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Fluvial Forms and Processes A New Perspective

Textbook
By: David Knighton
383 pages, B/w photos, illus, figs, tabs
Publisher: Hodder Arnold
Fluvial Forms and Processes
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  • Fluvial Forms and Processes ISBN: 9780340663134 Edition: 2 Paperback Nov 1998 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1 week
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About this book

The long-awaited second edition of this highly regarded introduction to river forms and processes has been thoroughly revised and updated.

Contents

Drainage networks and river channels; fluvial processes; the adjustment of channel form; channel changes through time.

Customer Reviews

Textbook
By: David Knighton
383 pages, B/w photos, illus, figs, tabs
Publisher: Hodder Arnold
Media reviews
...an excellent job of bringing together important and illustrative works from the literature... The text is clearly written, well organised and easy to follow throughout... I would recommend it as a very good book. -- Journal of Geological Education The text is well organised and very readable, with smooth transitions between topics, a difficult task when trying to be both concise and comprehensive. -- Geographical Review Extremely readable and therefore most suitable as a student textbook... The author provides a summary that is a credit to his ability to assimilate and synthesize, indeed a credit to his authorship... I can thoroughly recommend this book to serious practitioners and students of fluvial geomorphology. It is a very perceptive and well written book -- Australian Geographer Any department teaching or supervising postgraduate courses or research in fluvial geomorphology would be wise to ensure that a copy of this book is in the library, and preferably on the book shelf of the lecturer concerned. -- The South African Geographical Journal This is a welcome and sorely needed update of David Knighton's popular text. There are many new or clarified illustrations, including photographs. The new typesetting is a distinct improvement...the index is more readable and slightly fuller..In all, the book is clearly a significant contribution to teaching textbooks...that should inspire many new students. -- Geojournal
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