This paper presents two approaches to using a data logger to interface between a flow recorder and a sampler, and provides a framework for the collection of high quality data from the field. Two hydrological systems were monitored; both
The C program is operational under either the DOS or UNIX environment, depending on how it is compiled. This program is designed to detect slope forms in three dimensions that include both the profile and cross-section directions based on elevation
values recorded as set horizontal intervals. The results are tabulated and presented as deviograms which display both the magnitude and scale of roughness. The spreadsheet used was Quattro-Pro for Windows, version 1.00.
The aim of this paper is to explore the use of autoregressive maximum entropy spectral analysis for the construction of power spectra, and the use of these spectra for the calculation of fractal dimension for both simulated and real topographic
the fluctuations of velocity and shear stress interact both spatially and temporally. The AA. highlight examples of flow events which are important for the understanding of flow dynamics.
was established automatically with three slot-samplers of the Birkberck type. Bed material and bedload grain-size distributions are also provided. The database is given in both printed and electronic tabular format.