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Bed load transport monitoring using seismic observations in a low‐gradient rural gravel bed stream
Abstract The characterization of bed load transport in rivers is critical for the fundamental understanding and management of fluvial systems. Bed load monitoring based on seismological observations has recently emerged as a viable noninvasive measurement technique. However, applications of this new
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