دانلود کتاب Mountain Rivers

About The ProductPublished by the American Geophysical Union as part of the Water Resources Monograph Series. I wrote this book in response to a need expressed by one of my Ph.D. students, David Merritt, who walked into my office one afternoon for a summary reference on mountain rivers. Search as I might, I could not find such a reference in my files. I did find a stack of individual articles, however, and sent David on his way loaded up with them. As I thought about it, I realized that a summary reference on mountain rivers could be very useful, particularly given the increasing interest in the subject that I have noticed these last few years. Thus I began to write a review of the fluvial geomorphology of mountain rivers and, as such volumes will, this grew into a broader review of physical, biological, and chemical characteristics of mountain rivers, and of human interactions with these rivers. Content: Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1–17): Ellen WohlChapter 2 Mountain Drainage Basins (pages 19–61): Ellen WohlChapter 3 Channel Processes (pages 63–148): Ellen WohlChapter 4 Channel Morphology (pages 149–172): Ellen WohlChapter 5 Mountain Channel Biota (pages 173–194): Ellen WohlChapter 6 Mountain Rivers and Humans (pages 195–230): Ellen WohlChapter 7 Field Data, Please (pages 231–233): Ellen Wohl