Floods

The hydrological, sedimentological and geomorphological implication of floods - an overview, P.Carling and K.Beven; storm run-off generation in small catchments in relation to the flood response of large basins, T.P.Burt; flood wave attenuation due to channel and flood plain storage and effects on flood frequency, D.R.Archer; physically-based hydrological models for flood computations, S.Ambrus et al; flood frequency and urban-induced channel change, C.R.Roberts; hydraulics of flood channels, D.R.Knight; flow-competence evaluations of the hydraulic parameters of floods - an assessment of the technique, P.D.Komar; floods and flood sediments at river confluences, I.Reid et al; flood effectiveness in river basins - progress in Britain in a decade of drought, M.Newson; magnitude and frequency of palaeofloods, V.R.Baker; the use of soil information in the assessment of the incidence and magnitude of historic flood events in upland Britain, R.F.Smith and J.Boardman; the Yellow River flash flood of June 1986, P.Coxon et al; river channel planform changes in the upper River Dee catchment Aberdeenshire over the last 200 years, L.McEwen; sedimentology and palaeohydrology of holocene flood deposits in front of a Jokulhaup glacier, South Ireland, J.Maizels; flood deposits present within the Severn main terrace, M.Dawson; floods in fluvial geomorphology, J.Lewin.