Fluvial Processes Project - Analysis of Redwood Creek Field Data

Leonard Sklar
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San Francisco State University
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Initial Publication Date: May 22, 2008 | Reviewed: November 3, 2013
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This exercise is intended to give student experience using field data they collected to analyze the fluvial processes that occur in Redwood Creek, and the landforms that result.

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This exercise is intended to give student experience using field data they collected to analyze the fluvial processes that occur in Redwood Creek, and the landforms that result.

Designed for a geomorphology course

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