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  • Wood storage within the active zone of a large European gravel-bed river
  • Wood storage within the active zone of the dynamic, gravel-bed, Fiume Tagliamento, Italy, was investigated at 8 sites along the river's main stem. The objective was to study variations in the distribution and abundance of wood at a sample of sites
  • , in order to identify downstream trends and to understand how the controls on wood storage change along the length of the river.
  • Effects of coarse woody debris on morphology and sediment storage of a mountain stream system in western Oregon
  • Effects of coarse woody debris (CWD) on channel morphology and sediment storage were investigated at five sites, representative of first-order to fifth-order streams. Channel widening, steepening and sediment storage associated with CWD were
  • observed predominantly in third- to fifth-order streams. In the fifth-order stream CWD promoted lateral channel migration, but sediment storage was temporary, with annual release and captive.
  • Quantitative determination of the activity of within-reach sediment storage in a small gravel-bed river using transit time and response time
  • Carrying capacity ; Channel geometry ; Grain size distribution ; Gravel ; Methodology ; Quantitative analysis ; River bed ; Scotland ; Sediment load ; Storage site ; Stream ; Tracer ; United Kingdom
  • This paper demonstrates how fractional sediment storage activity in a gravel-bed river can be quantified using a within-reach sediment budget and reservoir theory. Deployment of magnetic tracer particles allows accurate characterisation of sediment
  • fluxes in gravel-bed rivers and provide the opportunity to quantify storage activity using reservoir theory. The results suggest that transit time is difficult to determine from tracer studies in gravel-bed rivers. Consequently, a refinement of transit
  • Energy ; Energy need ; Power station ; Renewable energy ; Space ; Storage site
  • The article deals with the big land requirements of renewable energies, the regenerative kombi power station and the locations for energy storage. The aim of the paper is, with help of GIS, to clarify the high space efficiency of the development
  • Input, storage and distribution of large woody debris along a mountain river continuum, the Drôme River, France
  • Large woody debris (LWD) were studied along the Drôme River, a French Alpine river with an active shifting channel and a well-developed riparian forest. The objectives are to assess LWD quantities (input from floodplain and in-channel storage
  • ), the preferential sites of LWD deposit and the geomorphological influence of LWD along the river course of a human-modified watershed. These objectives should allow for the proposal of soft-maintenance strategies of LWD.
  • Influence of storm-related sediment storage on the sediment delivery from tributary catchments in the Upper Waipaoa River, New Zealand
  • Sediment delivery ratios focused on the influence of storm-related sediment storage are measured at Matakonekone and Oil Springs tributaries of the Waipaoa River basin, east coast of New Zealand. The terrace deposits of both tributaries show
  • a tributary to the main stream by the volume of sediment generated at erosion sites in the tributary catchment.
  • Spatial and temporal variability of sediment transfer and storage in an Alpine basin (Reintal valley, Bavarian Alps, Germany)
  • Bavaria ; Germany ; Sediment transfer ; Sedimentary ; Slide rocks ; Storage site
  • The relationship between geomorphic river structure and coarse particulate organic matter (CPOM) storage along the Kangaroo River, New South Wales, Australia
  • Australia ; Fluvial landform ; New South Wales ; Organic materials ; Storage site ; Stream ; Structural geomorphology
  • Aspect socio-économique ; Baranya ; Choix du site ; Décharge ; Déchet radioactif ; Environnement ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Géomorphologie appliquée ; Hongrie ; Impact sur l'environnement ; Nuisance ; Ofalu
  • The disposal site - regarded suitable by technical designers for the long-term storage of nuclear waste - is located in the Baranya Hills, on a forested plateau dissected by erosion valleys. Geomorphological, hydrometeorological, geotechnical
  • as well as public administration, infrastructural and sociological arguments are enumerated which contradict to the suitability of the selected site. - (DLO), (JS)
  • Approvisionnement ; Calcul économique ; Choix du site ; Généralités sur la géographie ; Localisation ; Modèle de localisation-allocation ; Origine-destination ; Production ; Réseau de transports ; Structure spatiale
  • The paper presents an interperiod network storage location-allocation (INSLA) model to solve the production planning problem. It is extended to a multiobjective problem in which trade-offs between delivery time and transportation costs are analyzed.
