Sunday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1630	CG74A	CC 701A	Binational Principles and Practices of Stream and Ecosystem Restoration (joint with B, H) Presiding: S Bennett, University at Buffalo; P Ashmore, The University of Western Ontario; J Desloges, University of Toronto    [Print-friendly session details]
1630	CG74A-01	CC 701A	Geomorphic and hydrodynamic responses of experimental alluvial channels to rigid vegetation *S J Bennett    [Abstract]
1642	CG74A-02	CC 701A	The Effects of Vegetation on Turbulent Boundary Layer Flows Revealed through LES *V S Neary    [Abstract]
1654	CG74A-03	CC 701A	Assessing Success of Instream Structures for Salmonid Stream Restoration *S Whiteway, P Biron    [Abstract]
1706	CG74A-04	CC 701A	DEM Mapping of Stream Power for Southern Ontario Streams *M Ferencevic, P Ashmore    [Abstract]
1718	CG74A-05	CC 701A	Productive Capacity of Semi-Alluvial Streams in Ontario: The Importance of Alluvial Material for Fish, Benthic Invertebrates, Periphyton and Organic Matter. *S J Quesnelle, N E Jones    [Abstract]
1730	CG74A-06	CC 701A	Tightening the River Meander-Belt: Application of a Topographic Erodible Corridor Concept Using DEM Raster Analysis. A Case Study of Highland Creek, Ontario. *R T Phillips    [Abstract]
1742	CG74A-07	CC 701A	Developing a Master Plan for Restoring/Stabilizing an Urban Watercourse: Highland Creek *M T Pushkar, B HIndley, R T Phillips, B Snodgrass    [Abstract]
1754	CG74A-08	CC 701A	Stream Corridor Lowering for Servicing: Considerations and Approaches to Natural Channel Design in Southern Ontario, Canada *P V Villard    [Abstract]
1806	CG74A-09	CC 701A	Coupling Stream Restoration and Environmental Flow Initiatives *A Bradford    [Abstract]
1818	CG74A-10	CC 701A	Interdisciplinary education, research, and training for ecosystem restoration *A J Rabideau INVITED    [Abstract]