Outputs (4)

From Risk to Opportunity: Climate Change and Flood Policy in Bangladesh (2015)
Book Chapter
Huq, M., & Bracken, L. (2015). From Risk to Opportunity: Climate Change and Flood Policy in Bangladesh. In W. Leal Filho (Ed.), Handbook of climate change adaptation (1023-1047). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-38670-1_33

This study identifies current gaps and opportunities of existing flood regulatory frameworks and national climate change strategies of Bangladesh . In so doing, the research develops a framework to reconcile the interest of land, water, and people in... Read More about From Risk to Opportunity: Climate Change and Flood Policy in Bangladesh.

Flood Generation and Flood Waves (2013)
Book Chapter
Bracken, L. (2013). Flood Generation and Flood Waves. In J. F. Shroder (Ed.), Treatise on geomorphology (85-94). Elsevier/Academic Press. https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-0-12-374739-6.00152-4

Catchment hydrological response and resulting flood generation are governed by a suite of complex interactions between basin characteristics, storm properties, and antecedent wetness conditions. This chapter links soil water movement at the plot scal... Read More about Flood Generation and Flood Waves.

Equilibrium in the balance? Implications for landscape evolution from dryland environments (2008)
Book Chapter
Bracken, L., & Wainwright, J. (2008). Equilibrium in the balance? Implications for landscape evolution from dryland environments. In K. Gallagher, S. Jones, & J. Wainwright (Eds.), Landscape evolution : denudation, climate and tectonics over different time and space scales (29-46). The Geological Society. https://doi.org/10.1144/sp296.3

Downstream changes in suspended sediment fluxes in the River Severn, UK (1995)
Book Chapter
Bull, L., Lawler, D., Leeks, G., & Marks, S. (1995). Downstream changes in suspended sediment fluxes in the River Severn, UK. In W. Osterkamp (Ed.), Effects of scale on interpretation and management of sediment and water quality (27-37). International Association of Hydrological Sciences

Movement of waves of fine sediment through catchment systems is important for what it can reveal about catchment dynamics. Previous studies have focused on "managed" systems; few have reported on natural flows from individual events. We report prelim... Read More about Downstream changes in suspended sediment fluxes in the River Severn, UK.