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Post-fire rockfall and debris-flow hazard zonation in the Eagle Creek Fire burn area, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon: a tool for emergency managers and first responders
Taking the pulse of debris flows: Extracting debris-flow dynamics from good vibrations in southern California and central Colorado
Community-based conservation and recovery of native species on Monuriki Island, Fiji
Geochemical data for produced waters from conventional and unconventional oil and gas wells: Results from Colorado, USA
A 20-year record of water chemistry in an alpine setting, Mount Emmons, Colorado, USA
Integrating structure from motion, numerical modelling and field measurements to understand carbonate sediment transport in coral reef canopies
The influence of sea level on incident and infragravity wave-driven sediment dynamics across a fringing coral reef
Measuring settling velocity in a strongly tidal estuary
Predicting sediment transport in estuarine systems requires understanding sediment settling velocity, its range of fluctuations, and the shortcomings of the tools to measure it. Previous studies have used Laser In-Situ Scattering and Transmissometry (LISST) instruments to measure particle size and Acoustic Doppler Velocimeters (ADV) to return estimates of settling velocity. We deployed both instru
Controls on sediment transport over coral reefs off southwest Puerto Rico: Seasonal patterns and Hurricane Maria
Guánica Bay in southwest Puerto Rico is highly turbid and has some of the highest PCB concentrations in the USA. To investigate how and to what extent the bay waters influence coral reef ecosystem health along the coastline, 6 months of hydrodynamic data were collected at 8 sites on the insular shelf. Bed shear stresses were primarily driven by waves and were weakest at the site closest to La Parg