Geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
>Magister Scientiae - MSc === The analysis of what controls why rivers are the way they are, and how and why they change is crucial in predicting river dynamics and deriving classification systems that can assist management. A variety of factors control the pattern of fluvial styles in a river sy...
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ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-uwc-oai-etd.uwc.ac.za-11394-74122021-01-03T05:10:53Z Geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the Eastern Cape, South Africa Sekese, Siviwe Pamela Grenfell, Michael Glenday, Julia Geomorphic analysis Eastern Cape River dynamics Climate change Geology >Magister Scientiae - MSc The analysis of what controls why rivers are the way they are, and how and why they change is crucial in predicting river dynamics and deriving classification systems that can assist management. A variety of factors control the pattern of fluvial styles in a river system across spatial scales. The geomorphic response of a river to an individual control, such as stream power for example, will vary due to a combination of other contributing factors such as geology and climate. 2020-11-03T07:21:00Z 2021-01-01T22:10:05Z 2019 http://hdl.handle.net/11394/7412 en University of Western Cape University of Western Cape |
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Geomorphic analysis Eastern Cape River dynamics Climate change Geology Sekese, Siviwe Pamela Geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
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>Magister Scientiae - MSc === The analysis of what controls why rivers are the way they are, and how and why they change is crucial in predicting river dynamics and deriving classification systems that can assist management. A variety of factors control the pattern of fluvial styles in a river system across spatial scales. The geomorphic response of a river to an individual control, such as stream power for example, will vary due to a combination of other contributing factors such as geology and climate. |
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Grenfell, Michael |
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Grenfell, Michael Sekese, Siviwe Pamela |
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Sekese, Siviwe Pamela |
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Sekese, Siviwe Pamela |
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Geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
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Geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
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Geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
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Geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
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Geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
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geomorphic analysis of river character and behaviour in three semi-arid, mountainous catchments in the eastern cape, south africa |
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University of Western Cape |
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2020 |
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