Ackers, P.1972: River regime: research and application. Journal of the Institution of Water Engineers26, 257-74.
2.
Ackers, P. and White, W.R.1973: Sediment transport: new approach and analysis. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers99, 2041-60.
3.
Andrews, E.D.1980: Effective and bankfull discharges of streams in the Yampa River basin, Colorado and Wyoming . Journal of Hydrology46, 311-30.
4.
Andrews, E.D.1982: Bank stability and channel width adjustment, East Fork River, Wyoming. Water Resources Research18, 1184-92.
5.
1983: Entrainment of gravel from naturally sorted riverbed material . Geological Society of America Bulletin94, 1225-31.
6.
1984: Bed-material entrainment and hydraulic geometry of gravel-bed rivers in Colorado. Geological Society of America Bulletin95, 371-78.
7.
Baker, V.R. and Ritter, D.F.1975: Competence of rivers to transport coarse bedload material . Geological Society of America Bulletin86, 975-78.
8.
Barr, D.I.H., Alam, M.K. and Nishat, A.1980: A contribution to regime theory relating principally to channel geometry. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers Part 2, 69, 651-70.
9.
Bathurst, J.C.1982: Flow resistance in boulder-bed streams. In Hey, R.D. Bathurst, J.C. and Thorne, C.R., editors, Gravel-bed rivers, Chichester: John Wiley, 433-65.
10.
Bathurst, J.C., Graf, W.H. and Cao, H.H.1983: Initiation of sediment transport in steep channels with coarse bed material. In Sumer, B.M. and Muller, A., editors, Mechanics of sediment transport, Proceedings of Euromech, 156, Istanbul, July 1982Amsterdam: Balkema, 207-13.
11.
Bray, D.I.1980: Evaluation of effective boundary roughness for gravel-bed rivers. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineers7, 392-97.
12.
1982 : Regime equations for gravel-bed rivers. In Hey, R.D., Bathurst, J.C. and Thorne, C.R., editors. Gravel-bed rivers, Chichester: John Wiley517-52.
13.
Bridge, J.S. and Jarvis, J.1982: The dynamics of a riverbend : a study in flow and sedimentary process. Sedimentology29, 499-541.
14.
Carling, P.A.1983: Threshold of coarse sediment transport in broad and narrow natural streams. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms8, 1-18.
15.
Chang, H.H.1979: Geometry of rivers in regime. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers105, 691-706.
16.
1980: Geometry of gravel streams. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers106, 1443-56.
17.
Charlton, F.G.Brown, P.M. and Benson, R.W.1978: The hydraulic geometry of some gravel rivers in Britain . Report IT180, Hydraulic Research Station, Wallingford.
18.
Church, M. and Gilbert, R.1975: Proglacial fluvial and lacustrine environments . In Jopling, A.V. and McDonald, B.C., editors, Glaciofluvial and glaciolacustrine sedimentation, Society of Economic Palaentologists and Mineralogists Special Publication23, 193-222.
19.
Ethridge, F.G. and Schumm, S.A.1978: Reconstructing paleochannel morphologic and flow characteristics: methodology, limitations and assessment. In Miall, A.D., editor, Fluvial sedimentology , Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists, Memoir5, 703-21.
20.
Fahnestock, R.K.1963: Morphology and hydrology of a glacial stream-White River, Mount Rainier, Washington. US Geological Survey Professional Paper 442-A.
21.
Fenton, J.D. and Abbott, J.E.1977: Initial movement of grains on a stream bed: the effect of relative protrusion. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series A, 352, 523-37.
22.
Ferguson, R.I.1981: Channel form and channel changes. In Lewin, J., editor, British rivers, London: George Allen and Unwin, 90-125.
23.
Gilbert, G.K., 1914: The transport of debris by running water. US Geological Survey Professional Paper 86.
24.
Griffiths, G.1980: Hydraulic geometry of some New Zealand gravel-bed rivers . Journal of Hydrology (New Zealand)19, 106-18.
25.
1981: Stable-channel design in gravel-bed rivers. Journal of Hydrology52, 291-305.
26.
1983: Stable-channel design in alluvial rivers. Journal of Hydrology65, 259-70.
