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Comparative assessment of three approaches for deriving stream power plots along long profiles in the upper Hunter River catchment, New South Wales, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.
Use of ergodic reasoning to reconstruct the historical range of variability and evolutionary trajectory of rivers
  • and Fryirs (2005) is presented as a means for depicting the range of behaviour and evolutionary variability of this river. These approaches can be readily applied in other systems. Implications for approaches to analysis of river evolution and management
  • FRYIRS, K.[b1]
Slope-channel decoupling in Wolumla catchment, New South Wales, Australia : the changing nature of sediment sources following European settlement
  • FRYIRS, K.
A geomorphic approach to the identification of river recovery potential
  • FRYIRS, K.
A fluvial sediment budget for Upper Wolumla Creek, south coast, New South Wales, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.
The character and age structure of valley fills in upper Wolumla Creek, south coast, New South Wales, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.
Tributary-trunk stream relations in a cut-and-fill landscape : a case study from Wolumla catchment, new South Wales, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.
Variability in sediment delivery and storage along river courses in Bega catchment, NSW, Australia : implications for geomorphic river recovery
  • FRYIRS, K.
Buffers, barriers and blankets : the (dis)connectivity of catchment-scale sediment cascades
  • FRYIRS, K.A.
The relationship between geomorphic river structure and coarse particulate organic matter (CPOM) storage along the Kangaroo River, New South Wales, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.A.
Did humid-temperate rivers in the Old and New Worlds respond differently to clearance of riparian vegetation and removal of woody debris ?
  • FRYIRS, K.
Post-European settlement response gradients of river sensitivity and recovery across the upper Hunter catchment, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.[b1]
Spatial variability in the timing, nature and extent of channel response to typical human disturbance along the Upper Hunter River, New South Wales, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.[b1]
(Dis)Connectivity in catchment sediment cascades : a fresh look at the sediment delivery problem
  • FRYIRS, K.[b1]
Reading the landscape : Integrating the theory and practice of geomorphology to develop place-based understandings of river systems
  • FRYIRS, K.[b2]
The geomorphic character and hydrological function of an upland swamp, Budderoo plateau, southern highlands, NSW, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.[b1]
Channel–floodplain connectivity during an extreme flood event : implications for sediment erosion, deposition, and delivery
  • FRYIRS, K.[b2]
Geomorphic instability and change. Special issue
  • and/or the spatial contexts : Hooke; Fryirs et al.; Chiverell et al.; Maher et al.
Antecedent landscape controls on river character, behaviour and evolution at the base of the escarpment in Bega catchment, South Coast, New South Wales, Australia
  • FRYIRS, K.