Knowledge graph centered on A Pebble Count Procedure for Assessing Watershed C with 51 nodes and 186 connections. Top connected: USDA Forest Service (Uncompahgre National Forest), United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), United States Department of Agriculture (implied AAA), Aedes communis, Streamflow.
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USDA Forest Service (Uncompahgre National Forest)United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)United States Department of Agriculture (implied AAA)U.S. Government Printing Office (U.S. GPO)Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationShoshone National Forest
Oil and Gas Leasing Final Environmental Impact Statement (1993)
Shoshone National Forest watershed assessment (1993)
Influence of forest and rangeland management on salmonid fishes and their habitats (1991) — Meehan, W.R.
Monitoring guidelines to evaluate effects of forestry activities on streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska (1991) — MacDonald, L.H.; Smart, A.; Wissmar, R.C.
Shoshone National Forest Stream Classification System (1979) — Hoskins, W.
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Effects of fire on soil: a state-of-knowledge review (1979) — Wells, C. G.; Campbell, R.E.; DeBano, L.F.; Lewis, C.E.; Fredriksen, R.L.; Franklin, E.C.; Froelich, R.C.; Dunn, P.H.
The Ecological Implications of Fire in Greater Yellowstone
A pebble count procedure for assessing watershed cumulative effects — Bevenger, Gregory S.; King, Rudy M.
article (5)
Use of pebble counts to evaluate fine sediment increase in stream channels (1994) — Potyondy, J.P.; Hardy, T.
Effect of fire on streamflow and sediment transport, Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming (1993) — Troendle, C.A.; Bevenger, G.S.
A comparison of some continuity corrections for the chi-squared test on 2x2 tables (1980) — Haber, M.
An improved method for size distribution of stream-bed gravel
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A method of sampling coarse river-bed material (1954) — Wolman, M.G.
other (5)
Use of pebble counts fine sediment in streams appear to last only a few years to evaluate fine sediment increase in stream chan- after the fires before returning to pre-fire conditions (1994) — Potyondy, J.P.; Hardy, T
Oil and Gas Leas- Conclusions ing Final Environmental Impact Statement (1993) — Shoshone National Forest
Influence of forest and range- ery in this particular geographic setting lags consider- land management on salmonid fishes and their ably behind upslope recovery, which may not be typi- habitats (1991) — Meehan, W.R
Shoshone National Forest Stream Slopes less than 50% have recovered quite well to Classification System (1979) — Hoskins, W
An improved method for size covery, probably due to continued loss of the very distribution of stream-bed gravel (1970) — Leopold, L.B
book (4)
Categorical data analysis (1990) — Agresti, A.
The analysis of time series: an introduction, 4th ed. (1989) — Chatfield, C.
Statistical methods for rates and proportions, 2nd ed. (1981) — Fleiss, J.L.
Statistical Methods for Rates and Proportions (1981) — Fleiss
legislation (1)
Clean Water Act, as amended by the Water Quality Act of 1987 (1988)
study (1)
Troendle and Bevenger 1993 (1993) — Troendle and Bevenger