Reflections on the history of research on large wood in rivers     

Frederick J. Swanson  Stanley V. Gregory  Andres Iroumé  Virginia Ruiz-Villanueva  Ellen Wohl 《地球表面变化过程与地形》2021,46(1):55-66

Dynamics and functions of large wood have become integral considerations in the science and management of river systems. Study of large wood in rivers took place as monitoring of fish response to wooden structures placed in rivers in the central United States in the early 20th century, but did not begin in earnest until the 1970s. Research has increased in intensity and thematic scope ever since. A wide range of factors has prompted these research efforts, including basic understanding of stream systems, protection and restoration of aquatic ecosystems, and environmental hazards in mountain environments. Research and management have adopted perspectives from ecology, geomorphology, and engineering, using observational, experimental, and modelling approaches. Important advances have been made where practical information needs converge with institutional and science leadership capacities to undertake multi-pronged research programmes. Case studies include ecosystem research to inform regulations for forest management; storage and transport of large wood as a component in global carbon dynamics; and the role of wood transport in environmental hazards in mountain regions, including areas affected by severe landscape disturbances, such as volcanic eruptions. As the field of research has advanced, influences of large wood on river structures and processes have been merged with understanding of streamflow and sediment regimes, so river form and function are now viewed as involving the tripartite system of water, sediment, and wood. A growing community of researchers and river managers is extending understanding of large wood in rivers to climatic, forest, landform, and social contexts not previously investigated. © 2020 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.  相似文献   

On the nature of the z=0 X-ray absorbers: I. Clues  from an external group     

Smita Mathur  Gregory R. Sivakoff  Rik J. Williams  Fabrizio Nicastro 《Astrophysics and Space Science》2008,316(1-4):93-98

We describe the main features of the evolutionary code ATON 3.1 and its latest version, particularly deviced to be apt for follow up asteroseismology applications. An older version of the code including rotational evolution is also shortly described.  相似文献   

Fossil AGN jets as ultrahigh-energy particle accelerators     

Gregory Benford  R. J. Protheroe 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2008,383(2):663-672

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Spitzer observations of M33 and the hot star, H ii region connection     

Robert H. Rubin  Janet P. Simpson  Sean W. J. Colgan  Reginald J. Dufour  Gregory Brunner  Ian A. McNabb  Adalbert W. A. Pauldrach  Edwin F. Erickson  Michael R. Haas  Robert I. Citron 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2008,387(1):45-62

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River morphology | S.A. Schumm (Editor), 1973. Benchmark Papers in Geology. Wiley,Chichester, 429 pp., £7.95     

K.J. Gregory 《Earth》1974,10(1):79-80

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The geology of Charnwood Forest     

F.W. Bennett  E.E. Lowe  H.H. Gregory  F. Jones 《Proceedings of the Geologists' Association. Geologists' Association》1928,39(3):241-IN6

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Determinants of smallholder farmers’ perceptions of impact of climate change on beef production in Malawi     

Gregory Chingala  Cletos Mapiye  Emiliano Raffrenato  Louw Hoffman  Kennedy Dzama 《Climatic change》2017,142(1-2):129-141

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Depositional ice nucleation on NX illite and mixtures of NX illite with organic acids     

Katherine?M.?PrimmEmail author  Gregory?P.?Schill  Daniel?P.?Veghte  Miriam?Arak?Freedman  Margaret?A.?Tolbert 《Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry》2017,74(1):55-69

Mineral dust particles are known to be efficient ice nuclei in the atmosphere. Previous work has probed heterogeneous ice nucleation on various laboratory dust samples including Arizona Test Dust, kaolinite, montmorillonite, and illite as atmospheric dust surrogates. However, it has recently been suggested that NX illite may be a better representation of atmospheric dust. Hiranuma et al. (2015) performed a laboratory comparison for immersion ice nucleation on NX illite, but here we focus on depositional ice nucleation because of its importance in low temperature cirrus cloud formation. A Raman microscope setup was used to examine the ice-nucleating efficiency of NX illite. Organic coatings on the NX illite particles were also investigated using a mixture of 5 dicarboxylic acids (M5). The ratio of NX illite to M5 was varied from 1:10 to 100:1. It was found that NX illite efficiently nucleates ice with S_ice = 1.07 ± 0.01 at ?47 °C, with S_ice slightly increasing at lower temperatures. In contrast, pure M5 is a poorer ice nucleus with S_ice = 1.30 ± 0.02 at ?40 °C, relatively independent of temperature. Further, it was found that M5 coatings on the order of several monolayers thick hindered the ice nucleating ability of NX illite. Optical images suggest that at colder temperatures (< ?50 °C) 1:1 NX illite:M5 particles and pure M5 particles nucleate ice depositionally, while at warmer temperatures (> ?50 °C) subsaturated immersion ice nucleation dominates. These experiments suggest that mineral dust particles may become less active towards ice nucleation as they age in the atmosphere.  相似文献   

