The Fluvial System - Past and Present Dynamics and Controls

This special issue is comprised of selected presentations given at the international conference “The fluvial system — past and present dynamics and controls”. The conference took place at the Department of Geography of the University of Bonn from 16–22 of May 2005 and was sponsored by 12 international and national organisations, PAGES' LUCIFS group being one of them.

> The fluvial system — Research perspectives of its past and present dynamics and controls [p.101]
Herget J, Dikau R, Gregory KJ & Vandenberghe J

> Changes in water quality and runoff in the Upper Oder River Basin [p.106]
Absalon D & Matysik M

> Thresholds in small rivers? Hypotheses developed from fluvial morphological research in western Germany [p.119]
Harnischmacher S

> Temporal variations in the specific stream power and total energy expenditure of a monsoonal river: The Tapi River, India [p.134]
Kale VS & Hire PS

> Response of small mid-mountain rivers to human impact with particular reference to the last 200 years; Eastern Sudetes, Central Europe [p.147]
Klimek K & Latocha A

> The influence of river training on mountain channel changes (Polish Carpathian Mountains) [p.166]
Korpak J

> Understanding confluence dynamics in the alluvial Ganga–Ramganga valley, India: An integrated approach using geomorphology and hydrology [p.182]
Roy N, Sinha R

> Holocene sediment budgets in two river catchments in the Southern Upper Rhine Valley, Germany [p.198]
Seidel J & Mäckel R

> Past flood events reflected in Holocene floodplain records of East-Germany [p.208]
Schneider H, Höfer D, Mäusbacher R & Gude M