نتایج جستجو برای: fluvial current

تعداد نتایج: 781632  

2017
T. D. Jickells E. Buitenhuis K. Altieri A. R. Baker D. Capone R. A. Duce F. Dentener K. Fennel M. Kanakidou J. LaRoche K. Lee P. Liss J. J. Middelburg J. K. Moore G. Okin A. Oschlies M. Sarin S. Seitzinger J. Sharples A. Singh P. Suntharalingam M. Uematsu L. M. Zamora

We report a new synthesis of best estimates of the inputs of fixed nitrogen to the world ocean via atmospheric deposition and compare this to fluvial inputs and dinitrogen fixation. We evaluate the scale of human perturbation of these fluxes. Fluvial inputs dominate inputs to the continental shelf, and we estimate that about 75% of this fluvial nitrogen escapes from the shelf to the open ocean....

2013
Katharina Besemer Gabriel Singer Christopher Quince Enrico Bertuzzo William Sloan Tom J. Battin

Streams and rivers form conspicuous networks on the Earth and are among nature's most effective integrators. Their dendritic structure reaches into the terrestrial landscape and accumulates water and sediment en route from abundant headwater streams to a single river mouth. The prevailing view over the last decades has been that biological diversity also accumulates downstream. Here, we show th...

2014
Günther Prasicek Jan-Christoph Otto David R. Montgomery Lothar Schrott

Erosion by glacial and fluvial processes shapes mountain landscapes in a long-recognized and characteristic way. Upland valleys incised by fluvial processes typically have a V-shaped cross-section with uniform and moderately steep slopes, whereas glacial valleys tend to have a U-shaped profile with a changing slope gradient. We present a novel regional approach to automatically differentiate be...

2013
Cengiz Yildirim Taylor F. Schildgen Helmut Echtler Daniel Melnick Bodo Bookhagen Attila Çiner Samuel Niedermann Silke Merchel Martin Martschini Peter Steier Manfred R. Strecker

[1] We document Quaternary fluvial incision driven by fault-controlled surface deformation in the inverted intermontane Gökırmak Basin in the Central Pontide mountains along the northern margin of the Central Anatolian Plateau. In-situ-produced 10Be, 21Ne, and 36Cl concentrations from gravel-covered fluvial terraces and pediment surfaces along the trunk stream of the basin (the Gökırmak River) ...

2011
Peter E. ROBINS Alan G. DAVIES

Complex, high resolution, finite-element TELEMAC-2D grids have been developed to simulate ocean/fluvial interaction in three shallow, intensively managed Welsh estuaries. In each case, important ecosystems and developed areas are exposed to flooding from both tidal and fluvial events. Of particular concern is how the estuaries will be affected by future sea-level rise due to climate change, and...

2014
Joseph E. Peterson Jason J. Coenen Christopher R. Noto

Shed dinosaur teeth are commonly collected microvertebrate remains that have been used for interpretations of dinosaur feeding behaviors, paleoecology, and population studies. However, such interpretations may be biased by taphonomic processes such as fluvial sorting influenced by tooth shape: shed teeth, removed from the skull during life, and teeth possessing roots, removed from the skull aft...

2016
Brandon T. Overstreet Carl J. Legleiter

Sun glint is the specular reflection of light from the water surface, which often causes unusually bright pixel values that can dominate fluvial remote sensing imagery and obscure the water-leaving radiance signal of interest for mapping bathymetry, bottom type, or water column optical characteristics. Although sun glint is ubiquitous in fluvial remote sensing imagery, river-specific methods fo...

2017
William I. Ford James F. Fox

Watershed-scale carbon budgets remain poorly understood, in part due to inadequate simulation tools to assess in-stream carbon fate and transport. A new numerical model termed ISOtope-based FLuvial Organic Carbon (ISOFLOC) is formulated to simulate the fluvial organic carbon budget in watersheds where hydrologic, sediment transport, and biogeochemical processes are coupled to control benthic an...

2017
Zhijun Gong Sheng-Hua Li Bo Li

The Tian Shan range lies in the actively deforming part of the India-Asia collision zone. The uplift rate and deformation pattern of the Tian Shan are important for understanding the dynamics of crustal deformation in the region. The river terraces in northern Tian Shan provide key records of past changes in climate and/or regional tectonics. In this study, a terrace sequence along the Manas Ri...

2007
John A. Grant

Interpretation of ground penetrating radar data from the 3.7 Ma old Roter Kamm impact crater, together with results of petrographic and sedimentologic analysis of sediment samples, indicates that --40 m or more of slope sensitive degradation f the rim was accompanied by reduction of wall slopes well below the angle of repose and nearly complete rosion of ejecta ,urn •uuu,u the crater. •,my u.c ...

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