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Creator:: Morét, Stephanie L.
Abstract:: Natural resource data are typically non-linear and complex, yet modeling methods often utilize statistical analysis techniques, such as regression, that are insufficient for use on such data. This research proposes an innovative modeling method based on pattern recognition techniques borrowed from the field of machine learning. These techniques make no...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: developed using channel stability data collected from 58 high-elevation streams in the Upper Colorado River

Creator:: Eidem, Nathan T.
Abstract:: This research presents the Colorado River basin as a social-ecological system. Utilizing event data on cooperative and conflictive interactions over fresh water, the system is decomposed to look for evidence of outcomes of resilience enhancement. The Animas-La Plata Project in the upper San Juan basin is presented as a case...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: presented on March 8, 2012. Title: Enhancing Social-Ecological Resilience in the Colorado River Basin

Creator:: Zamora-Arroyo, Jose Francisco
Abstract:: Until the 1930s, flows of the Colorado River maintained approximately 781,060 hectares of wetlands in its delta. These wetlands provided important feeding and nesting grounds for resident and migratory birds as well as spawning and protection habitat for many fish and other invertebrate species. However, the Delta's wetlands started to...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Instream Flows on the Colorado River Delta, Mexico: Spatial Vegetation Change Analysis and Opportunities

Creator:: United States. Forest Service. Rocky Mountain Region
Abstract:: Gerald W. Williams Collection. Photocopied photographs in document.
Resource Type:: Book

Creator:: Ridwan, Denni
Abstract:: The Columbia River Channel Improvement Project (CRCIP) was constructed along 166.6 km (103.5 miles) of Columbia River (from River Mile 3 to 106.5), which was from Interstate 5 Bridge (between Portland and Vancouver) to the river mouth, before emptying into the Pacific Ocean. It deepened the river by 0.9 m...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: River Channel Improvement Project (CRCIP

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