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  1. Impact of Boulders and Boulder‐Induced Morphology on Oxic Volume of the Hyporheic Zone of Plane‐Bed Rivers
  2. Spatial variations of velocity and pressure fields induced by large-scale (single stalk) and small-scale (sediment) roughness elements
  3. Morphology‐Induced Thermal Refuge in a Gravel‐Bed River
  4. Mathematical Modeling of Laboratory-Scale Solute Transport in Porous Media
  5. A semi-analytical approach to characterize the effects of unsteadiness and dune migration on microplastics fate
  6. iFLOW: A Framework and GUI to Quantify Effective Thermal Diffusivity and Advection in Permeable Materials From Temperature Time Series
  7. Pro+: Automated protrusion and critical shear stress estimates from 3D point clouds of gravel beds
  8. The role of water management and river morphology on stranding pool formation
  9. The Role of Riverine Bed Roughness, Egg Pocket Location, and Egg Pocket Permeability on Salmonid Redd‐Induced Hyporheic Flows
  10. Measuring porous media velocity fields and grain bed architecture with a quantitative PLIF-based technique
  11. The role of riverine bed roughness, egg pocket location, and egg pocket permeability on salmonid redd-induced hyporheic flows
  12. The role of riverine bed roughness, egg pocket location, and egg pocket permeability on salmonid redd-induced hyporheic flows
  13. Effect of Surface Hydraulics and Salmon Redd Size on Redd‐Induced Hyporheic Exchange
  14. Impact of flow regulation on stream morphology and habitat quality distribution
  15. Evaluating Apple iPhone LiDAR measurements of topography and roughness elements in coarse bedded streams
  16. Spatial patterns of diffusive greenhouse gas emissions from cascade hydropower reservoirs
  17. Identifying failure mechanisms of native riparian forest regeneration in a variable-width floodplain using a spatially-distributed riparian forest recruitment model
  18. Flood Flows as a Natural Tool of River Restoration
  19. Flood Flows as a Natural Tool of River Restoration
  20. Effect of surface hydraulics and salmon redd size on redd induced hyporheic exchange
  21. Predicting nitrous oxide emissions through riverine networks
  22. Climate Change Shrinks and Fragments Salmon Habitats in a Snow‐Dependent Region
  23. Experimentally Mapping Water Surface Elevation, Velocity, and Pressure Fields of an Open Channel Flow Around a Stalk
  24. Dam cascade unveils sediment methylmercury dynamics in reservoirs
  25. Testing the effective-discharge paradigm in gravel-bed river restoration
  26. LPMLEn–A Frequency Domain Method to Estimate Vertical Streambed Fluxes and Sediment Thermal Properties in Semi‐Infinite and Bounded Domains
  27. Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Drying Streams and Rivers
  28. Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Nitrous Oxide Emission Hotspots in Heterogeneous Riparian Sediments
  29. Bacterial communities in cascade reservoirs along a large river
  30. Some (fish might) like it hot: Habitat quality and fish growth from past to future climates
  31. Global riverine nitrous oxide emissions: The role of small streams and large rivers
  32. A scalable hybrid model to predict riverine nitrous oxide emissions from the reach to the global scale
  33. Groundwater-surface water exchange: A New Graphical User Interface for temperature time-series analysis
  34. Quantifying vertical streambed fluxes around woody structures using high-resolution streambed temperature measurements.
