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Assessing dam removal impacts on downstream geomorphic stability using hydrodynamic modeling

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Daniels, M.D., G.C. Boardman, and P.M. Woodworth. 2008. Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 31:133–141.

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Assessing dam removal impacts on downstream geomorphic stability using hydrodynamic modeling

Daniels, M.D., G.C. Boardman, and P.M. Woodworth. 2008. Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 31:133–141.

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