  • A geographical method to assess technological hazards. The example of the storage and the distribution of the fuel oils in the urban region of Ile-de-France
  • France ; Geographical information system ; Hydrocarbon ; Ile-de-France ; Marketing channel ; Simulation ; Storage site ; Technological risk ; Transport ; Urban planning
  • Avec l'aide d'un SIG, qui décrit avec précision l'usage des sols, une méthode est développée pour comparer les risques-site (autour d'un établissement industriel dangereux) et les risques-transport (le long du parcours des véhicules livrant les
  • Time stability of soil water storage measured by neutron probe and the effects of calibration procedures in a small watershed
  • The knowledge of soil water storage (SWS) of soil profiles is crucial for the adoption of vegetation restoration practices. With the aim of identifying representative sites to obtain the mean SWS of a watershed, a time stability analysis of neutron
  • . Therefore, spatial variability of soil properties should be taken into account during the process of neutron probe calibration. This study provides useful information on the mean SWS observation with a time stable site and on distinct neutron probe
  • Sandy soils under original heathland vegetation were compared with sites that were transformed to farmland in 1950 and sites where after the transformation topsoil removal took place in the 1990s. All soils were sandy and acidic. It is showed
  • that the C storage and the buffer function of the soils have drastically decreased. The N and P storages in the soils where topsoil was removed have also greatly reduced. In the topsoil removed soils no re-colonization of earthworms had occurred and microbial
  • activity has significantly reduced. These changes in soil properties negatively influenced several soil functions which are relevant in nature and environmental protection, e.g. C-storage, filtering and buffering. The AA. therefore conclude that removal
  • Ecology ; Environment ; Israel ; Location ; Location choice ; Model ; Multi-criteria analysis ; Nuisance ; Storage site ; Waste
  • Analyse multicritère ; Choix du site ; Déchet ; Ecologie ; Environnement ; Israël ; Localisation ; Modèle ; Nuisance ; Stockage
  • Utilisation d'un système d'analyse d'aide à la décision pour le choix du site de stations de transfert de déchets solides. Application à la ville d'Asdod, à 34 km au sud de Tel Aviv, sur la côte méditerranéenne. Deux sites parmi huit ont été
  • Ecology ; Environment ; Israel ; Location ; Location choice ; Model ; Multi-criteria analysis ; Nuisance ; Storage site ; Waste
  • Analyse multicritère ; Choix du site ; Déchet ; Ecologie ; Environnement ; Israël ; Localisation ; Modèle ; Nuisance ; Stockage
  • Problèmes du choix du site de telles stations de transfert de déchets solides, notamment dans des zones urbanisées. Cinq catégories de critères doivent être prises en considération : écologiques, politiques, transport, économiques et spatiaux. Un
  • modèle d'évaluation permet de comparer la contribution des critères. Chaque critère est classé et leur combinaison permet de proposer des sites éventuels, selon les préférences accordées aux critères.
  • ) biogeoclimatic zone, and 3 recent Mountain Pine Beetle (MPB) infestation sites and 3 undisturbed sites in the Montane Spruce (MS) zone. Detailed information on wood recruitment, output and storage were obtained from repeated annual surveys. An attempt is made
  • This paper presents reach scale large wood (LW) budgets of 12 upland streams in the Okanagan Basin of British Columbia. The study included 100 m long reaches at 3 wildfire sites and 3 undisturbed sites in the Interior Douglas-fir (IDF
  • , but is expected to increase over the coming decades. Storage rates at the disturbed streams indicated a net accumulation of wood over the study period.
  • Landscape characteristics influence the spatial pattern of soil water storage : Similarity over times and at depths
  • The aim of this study was to examine the similarity in the spatial patterns of soil water storage (SWS) and its characteristic landscape positions for variable soil depths and over time at a field scale. Soil water content (further converted to SWS
  • by multiplying with depth) was measured for 5 years (2007–2011) along a transect at a study site that has representative hummocky landscape of the North American Prairie Pothole region. It is highlighted that : 1) Similarity in the spatial patterns was scale
  • Autoregressive process ; Forecast ; Harbour ; Kansas ; Market ; Price fixing ; Statistics ; Storage site ; Texas ; Time series ; Transport cost ; United States ; Wheat
  • Cereal ; Food ; Lebanon ; Leguminous plants ; Peasantry ; Storage site
  • Canada ; Choix du site ; Collectivité locale ; Conflit ; Enquête ; Environnement ; Méthode qualitative ; Ontario ; Perception ; Perception du risque ; Risque naturel ; Risque technologique ; Stockage souterrain ; Théorie sociale ; Traitement des
  • Canada ; Conflict ; Enquiry ; Environment ; Local government ; Location choice ; Natural hazards ; Ontario ; Perception ; Qualitative method ; Risk perception ; Social theory ; Technological risk ; Underground storage ; Waste treatment