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Sediment Transport Relations In Alluvial Channels
This dissertation present new methods for predicting sediment transport in alluvial channeils. The new methods were developed based on simple equations and easy-toapply parametric relationships and can be applied to a wide range of river conditions, modifications of Posada (1995), Simons et al. (198
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