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A Pebble Count Procedure for Assessing Watershed Cumulative Effects
Summary
Technical report (1992). Covers Shoshone National Forest, Cody, Wyoming. Topics: watershed cumulative effects, pebble count procedure, stream monitoring, particle size distributions. Agencies: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. Cites 19 external works.
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United States Forest ServiceUnited States Environmental Protection AgencyUnited States Department of AgricultureU.S. Government Printing OfficeRocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationShoshone National Forest
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NebraskaAlbuquerqueElk CreekPlumas National ForestSouth DakotaClark's Fork of the Yellowstone RiverLincolnRapid CitySouthwestCodyWashington, D.C.Republic CreekClosed CreekClosed CreekRepublicShoshonePole CreekPilot CreekJim Smith CreekFlagstaffGravelbar CreekHuff Gulch CreekGreater YellowstoneLaramie
Concepts & Topics (36)
streamflowhillslope similaritywater quality standardsriparian zonewater resourcesparticle size distributiondepositional growthdepositional growth
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wildfireriver stageperturbationssediment grain sizesediment grain sizeeffect sizesreduced chi-squared statisticfire disturbancewildlife and piscatorial culture and procreationforced channeling mechanismscorrelation lengthslivestock grazingstream orderpreventionType I erroroil and gas developmenttimber managementClean Water Acttrackplot monitoringpebble countbest management practicesWentworth size classesbaseline conditionsroad constructionsieve analysisfourth-order drainageminimum detectable differencestream monitoring
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External References Cited (24)
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report (8)
- Oil and Gas Leasing Final Environmental Impact Statement (1993)
- Shoshone National Forest watershed assessment (1993)
- Monitoring guidelines to evaluate effects of forestry activities on streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska (1991) — MacDonald, L.H.; Smart, A.; Wissmar, R.C.
- Influence of forest and rangeland management on salmonid fishes and their habitats (1991) — Meehan, W.R.
- Effects of fire on soil: a state-of-knowledge review (1979) — Wells, C. G.; Campbell, R.E.; DeBano, L.F.; Lewis, C.E.; Fredriksen, R.L.; Franklin, E.C.; Froelich, R.C.; Dunn, P.H.
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- Shoshone National Forest Stream Classification System (1979) — Hoskins, W.
- A pebble count procedure for assessing watershed cumulative effects — Bevenger, Gregory S.; King, Rudy M.
- The Ecological Implications of Fire in Greater Yellowstone
article (5)
- Use of pebble counts to evaluate fine sediment increase in stream channels (1994) — Potyondy, J.P.; Hardy, T.
- Effect of fire on streamflow and sediment transport, Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming (1993) — Troendle, C.A.; Bevenger, G.S.
- A comparison of some continuity corrections for the chi-squared test on 2x2 tables (1980) — Haber, M.
- An improved method for size distribution of stream-bed gravel (1970) — Leopold, L.B.
- A method of sampling coarse river-bed material (1954) — Wolman, M.G.
other (5)
- Use of pebble counts fine sediment in streams appear to last only a few years to evaluate fine sediment increase in stream chan- after the fires before returning to pre-fire conditions (1994) — Potyondy, J.P.; Hardy, T
- Oil and Gas Leas- Conclusions ing Final Environmental Impact Statement (1993) — Shoshone National Forest
- Influence of forest and range- ery in this particular geographic setting lags consider- land management on salmonid fishes and their ably behind upslope recovery, which may not be typi- habitats (1991) — Meehan, W.R
- Shoshone National Forest Stream Slopes less than 50% have recovered quite well to Classification System (1979) — Hoskins, W
- An improved method for size covery, probably due to continued loss of the very distribution of stream-bed gravel (1970) — Leopold, L.B
book (4)
- Categorical data analysis (1990) — Agresti, A.
- The analysis of time series: an introduction, 4th ed. (1989) — Chatfield, C.
- Statistical Methods for Rates and Proportions (1981) — Fleiss
- Statistical methods for rates and proportions, 2nd ed. (1981) — Fleiss, J.L.
legislation (1)
- Clean Water Act, as amended by the Water Quality Act of 1987 (1988)
study (1)
- Troendle and Bevenger 1993 (1993) — Troendle and Bevenger
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