Titre :	The fluvial system
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Schumm, S. A.
Mention d'édition :	John Villey & Sons
Editeur :	John Villey & Sons
Année de publication :	1977
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	0-47-01901-1
Note générale :	This book is an attempt to consider the fluvial system and its component in such a way that the interaction of the component and the resluting degree of inherent instability of the system can be comprehended and related to some concerns of the economics geologist, geomorphologist, stratigrapher, sedimentologist, land manager, conservationist, and civil engineer. A new way of viewing thr fluvial system is presented that can aid in the explanatsion of complexity of landscape evolution.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Versant  Hydrologie  Ruissellement  Climatologie  Erosion hydrique  Vallée  Réseau hydrographique  Morphologie  Océanographie
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	This book is an attempt to consider the fluvial system and its component in such a way that the interaction of the component and the resluting degree of inherent instability of the system can be comprehended and related to some concerns of the economics geologist, geomorphologist, stratigrapher, sedimentologist, land manager, conservationist, and civil engineer. A new way of viewing thr fluvial system is presented that can aid in the explanatsion of complexity of landscape evolution.
Note de contenu :	This book is an attempt to consider the fluvial system and its component in such a way that the interaction of the component and the resluting degree of inherent instability of the system can be comprehended and related to some concerns of the economics geologist, geomorphologist, stratigrapher, sedimentologist, land manager, conservationist, and civil engineer. A new way of viewing thr fluvial system is presented that can aid in the explanatsion of complexity of landscape evolution.

The fluvial system [texte imprimé] / Schumm, S. A.  . -  John Villey & Sons . - John Villey & Sons, 1977.
ISSN : 0-47-01901-1
This book is an attempt to consider the fluvial system and its component in such a way that the interaction of the component and the resluting degree of inherent instability of the system can be comprehended and related to some concerns of the economics geologist, geomorphologist, stratigrapher, sedimentologist, land manager, conservationist, and civil engineer. A new way of viewing thr fluvial system is presented that can aid in the explanatsion of complexity of landscape evolution.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Versant  Hydrologie  Ruissellement  Climatologie  Erosion hydrique  Vallée  Réseau hydrographique  Morphologie  Océanographie
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	This book is an attempt to consider the fluvial system and its component in such a way that the interaction of the component and the resluting degree of inherent instability of the system can be comprehended and related to some concerns of the economics geologist, geomorphologist, stratigrapher, sedimentologist, land manager, conservationist, and civil engineer. A new way of viewing thr fluvial system is presented that can aid in the explanatsion of complexity of landscape evolution.
Note de contenu :	This book is an attempt to consider the fluvial system and its component in such a way that the interaction of the component and the resluting degree of inherent instability of the system can be comprehended and related to some concerns of the economics geologist, geomorphologist, stratigrapher, sedimentologist, land manager, conservationist, and civil engineer. A new way of viewing thr fluvial system is presented that can aid in the explanatsion of complexity of landscape evolution.