. Developing an equitable agenda for international capacity strengthening courses: environmental pedagogies and knowledge co-production in the Philippines.
18. An approach for assessing geomorphic river sensitivity across a catchment based on analysis of historical capacity for adjustment
19. THE SIZE INHERITED AGE EFFECT ON RADIOCARBON DATES OF ALLUVIAL DEPOSITS: REDATING CHARCOAL FRAGMENTS IN A SAND-BED STREAM, MACDONALD RIVER, NSW, AUSTRALIA
20. Detection of decadal time‐series changes in flow hydrology in eastern Australia: Considerations for river recovery and flood management
21. Quantifying Sediment (Dis)Connectivity in the Modeling of River Systems
22. Single-grain OSL dating of fluvial terraces in the upper Hunter catchment, southeastern Australia
23. Developing an equitable agenda for international capacity strengthening courses: environmental pedagogies and knowledge co-production in the Philippines
24. Natural flood management: Lessons and opportunities from the catastrophic 2021–2022 floods in eastern Australia
25. A nested hierarchical perspective to enhance interpretations and communication in fluvial geomorphology for use in water resources management: Lessons from the Okavango Delta, Botswana
26. The hydrological function of upland swamps in eastern Australia: The role of geomorphic condition in regulating water storage and discharge
27. Contextualising the trajectory of geomorphic river recovery with environmental history to support river management
28. Chapter 6 - Geomorphic meanings of a resilient river
29. Inherited age of floating charcoal fragments in a sand-bed stream, Macdonald River, NSW, Australia: Implications for radiocarbon dating of sediments
30. Trends in post‐1950 riparian vegetation recovery in coastal catchments of NSW Australia: Implications for remote sensing analysis, forecasting and river management
31. Prioritising the placement of riparian vegetation to reduce flood risk and end-of-catchment sediment yields: Important considerations in hydrologically-variable regions
32. The hydrological function of a large chain-of-ponds: a wetland system with intermittent surface flows
33. Author Correction: Engaging with research impact assessment for an environmental science case study
34. Engaging with research impact assessment for an environmental science case study
35. Channel
36. Using a Hydro-Morphic Classification of Catchments to Explain Flood Behaviour
37. A GIS workflow for the identification of corridors of geomorphic river recovery across landscapes
38. Intrinsic and extrinsic controls on the geomorphic condition of upland swamps in Eastern NSW
39. Geomorphic mapping and taxonomy of fluvial landforms
40. Can the sedimentological and morphological structure of rivers be used to predict characteristics of riparian seed banks?
41. Morphological and historical resilience to catastrophic flooding: The case of Lockyer Creek, SE Queensland, Australia
42. Different depths, different fauna: habitat influences on the distribution of groundwater invertebrates
43. Hydrological conditions explain variation in wood density in riparian plants of south-eastern Australia
44. REHABILITATING UPLAND SWAMPS USING ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORIES: A CASE STUDY OF THE BLUE MOUNTAINS PEAT SWAMPS, EASTERN AUSTRALIA
45. Identifying corridors of river recovery in coastal NSW Australia, for use in river management decision support and prioritisation systems
46. Why is managing sediment (dis)connectivity in fluvial systems so important?
47. Geomorphic effectiveness: a linear concept in a non‐linear world
48. Quantifying fluvial (dis)connectivity in an agricultural catchment using a geomorphic approach and sediment source tracing
49. How long do seeds float? The potential role of hydrochory in passive revegetation management
50. A pedagogy of fluvial geomorphology: Incorporating scaffolding and active learning into tertiary education courses
Catalog
Books, media, physical & digital resources
Discovery Service for Jio Institute Digital Library
For full access to our library's resources, please sign in.