BackgroundWith the increasing availability and ease of acquisition of the data necessary to establish boundary conditions, two-dimensional hydraulic models (e.g. SRH-2D) have become a more important and tractable tool in the assessment of fluvial form, processes and associated ecosystem services. In this session, we will discuss analyses that are possible with 2D hydraulic modeling tools including morphological unit mapping, microhabitat (ecohydraulic) modeling, and inference of geomorphic processes.Subtopics:L. What Happens to agumented gravels for Spawning Habitat Restoration during high flow dam releases? Mokelumne River.
 Lecture Slides - PDF M. Segment Scale GCD for the Lower Yuba River
Lecture Slides - PDF N. Design hypothesis testing applied to beaver restoration and LWD restoration projects.
Lecture Slides - PDF O. Morphological Unit Scale GCD for the Yuba River
P. Monitoring & modeling to better understand Bar Morphodynamics
Q. Wrap Up & Conclusions
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