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Paul E. GramsPost-doctoral Research Associate |
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Grams
& Wilcock, 2007, Equilibrium entrainment of fine sediment over a coarse
immobile bed (pdf)
Wiele,
Wilcock & Grams, 2007, Reach-averaged sediment routing model of a canyon
river (pdf)
Grams,
Schmidt & Topping, 2007, The Rate and Pattern of Bed Incision and Bank Adjustment
on the Colorado River in Glen Canyon Downstream from Glen Canyon Dam (pdf)
Grams, 2006, Sand transport over a
coarse and immobile bed (dissertation)
(pdf)
Grams
& Schmidt, 2005, Equilibrium or indeterminate? Where sediment budgets fail:
Sediment mass balance and adjustment of channel form, Green River downstream
from Flaming Gorge Dam,
Grams,
Wilcock & Wiele, 2005, Entrainment and non-uniform transport of
fine-sediment in coarse-bedded rivers
(pdf)
Grams
& Schmidt, 2002, Streamflow regulation and multi-level f lood plain
formation: Channel narrowing on the aggrading Green River in the eastern Uinta
Mountains,
Schmidt,
Parnell, Grams, Hazel, Kaplinski, Stevens & Hoffnagle, 2001, The 1996
controlled flood in Grand Canyon: hydrology, hydraulics, sediment transport,
and geomorphic change: Ecological Applications, 11(3): 657-671.
Grams
& Schmidt, 1999, Geomorphology of the Green River in the Eastern Uinta
Mountains, Dinosaur National Monument, Colorado and Utah (pdf)
Schmidt,
Grams & Leschin, 1999, Variation in the magnitude and style of deposition
and erosion in three long (8-12 km) reaches as determined by photographic
analysis. In: R.H. Webb, J.C. Schmidt, R.A. Valdez and G.R. Marzolf (Editors),
The Controlled Flood in
Schmidt,
Grams & Webb, 1995, Comparison of the Magnitude of Erosion Along Two Large
Regulated Rivers (pdf)
Grams,
1991, Degradation of Alluvial Sand Bars Along the Snake River Below Hells
Canyon Dam, Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, Idaho (pdf)
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