SEDIMENT LOAD AND CHANNEL CHARACTERISTICS IN SUBARCTIC UPLAND CATCHMENTS

Sediment load in low-order streams of the unglaciated Yukon-Tanana Uplands of central Alaska may be related to drainage basin characteristics and to stream channel morphology. This has been investigated by analysis of selected physical, hydrological and water quality data for the 104 km² Caribou-Pok...

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Published in:Journal of hydrology, New Zealand New Zealand, 1981-01, Vol.20 (1), p.39-48
Main Authors: Slaughter, Charles W., Collins, Charles M.
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LATE PAPERS
Permafrost
Sedimentary soils
Sediments
Sloping terrain
Streams
Suspended solids
Watershed hydrology
Watersheds
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description Sediment load in low-order streams of the unglaciated Yukon-Tanana Uplands of central Alaska may be related to drainage basin characteristics and to stream channel morphology. This has been investigated by analysis of selected physical, hydrological and water quality data for the 104 km² Caribou-Poker Creeks Research Watershed, located at 65°09’N, 147°30’W in a region of rolling to steep uplands and discontinuous permafrost. Channel morphology data are available for first-, second- and third-order streams. Sediment load for selected points was determined over 45 weeks during summers of 1978 and 1979. Consistent differences in sediment yield, hydrologic regime and channel morphology have been determined between permafrost and non-permafrost drainages.
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Suspended solids
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Watersheds
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