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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7292
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Title
Upper Colorado River Basin Study, Stream Channel Stability at Phabsim Sites.
USFW Year
1984.
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<br />. I <br /> <br />GREEN RIVER <br /> <br />Mineral Bottom Site - 9/26/84 <br /> <br />Aerial photos - Flows are similar for both photo sets. 1951 <br /> <br />photos Show numerous bars in channel Which are absent or reduced <br /> <br />in size in 1981 photoS. Plotted cross sections show regular <br />shaped channels (canal-like) with shifting bed elevations <br />(degrade under high flow conditions) which suggest"ability of <br />channel to adjust bed and remove large amounts of sediment. <br /> <br />Channel appears to have become an "isolated bars" situation as <br />opposed to a situation of "numerous complex bar system- notea in <br />historical photos. Check on river profile for Green River for <br />relative steepness of this site. <br /> <br />... <br />Conclusion: Along with Moab site on Colorado the sensitivity <br />analysis (putting bars into cross sections) should be carried <br />out and used as an aid in interpretation. <br /> <br />Grays Canyon - 9/26/84 <br /> <br />Air photos - 1974 photos Shows bars have become more vegetated. <br />Very minor difference in bars configuration, principally at the <br />mouth of Rattlesnake Canyon (Rattlesnake rapid). Plotted cross <br />sections Show little change in bed elevation with differing <br />flow. Longitudinal profile for various disCharges is desire- <br />able. <br /> <br />Conclusion: Channel equilibrium is a correct assumption for <br />this site. <br />
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