Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4687004 | Geomorphology | 2008 | 28 Pages |
Abstract
The major conclusions are placed within a conceptual model, and illustrate that; 1. in many instances specific flood management options were constrained by the type of floodplain deposit; 2. geomorphic adjustment to flood management occurs along a time-space continuum; 3. flood management initiates positive feedbacks with unintended geomorphic consequences that require further management options to minimize flood risk.
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Authors
Paul F. Hudson, Hans Middelkoop, Esther Stouthamer,