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| | |Firstname=Gasparini, N.M.; Bras, R.L.; Tucker, G.E.; | ||
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| | |BibType= bookSection | ||
| | |Title=Numerical predictions of the sensitivity of grain size and channel slope to an increase in precipitation. | ||
|Editors=Rice, S.P.; Roy, A.G.; Rhoads, B.L.; | |||
|Year=2008 | |||
|Journal=IAHS Publ | |||
|Booktitle=River Confluences, Tributaries and the Fluvial Network | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:42, 9 October 2024
| Author(s) | Gasparini, N.M.; Bras, R.L.; Tucker, G.E.; |
| BibType | bookSection |
| Title | Numerical predictions of the sensitivity of grain size and channel slope to an increase in precipitation. |
| Editors | Rice, S.P.; Roy, A.G.; Rhoads, B.L.; |
| Year | 2008 |
| Journal | IAHS Publ |
| Booktitle | River Confluences, Tributaries and the Fluvial Network |
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| Feature reference | No |
| PublicationClusterID | 12984748027405155658 |
| MS_PublicationClusterID | 1574029462 |
| Semantic_ID | 7eab348d783b9883c04dbbe71d2a6fa1ce1e2bec |
| Nr of citations | 6 |
| Sort of publication | a module application description |
| Sort of model publication | a single module |
| Is the CSDMS HPC used | No |
| If HPC is used, for what project was it?: | |
| Associated simulation movie if any: |
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| Model(s) discussed: | CHILD |
