Modelling geomorphological systems
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Modelling geomorphological systems
Wiley, c1988
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This book selectively introduces current modelling research in hillslope and river channel processes. It provides a basis for both graduate and undergraduate students to see the potential range of modelling activity within these investigations and to appreciate the challenges which remain. Alternative modelling approaches, means of validating and verifying models, and the use of computer simulation are presented.
Table of Contents
- A Review of the Bases of Geomorphological Modelling
- Appplications of Catastrophe Theory in Fluvial Geomorphology
- Equilibrium Models in Geomorphology
- Network Models in Geomorphology
- Mathematical Models of Channel Morphology
- Flow Processes and Data Provision for Channel Flow Models
- Hydrology and Sediment Models
- Models of Sediment Transport in Natural Streams
- Stochastic Models of Sediment Yield
- Modelling Erosion on Hillslopes
- Hillslope Solute Modelling
- Slopes on Strong Rock Masses: Modelling and Influences of Stress Distributions and Geochemical Properties
- Modelling Landform Change
- Restrictions on Hillslope Modelling
- Computer Simulation in Geomorphology.
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