Advancing river corridor science beyond disciplinary boundaries with an inductive approach to catalyse hypothesis generation

Advancing river corridor science beyond disciplinary boundaries with an inductive approach to catalyse hypothesis generation

A unified conceptual framework for river corridors requires synthesis of diverse site-, method- and discipline-specific findings. The river research community has developed a substantial body of observations and process-specific interpretations, but we are still lacking a comprehensive model to dist...

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Main Authors: Bernal, S. (Author), Brekenfeld, N. (Author), Drummond, J. (Author), Graham, E. (Author), Hannah, D.M (Author), Klaar, M. (Author), Krause, S. (Author), Kurz, M. (Author), Li, A. (Author), Lupon, A. (Author), Mao, F. (Author), Ouellet, V. (Author), Packman, A. (Author), Roca, M.E.M (Author), Royer, T.V (Author), Stegen, J.C (Author), Ward, A.S (Author), Zarnetske, J.P (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Ltd 2022
Subjects:
Catalyse
Conceptual frameworks
Disciplinary boundaries
Diverse sites
Ecology
Hypotheses generation
inductive
Inductive
machine learning
Research communities
river corridor
River corridor
Rivers
scientific method
Scientific method
stream corridor
Stream corridors
Support vector machines
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