27.
1984: Extremal hypotheses for river regime: an illusion of progress . Water Resources Research20, 113-18.
28.
Henderson, F.M.1966: Open channel flow. New York . Macmillan.
29.
Hey, R.D.1978: Determinate hydraulic geometry of river channels. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers104, 869-85.
30.
1979: Flow resistance in gravel-bed rivers. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers105, 365-79.
31.
1982 : Design equations for mobile gravel-bed rivers. In Hey, R.D., Bathurst, J.C. and Thome, C.R., editors, Gravel-bed rivers, Chichester: John Wiley, 553-80.
32.
Hey, R.D. and Thorne, C.R.1983: Hydraulic geometry of mobile gravel-bed rivers . Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on River Sedimentation , Nanjing, China, 713-23.
33.
Kellerhals, R.1967: Stable channels with gravel-paved beds. Journal of the waterways and Harbours Division, American Society of Civil Engineers93, 63-84.
34.
Kirkby, M.J.1972: Alluvial and non-alluvial meanders. Area4, 284-88.
35.
1977 : Maximum sediment efficiency as a criterion for alluvial channels . In Gregory, K.J. editor, River channel changes, Chichester: John Wiley, 429-42.
36.
Knighton, A.D.1974: Variation in width-discharge relation and some implications for hydraulic geometry. Geological Society of America Bulletin85, 1059-76.
37.
1975: Variations in at a station hydraulic geometry. American Journal of Science275, 186-218.
38.
1979: Comments on log-quadratic relations in hydraulic geometry . Earth Surface Processes4, 205-10.
39.
1984 : Fluvial forms and processesLondon: Edward Arnold.
40.
Langbein, W.B.1964: Geometry of river channels. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers90, 301-12.
Leopold, L.B. and Maddock, T. Jr 1953: The hydraulic geometry of stream channels and some physiographic implications. US Geological Survey Professional Paper 252.
43.
Li, R.M., Simons, D.B. and Stevens, M.A.1976: Morphology of cobble streams in small watersheds. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers102, 1101-17.
44.
Limerinos, J.T.1969: Relation of the Manning coefficient to measured bed roughness in stable natural channels. US Geological survey Professional Paper 540-D.
45.
Lisle, T.E.1982: Effects of aggradation and degradation on riffle-pool morphology in natural gravel channels, northwestern California. Water Resources Research18, 1643-51.
46.
Mackin, J.H.1948: Concept of the graded river. Geological Society of America Bulletin59, 463-512.
47.
1963 : Rational and empirical methods of investigation in geology . In Albritton, C.C., editor, The fabric of geology, Stanford: Freeman, 135-63.
48.
Maizels, J.K.1983: Palaeovelocity and palaeodischarge determination for coarse gravel deposits. In Gregory, K.J. , editor, Background to palaeohydrology, Chichester : John Wiley, 101-39.
49.
Morisawa, M.1985: Rivers. Harlow: Longman.
50.
Mosley, M.P.1982: Critical depths for passage in braided rivers, Canterbury, New Zealand. NZ Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research16, 351-57.
51.
1983: Flow requirements for recreation and wildlife in New Zealand rivers - a review. Journal of Hydrology (New Zealand)22, 152-74.
52.
Park, C.C.1977: Worldwide variations in hydraulic geometry exponents of stream channels: an analysis and some observations. Journal ofHydrology33, 133-46.
53.
Parker, G.1978a: Self-formed rivers with stable banks and mobile bed, Part 1. The sand-silt river. Journal of Fluid Mechanics89, 109-25.
54.
1978b: Self-formed rivers with stable banks and mobile bed, Part 2. The gravel river. Journal of Fluid Mechanics89, 127-46.
55.
1979: Hydraulic geometry of active gravel rivers. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers105, 1185-1201.
56.
Parker, G. and Klingeman, P.C.1982: On why gravel bed streams are paved. Water Resources Research18, 1409-23.
57.
Parker, G. and Peterson, A.W.1980: Bar resistance of gravel-bed streams. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers106, 1559-75.
58.
Petts, G.E. and Foster, I.D.L.1985: Rivers and landscape. London : Edward Arnold.
