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• TITLE: Hydraulic Geometry, Hydraulics and Sediment Properties of Forest Brooks after Extensive Erosion from Upland Peatland Drainage

  AUTHORS: Hannu Marttila, Simo Tammela, Bjørn Kløve

  KEYWORDS: Forest Brook; Headwater; Hydraulic Geometry; Hydraulics; Peatland Drainage; Sediment

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Modern Hydrology, Vol.2 No.3, July 23, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Peatland drainage can affect headwater systems, causing changes in bed substrate composition and hydraulic geome-try in small brooks. We studied hydraulic geometry and sediment properties in 14 boreal forest brook reaches (width