Geochemistry of Flooded Underground Mine Workings Influenced by Bacterial Sulfate Reduction     

Amber J. Roesler  Christopher H. Gammons  Gregory K. Druschel  Harry Oduro  Simon R. Poulson 《Aquatic Geochemistry》2007,13(3):211-235

Unlike the majority of the water in the flooded mine complex of Butte Montana, which includes the highly acidic Berkeley pit lake, groundwater in the flooded West Camp underground mine workings has a circum-neutral pH and contains at least 8 μM aqueous sulfide. This article examines the geochemistry and stable isotope composition of this unusual H₂S-rich mine water, and also discusses problems related to the colorimetric analysis of sulfide in waters that contain FeS_(aq) cluster compounds. The West Camp mine pool is maintained at a constant elevation by continuous pumping, with discharge water that contains elevated Mn (90 μM), Fe (16 μM), and As (1.3 μM) but otherwise low metal concentrations. Dissolved inorganic carbon in the mine water is in chemical and isotopic equilibrium with rhodochrosite in the mineralized veins. The mine water is under-saturated with mackinawite and amorphous FeS, but is supersaturated with Cu- and Zn-sulfides. However, voltammetry studies show that much of the dissolved sulfide and ferrous iron are present as FeS_(aq) cluster molecules: as a result, the free concentration of the West Camp water is poorly constrained. Concentrations of dissolved sulfide determined by colorimetry were lower than gravimetric assays obtained by AgNO₃ addition, implying that the FeS_(aq) clusters are not completely extracted by the Methylene Blue reagent. In contrast, the clusters are quantitatively extracted as Ag₂S after addition of AgNO₃. Isotopic analysis of co-existing aqueous sulfide and sulfate confirms that the sulfide was produced by sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB). The H₂S-rich mine water is not confined to the immediate vicinity of the extraction well, but is also present in flooded mine shafts up to 3 km away, and in samples bailed from mine shafts at depths up to 300 m below static water level. This illustrates that SRB are well established throughout the southwestern portion of the extensive (>15 km³) Butte flooded mine complex.  相似文献   

Cosmic-ray positrons: are there primary sources?     

Stphane Coutu  Steven W. Barwick  James J. Beatty  Amit Bhattacharyya  Chuck R. Bower  Christopher J. Chaput  Georgia A. de Nolfo  Michael A. DuVernois  Allan Labrador  Shawn P. McKee  Dietrich Müller  James A. Musser  Scott L. Nutter  Eric Schneider  Simon P. Swordy  Gregory Tarl  Andrew D. Tomasch  Eric Torbet 《Astroparticle Physics》1999,11(4):208-435

Galactic cosmic rays consist of primary and secondary particles. Primary cosmic rays are thought to be energized by first order Fermi acceleration processes at supernova shock fronts within our Galaxy. The cosmic rays that eventually reach the Earth from this source are mainly protons and atomic nuclei, but also include electrons. Secondary cosmic rays are created in collisions of primary particles with the diffuse interstellar gas. They are relatively rare but carry important information on the Galactic propagation of the primary particles. The secondary component includes a small fraction of antimatter particles, positrons and antiprotons. In addition, positrons and antiprotons may also come from unusual sources and possibly provide insight into new physics. For instance, the annihilation of heavy supersymmetric dark matter particles within the Galactic halo could lead to positrons or antiprotons with distinctive energy signatures. With the High-Energy Antimatter Telescope (HEAT) balloon-borne instrument, we have measured the abundances of positrons and electrons at energies between 1 and 50 GeV. The data suggest that indeed a small additional antimatter component may be present that cannot be explained by a purely secondary production mechanism. Here we describe the signature of the effect and discuss its possible origin.  相似文献