  35. Detecting multi‐scale riverine topographic variability and its influence on Chinook salmon habitat selection
  36. A Biologically Friendly, Low‐Cost, and Scalable Method to Map Permeable Media Architecture and Interstitial Flow
  37. Post-wildfire riparian forest recovery processes along a regulated river corridor
  38. Riparian vegetation model to predict seedling recruitment and restoration alternatives
  39. The biophysical basis of thermal tolerance in fish eggs
  40. Local and Reach‐Scale Hyporheic Flow Response From Boulder‐Induced Geomorphic Changes
  41. Power law scaling model predicts N2O emissions along the Upper Mississippi River basin
  42. Evaluating the performance of topobathymetric LiDAR to support multi‐dimensional flow modelling in a gravel‐bed mountain stream
  43. Some like it slow: a bioenergetic evaluation of habitat quality for juvenile Chinook salmon in the Lemhi River, Idaho
  44. Coupled reservoir-river systems: Lessons from an integrated aquatic ecosystem assessment
  45. Hydropower reservoirs on the upper Mekong River modify nutrient bioavailability downstream
  46. Tracking nitrogen pollution sources in plain watersheds by combining high-frequency water quality monitoring with tracing dual nitrate isotopes
  47. BIOLOGICAL TURBULENCE INTENSITY INDEX FOR PACIFIC LAMPREY PASSAGE OF ARTIFICIAL FISHWAYS
  48. DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED MODELING TO PREDICT CHANGES IN SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL HABITAT FOR NATURAL AND REGULATED FLOWS
  49. IMPACTS OF FLOWS ON RIPARIAN COTTONWOOD AND WILLOW SEEDLING RECRUITMENT IN THE SOUTH FORK BOISE RIVER, USA
  50. Particle Seeded Grains to Identify Highly Irregular Solid Boundaries and Simplify PIV Measurements
  51. A novel fiber optic system to map dissolved oxygen concentrations continuously within submerged sediments
  52. Nitrous oxide from streams and rivers: A review of primary biogeochemical pathways and environmental variables
  53. On the role of spatial resolution on snow estimates using a process‐based snow model across a range of climatology and elevation
  54. An ecohydraulics virtual watershed: Integrating physical and biological variables to quantify aquatic habitat quality
  55. Mapping river bathymetries: Evaluating topobathymetric LiDAR survey
  56. Role of temporal resolution of meteorological inputs for process-based snow modelling
  57. Hyporheic Source and Sink of Nitrous Oxide
  58. Dam operations may improve aquatic habitat and offset negative effects of climate change
  59. Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Dissolved Oxygen Concentrations and Bioactivity in the Hyporheic Zone
  60. Seeing through porous media: An experimental study for unveiling interstitial flows
  61. A hierarchical modelling framework for assessing physical and biochemical characteristics of a regulated river
  62. Monitoring Streambed Scour/Deposition Under Nonideal Temperature Signal and Flood Conditions
  63. Was That Assumption Necessary? Reconsidering Boundary Conditions for Analytical Solutions to Estimate Streambed Fluxes
  64. Context-dependent responses to turbulence for an anguilliform swimming fish, Pacific lamprey, during passage of an experimental vertical-slot weir
  65. Aquatic habitat response to climate-driven hydrologic regimes and water operations in a montane reservoir in the Pacific Northwest, USA
  66. Modeling Surface–Subsurface Exchange of Heat and Nutrients
  67. Role of surface and subsurface processes in scaling N 2 O emissions along riverine networks
  68. Estimation of daily stream water temperatures with a Bayesian regression approach
  69. Video: HYporheic Flow Through a Triangular Dune
  70. Controls on Nitrous Oxide Emissions from the Hyporheic Zones of Streams
  71. Does streambed heterogeneity matter for hyporheic residence time distribution in sand-bedded streams?
  72. Effects of water velocity, turbulence and obstacle length on the swimming capabilities of adult Pacific lamprey
  73. Effects of habitat quality and ambient hyporheic flows on salmon spawning site selection
  74. Mixing interfaces, fluxes, residence times and redox conditions of the hyporheic zones induced by dune-like bedforms and ambient groundwater flow
