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Assessment and Characterization of Ephemeral Stream Channel Stability and Mechanisms Affecting Erosion in Grand Valley, Western Colorado, 2018–21
usgs, geological survey, united states, science, government publication, usgs scientific investigations report, 2023, 5145, assessment, characterization, ephemeral, stream, channel, stability, mechanisms, affecting, erosion, grand, valley, western, colorado, 2018
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