Stream Sedimentation is a hydrological process denoting the deposition of eroded soil particles into fluvial systems, distinguished by its origin in terrestrial disturbances such as forest road construction and its subsequent impact on aquatic habitat quality and channel morphology.
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Sediment production from forest road surfaces
Leslie M. Reid, Thomas Dunne · Water Resources Research · 1984 · 520 citations
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