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SGER: Influence of postglacial rebound on river longitudinal profiles in Sweden

SGER: Influence of postglacial rebound on river longitudinal profiles in Sweden
SGER:冰后反弹对瑞典河流纵向剖面的影响
批准号:
0754135
负责人:
Ellen Wohl
金额:
$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2008
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2008-06-15 至 2009-11-30

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中文摘要
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该奖项将探讨影响河流纵向剖面发展的变量之间的相互作用。首席研究员将使用瑞典广泛的冰川引起的隆升提供的自然实验,其中包含一系列具有相似特征但基准面历史略有不同的河流。 PI 将测试一系列五个假设,重点关注流域面积和流量 (H1)、基质特性 (H2、H3) 和抬升率 (H4) 对河流纵向剖面和河道几何形状的影响,以及河流幂律是否足以描述存在急流(而不是瀑布)形式的拐点的河流切口 (H5)。第二个目标是使用碎屑运动和基岩切割的阈值以及超过这些阈值的水流频率来估计每条河流沿线选定地点的相对侵蚀率。该提案中概述的研究将使 PI 能够测试水流幂律在具有陡峭急流形式的拐点的河流上的适用性,以及先前研究人员对流域面积隆起规模的响应的推论。更广泛的影响。拟议的研究将为研究生和本科生提供现场经验。该研究还将促进与瑞典河岸生态学家的合作,并增进对冰消后河流调整的历史和机制的了解,众所周知,这会影响河岸群落的结构和多样性。
英文摘要
This award will explore interactions among variables that influence the development of a river's longitudinal profile. The Principal Investigator will use the natural experiment provided by the widespread glacially induced uplift in Sweden, which contains a series of rivers with similar characteristics but slightly different base level histories. The PI will test a series of five hypotheses that focus on the influence of drainage area and discharge (H1), substrate properties (H2, H3), and uplift rate (H4) on river longitudinal profile and channel geometry, and on the adequacy of a stream power law to describe river incision where knickpoints in the form of rapids (rather than waterfalls) are present (H5). A second objective is to estimate relative erosion rates at selected sites along each river using thresholds for clast motion and bedrock incision combined with the frequency of flows exceeding these thresholds. The research outlined in this proposal will allow the PI to test the applicability of the stream power law along rivers with knickpoints in the form of steep rapids, and the inference of previous investigators that response to uplift scales with drainage area.Broader Impacts. The proposed research will provide field experience for graduate and undergraduate students. The research will also foster collaboration with Swedish riparian ecologists, and increase understanding of the history and mechanics of river adjustment following deglaciation, which are known to influence riparian community structure and diversity.
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