  75. Effect of transect location, transect spacing and interpolation methods on river bathymetry accuracy
  76. Floodplain persistence and dynamic-equilibrium conditions in a canyon environment
  77. Habitat connectivity as a metric for aquatic microhabitat quality: application to Chinook salmon spawning habitat
  78. Does small-bodied salmon spawning activity enhance streambed mobility?
  79. Modeling the influence of salmon spawning on hyporheic exchange of marine-derived nutrients in gravel stream beds
  80. REI: riparian ecosystem index to assess the impact of hydrologic regime changes on riparian ecosystems
  81. Effects of upstream reservoir regulation on the hydrological regime and fish habitats of the Lijiang River, China
  82. Breakthrough curve moments scaling in hyporheic exchange
  83. Benthic Uptake Rate due to Hyporheic Exchange: The Effects of Streambed Morphology for Constant and Sinusoidally Varying Nutrient Loads
  84. Development of a spatially-distributed hydroecological model to simulate cottonwood seedling recruitment along rivers
  85. Multi-scale streambed topographic and discharge effects on hyporheic exchange at the stream network scale in confined streams
  86. One-dimensional and two-dimensional hydrodynamic modeling derived flow properties: impacts on aquatic habitat quality predictions
  87. A hydrologic model demonstrates nitrous oxide emissions depend on streambed morphology
  88. Effects of bathymetric lidar errors on flow properties predicted with a multi-dimensional hydraulic model
  89. The effects of discharge and slope on hyporheic flow in step-pool morphologies
  90. Quantifying streambed deposition and scour from stream and hyporheic water temperature time series
  91. Quantifying the importance of daily stream water temperature fluctuations on the hyporheic thermal regime: Implication for dissolved oxygen dynamics
  92. Modeling the effects of pulsed versus chronic sand inputs on salmonid spawning habitat in a low-gradient gravel-bed river
  93. Spatiotemporal variability of hyporheic exchange through a pool-riffle-pool sequence
  94. Effect of cross-section interpolated bathymetry on 2D hydrodynamic model results in a large river
  95. Bed stability in unconfined gravel bed mountain streams: With implications for salmon spawning viability in future climates
  96. Hydraulic Modelling Approaches for Ecohydraulic Studies: 3D, 2D, 1D and Non-Numerical Models
  97. Comparison of hydromorphological assessment methods: Application to the Boise River, USA
  98. Effects of stream morphodynamics on hyporheic zone thermal regime
  99. Potential effects of climate change on streambed scour and risks to salmonid survival in snow-dominated mountain basins
  100. Solutions for the diurnally forced advection-diffusion equation to estimate bulk fluid velocity and diffusivity in streambeds from temperature time series
  101. Surface water and streambed sediment interaction
  102. Morphodynamic controls on redox conditions and on nitrogen dynamics within the hyporheic zone: Application to gravel bed rivers with alternate‐bar morphology
  103. A semianalytical three-dimensional process-based model for hyporheic nitrogen dynamics in gravel bed rivers
  104. Effects of stream discharge, alluvial depth and bar amplitude on hyporheic flow in pool-riffle channels
  105. Semianalytical analysis of hyporheic flow induced by alternate bars
  106. A three-dimensional model for analyzing the effects of salmon redds on hyporheic exchange and egg pocket habitat
  107. Remote Sensing of Channels and Riparian Zones with a Narrow-Beam Aquatic-Terrestrial LIDAR
  108. Hyporheic Exchange in Mountain Rivers I: Mechanics and Environmental Effects
  109. Hyporheic Exchange in Mountain Rivers II: Effects of Channel Morphology on Mechanics, Scales, and Rates of Exchange
  110. Hydrological response to timber harvest in northern Idaho: implications for channel scour and persistence of salmonids
  111. Effects of pore-scale dispersion, degree of heterogeneity, sampling size, and source volume on the concentration moments of conservative solutes in heterogeneous formations
  112. Probability density function of non-reactive solute concentration in heterogeneous porous formations
  113. Hyporheic exchange in gravel bed rivers with pool-riffle morphology: Laboratory experiments and three-dimensional modeling