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Automatic delineation of functional river reach boundaries for river research and applications by Parker, C, Clifford, N. J, Thorne, C. R

“…The river reach is a pervasive term within contemporary river research and applications. Yet, despite its prevalence, there is a notable lack of consistency in…”
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Seed bank, seed dispersal and vegetation cover: Colonization along a newly-created river channel by Gurnell, A.M., Boitsidis, A J., Thompson, K., Clifford, N J.

“…Question: What is the relative importance of the initial seed bank and subsequent seed dispersal for floristic composition of bank vegetation two years after…”
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Seed bank, seed dispersal and vegetation cover: Colonization along a newly-created river channel by Gurnell, A. M, Boitsidis, A. J, Thompson, K, Clifford, N. J

“…Question: What is the relative importance of the initial seed bank and subsequent seed dispersal for floristic composition of bank vegetation two years after…”
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Hydrodynamic modelling as a basis for explaining estuarine environmental dynamics: some computational and methodological issues by French, J. R., Clifford, N. J.

“…This paper outlines some computational and methodological issues arising from the application of a two‐dimensional hydrodynamic model to the Blyth Estuary,…”
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Models in geography revisited by Clifford, N.J.

“…Agent based models (ABMs) have many applications, and illustrate a rapidly developing field of enquiry, spanning both the physical–mathematical and…”
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Numerical Modeling of River Flow for Ecohydraulic Applications: Some Experiences with Velocity Characterization in Field and Simulated Data by Clifford, N. J, Wright, N. G, Harvey, G, Gurnell, A. M, Harmar, O. P, Soar, P. J

“…Information regarding the spatial and temporal organization of river flow is required for many applications in river management, and is a fundamental…”
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A comparison of flow intensities in alluvial rivers: characteristics and implications for modelling flow processes by Clifford, Nicholas J.

“…This paper compares flow intensity data obtained with different instruments from a variety of fluvial environments. It examines associations between the…”
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The future of Geography: when the whole is less than the sum of its parts by Clifford, Nicholas J

“…In a recent article, Thrift has presented an optimistic account of the future of Geography. While this reply is broadly supportive of his claims that Geography…”
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Scales of Variation of Suspended Sediment Concentration and Turbidity in a Glacial Meltwater Stream by Clifford, N.J., Richards, K.S., Brown, R.A., Lane, S.N.

“…A wide range of temporal scales of variability exists in suspended sediment and turbidity records from proglacial meltwater streams. These variations and their…”
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Classifying the hydraulic performance of riffle-pool bedforms for habitat assessment and river rehabilitation design by Emery, Joanne C., Gurnell, Angela M., Clifford, Nicholas J., Petts, Geoffrey E., Morrissey, Ian P., Soar, Philip J.

“…Riffle–pool sequences are the dominant bedforms in gravel and mixed bedded channels of intermediate slope. Their fundamental importance in determining the…”
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Hydrology: the changing paradigm by Clifford, Nicholas J.

“…In common with the earth sciences, hydrology has an interesting classical and medieval parentage, motivated by practical as well as philosophical concerns with…”
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Sedimentation–erosion dynamics of abandoned reclamations: the role of waves and tides by French, Claire E., French, Jonathan R., Clifford, Nicholas J., Watson, Christopher J.

“…Areas of reclaimed agricultural land reflooded due to sea wall failure (abandoned reclamations) are a prominent feature of estuaries in south-east England…”
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Integrating network topology metrics into studies of catchment-level effects on river characteristics by Heasley, Eleanore L, Clifford, Nicholas J, Millington, James D. A

“…The spatial arrangement of the river network is a fundamental characteristic of the catchment, acting as a conduit between catchment-level effects and reach…”
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Identifying and alleviating low flows in regulated rivers: the case of the Rivers Bulbourne and Gade, Hertfordshire, UK by Agnew, C.T., Clifford, N.J., Haylett, S.

“…This paper examines evidence for the occurrence and causes of low flows, and strategies for their mitigation, in two regulated, chalk‐fed streams. The rivers…”
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Key methods in geography: edited by Nicholas Clifford and Gill Valentine by Clifford, N. J, Valentine, Gill

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Geomorphological explanation of the long profile of the Lower Mississippi River by Harmar, Oliver P., Clifford, Nicholas J.

“…Concavity in the long profile of rivers has traditionally been explained through the concept of grade, in which the slope declines downstream as a response to…”
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Towards an ecologically meaningful classification of the flow biotope for river inventory, rehabilitation, design and appraisal purposes by Harvey, Gemma L., Clifford, Nicholas J., Gurnell, Angela M.

“…Recent research into the physical and ecological status of rivers has focused upon rapid field-based assessments of mesoscale habitat features in order to…”
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Scales of Variation of Suspended Sediment Concentration and Turbidity in a Glacial Meltwater Stream by Clifford, N. J., Richards, K. S., Brown, R. A., Lane, S. N.

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Control of Charge Recombination Dynamics in Dye Sensitized Solar Cells by the Use of Conformally Deposited Metal Oxide Blocking Layers by Palomares, Emilio, Clifford, John N, Haque, Saif A, Lutz, Thierry, Durrant, James R

“…We report herein a methodology for conformally coating nanocrystalline TiO2 films with a thin overlayer of a second metal oxide. SiO2, Al2O3, and ZrO2…”
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Numerical Modeling of River Flow for Ecohydraulic Applications: Some Experiences with Velocity Characterization in Field and Simulated Data: Special Issue on River Flow Hydrodynamics: Physical and Ecological Aspects by CLIFFORD, N. J, WRIGHT, N. G, HARVEY, G, GURNELL, A. M, HARMAR, O. P, SOAR, P. J

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