Hydraulic Characteristics and Suspended Sediment Loads during Spring Breakup in Several Streams Located on the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, USA

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"Hydraulic Characteristics and Suspended Sediment Loads during Spring Breakup in Several Streams Located on the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, USA"
written by Horacio Toniolo, Dragos Vas, Peter Prokein, Richard Kenmitz, Erica Lamb, Dave Brailey,
published by Natural Resources, Vol.4 No.2, 2013

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