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Dam removals with unmanaged sediment releases are good opportunities to learn about channel response to abruptly increased bed material supply. Understanding these events is important because they affect aquatic habitats and human uses of floodplains. A longstanding paradigm in geomorphology holds that response rates to landscape disturbance exponentially decay through time. However, a previous study...
Recent emphasis on milldams as a cause of colonial-era floodplain sediment deposits and source for modern remobilization has ignited debate in scientific and environmental policy forums, especially in the mid-Atlantic USA. Although milldams are regionally ubiquitous and visually striking, no investigation has demonstrated that they are a dominant driver of regional floodplain sediment accumulation...
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