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Matt Podbury

S-Cool | Storm hydrographs and river discharge - 2 views

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    Drainage Basins revision
Richard Allaway

geographyalltheway.com - AS / A2 / IB Geography - Discharge - 2 views

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    Produced July 2011
Paul Becker-Hounslow

Centre for Ecology and Hydrology: National Groundwater Level Archive - 0 views

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    very good source of information on river discharge
Ian Gabrielson

River fieldwork - 3 views

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    "Hydraulic radius = cross sectional area / wetted perimeter. Hydraulic radius is a measure of the efficiency of the the river channel. The higher the hydraulic radius, the more efficient the river channel is. The more efficient the river is, the more energy the water will have to move downstream (so as hydraulic radius increases, velocity increases) carry load (so as hydraulic radius increases, the river's competence and capacity increases) increase the rate of erosion (in the upper course, as hydraulic radius increases, there is a higher rate of vertical erosion, so gradient increases; further downstream where the river is closer to base level, as hydraulic radius increases, there is a higher rate of lateral erosion)."
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