Lakes and reservoirs in the sediment delivery system: reconstructing sediment yields.
Ian D. L. Foster
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Ian D. L. Foster
Abstract
This paper focuses on watersheds that have been impacted by changes in rural land use. It aims to: (1) provide a brief history of lakes and reservoirs with particular reference to UK river catchments; (2) review the palaeohydrological benefits and pitfalls of using lake sediment sequences to reconstruct the impacts of catchment disturbance and climate change on sediment yield and sources; and (3) synthesize a body of research conducted in the UK on the change in sediment yield, sediment sources and sediment-associated phosphorus transport over the last 100-150 years.
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This paper focuses on watersheds that have been impacted by changes in rural land use. It aims to: (1) provide a brief history of lakes and reservoirs with particular reference to UK river catchments; (2) review the palaeohydrological benefits and pitfalls of using lake sediment sequences to reconstruct the impacts of catchment disturbance and climate change on sediment yield and sources; and (3) synthesize a body of research conducted in the UK on the change in sediment yield, sediment sources and sediment-associated phosphorus transport over the last 100-150 years.
Key concepts: Sediment, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental science, Drainage basin, Sedimentary budget, Sediment transport, Geology, Geography