Stream classification is an essential element in transferring knowledge and experience pertaining to channel design from location to location. A computer program has been developed to record a comprehensive data set for a watershed and for channel sites, and to present alternative classification of each based on three classification systems: Schumm (1977), Rosgen (1994), or Buffington and Montgomery (1993). A goal of the program is to develop understanding between groups who are most familiar with only one or two of the classification systems compared. Examples of the application of the program will be presented from a variety of locations.
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Watson, C. C., Van Zanten, B. L., & Abt, S. R. (1995). Stream classification (pp. 1097–1100). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7687-1_908
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