Journal of Hydraulic Engineering · 1998 · 64 citations · 4 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesMining EngineeringGeomorphologyHydraulicsSediment TransportFluvial GeomorphologyFluvial Sediment TransportFluvial SedimentationFluvial SedimentologyRiver HydraulicsSediment FluxAlluvial Fan DevelopmentAlluvial Fan EvolutionAlluvial Fan FormationAlluvial Fan ProcessesAlluvial FansFluvial DischargeFluvial Sediment DynamicsSediment Discharge
The formulation of the companion paper describing the evolution of mean elevation in a radially symmetric alluvial fan is applied to the specific case of the tailings basin of an iron mine. The tailings basin provides a simple field-scale example of a fluvial fan-delta system. Calculation procedures are developed to determine the effect of changing water and sediment discharge on fan evolution. The analysis is used to evaluate options for the extension of the lifetime of the tailings basin.
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Alluvial Fans Formed by Channelized Fluvial and Sheet Flow. I: Theory
Gary Parker, Chris Paola, K. X. Whipple et al. · Journal of Hydraulic Engineering · 1998 · 251 citations