Sediment yields and erosion rates in the Napo River basin: an Ecuadorian Andean Amazon tributary

Keywords (6 max): Seismic Stratigraphy, Pliocene & Quaternary, Detrital volumes, Climate, Passive margin, Messinian Salinity

A first glance at the mean monthly data showed that the annual cycle of rainfall and streamflow has a high spatial variability in the Amazonian basins of Ecuador.. Nonetheless,

However, river suspended sediment concentration and grain size distribution vary as a function of sampling depth, because of hydrodynamic sorting of particles [Bouchez et al.,

This is the first study trying to use a modeling approach to analyze hydrology regime and suspended sediment concentration at a daily scale for a long period in the Red River

From published data based on the HYBAM observatory database, we explore the relationship between silicate weathering rates and physical erosion rates over the Andean basins of

Abstract: This study addresses the quantification of the Amazon River sediment budget which has been assessed by looking at data from a suspended sediment discharge monitoring

Alain Laraque, Carolina Bernal, Luc Bourrel, José Darrozes, Frédéric Christophoul, et al.. Sediment budget of the Napo River, Amazon basin, Ecuador and Peru.. This analysis showed an

Figure 10 – Sensitivity analysis: Climatology of discharge at Óbidos (Obd), water depth at Manacapuru (Man) and total flooded area derived from simulations using perturbed