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HydroTrend-Rest-Publications

Grey literature references HydroTrend

Total peer and non-peer reviewed publications

61

Journal Articles

50

Books

1

Book sections

2

Reports

2

Thesis

2

Abstracts

2

Code

1

Blogs

0

Miscellaneous

1

Web

0

Preprints

0

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Grey literature reference(s) Open Access Status Year Cited
Grey literature reference(s) Open Access Status Year Cited
Sheng, Hui; Gao, Jian Hua; Kettner, Albert J.; Shi, Yong; Xue, Chengfeng; Wang, Ya Ping; Gao, Shu; 2020. Frequency and magnitude variability of Yalu River flooding: Numerical analyses for the last 1000 years. , . [1]
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2020 4
Wild, A.L.; 2020. Morphodynamics of a bedrock confined estuary and delta: The Skeena River Estuary. , . [2]
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2020 0
Wild, Amanda; 2018. Modelling Fluvial Discharge and Sediment Transport of the Skeena Watershed. , . [3]
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2018 0
Lintern, D G; Haaf, J; 2014. Modeling the Mackenzie River Basin: current conditions and climate change scenarios. , 5531. [4]
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2014 0
Bonneau, Lucile; 2014. Impact des oscillations climatiques rapides du dernier cycle glaciaire sur l'érosion et les transferts sédimentaires dans le sud des Alpes (SE France). , . [5]
unknown
2014 1
Kettner, A.J.; 2011. HydroTrend, version 3.0.2.. , . 10.1594/IEDA/100135
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2011 0
McCarney-Castle, K.; 2010. Simulating anthropogenic and climatic influences on fluvial sediment load in the southeastern U.S. and Central Europe. , 250. [6]
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2010 0
Syvitski, J.P.M.; 2003. The influence of climate on the flux of sediment to the coastal ocean. , 2981–985 Vol.2. 10.1109/OCEANS.2003.178463
closed
2003 9



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Nr. of publications: 56
Total citations: 2439
h-index: 28
m-quotient: 0.88

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