59.
Pickup, G.1976: Adjustment of stream-channel shape to hydrologic regime. Journal ofHydrology30, 365-73.
60.
Pickup, G. and Warner, R.F.1984: Geomorphology of tropical rivers II: Channel adjustment to sediment load and discharge in the Fly and Lower Purari, Papua New Guinea . In Schick, A., editor, Channel processes: Catena supplement 5, 19-41.
61.
Pickup, G. and Rieger, W.A.1979: A conceptual model of the relationship between channel characteristics and discharge. Earth Surface Processes4. 37-42.
62.
Pickup, G. and Warner, R.F.1976: Effects of hydrologic regime on magnitude and frequency of dominant discharge. Journal ofHydrology29, 51-75.
63.
Pizzuto, J.E.1984a: Bank erodibility of shallow sandbed streams. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms9, 113-24.
64.
1984b: Equilibrium bank geometry and width of shallow sandbed streams. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms9, 199-207.
65.
Prestegaard, K.L.1983: Bar resistance in gravel bed streams at bankfull stage . Water Resources Research19, 472-76.
66.
Reid, I., Brayshaw, A.C. and Frostick, L.E.1984: An electromagnetic device for automatic detection of bedload motion and its field applications. Sedimentology31,269-76.
67.
Reid, I., Frostick, L.E. and Layman, J.T.1985: The incidence and nature of bedload transport during flood flows in coarse-grained alluvial channels. Earth Surface Processes and Landfforms10, 33-44.
68.
Rhodes, D.D.1977: The b-f-m diagram: graphical representation and interpretation of at a station hydraulic geometry. American Journal of Science277, 73-96.
69.
Richards, K.S.1973: Hydraulic geometry and channel roughness - a non-linear system. American Journal of Science273, 877-96.
70.
1976: Complex width-discharge relations in natural river sections . Geological Society of America Bulletin87, 199-206.
71.
1977: Channel and flow geometry: a geomorphological perspective . Progress in Physical Geography1, 65-102.
72.
1982 : Rivers, form and process in alluvial channels. London: Methuen.
73.
Riggs, H.C.1978: Streamflow characteristics from channel size. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers104, 87-96.
74.
Rijn, L. Van1982: Equivalent roughness of alluvial bed. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers108, 1215-18.
75.
Sargent, R.J.1979: Variation of Manning's n roughness coefficient with flow in open river channels. Journal of the Institution of Water Engineers and Scientists33, 290-392.
76.
Schumm, S.A.1960: The shape of alluvial channels in relation to sediment type. US Geological Survey Professional Paper 352-B, 17-30.
77.
Simons, D.B. and Albertson, M.L.1960: Uniform water-conveyance channels in alluvial material. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers86, 33-71.
78.
Stout, H.P.1979: Prediction of oxygen deficits associated with effluent inputs to the rivers of the Forth catchment. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers Part 2, 67, 51-64.
79.
Thomas, W.A.1980: Computer modeling of rivers: HEC1-6. In Shen, H.W., editor, Modeling of rivers, New York: John Wiley , 8.1-8.38.
80.
Thorne, C.R.1982: Processes and mechanism of river bank erosion. In Hey, R.D., Bathurst, J.C. and Thorne, C.R., editors Gravel-bed rivers, Chichester: John Wiley, 227-71.
81.
Williams, G.P.1978: Hydraulic geometry of river cross sections - theory of minimum variance. US Geological Survey Professional Paper 1029.
82.
White, W.R., Paris, E. and Bettess, R.1980: The frictional characteristics of alluvial streams; a new approach. Proceedings of the Institute of Civil Engineers Part 2, 69, 737-50.
83.
1981 : River regime based on sediment transport concepts. Report IT 201, Hydraulic Research Station, Wallingford.
84.
White, W.R., Bettess, R. and Paris, E.1982: Analytical approach to river regime. Journal of the Hydraulics Division, American Society of Civil Engineers108, 1179-93.
85.
Yang, C.T., Song, C.C.C. and Woldenberg, M.J.1981: Hydraulic geometry and minimum rate of energy dissipation. Water Resources Research17, 1014-18.
