POSTWILDFIRE HYDROLOGIC AND GEOMORPHIC RESPONSE IN A SEVERELY BURNED, SEMI-ARID WATERSHED: IMPLICATIONS FOR EARLY FLOOD-WARNING SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS

Anne C. Tillery; C. David Moeser; Laura Trader; Deborah A. Martin

doi:10.1130/abs/2019am-335314

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POSTWILDFIRE HYDROLOGIC AND GEOMORPHIC RESPONSE IN A SEVERELY BURNED, SEMI-ARID WATERSHED: IMPLICATIONS FOR EARLY FLOOD-WARNING SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS

Anne C. Tillery C. David Moeser Laura Trader Deborah A. Martin

Year: 2019 Journal: Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America Publisher: Geological Society of America

DOI: 10.1130/abs/2019am-335314

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Flood myth Watershed Environmental science Arid Hydrology (agriculture) Warning system Water resource management Remote sensing Geology Geography Computer science Geotechnical engineering

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