Publications by Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Professor Andy Large Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson Professor Claire Walsh	A predictive typology for characterising hydromorphology	2008
Lucy Bolton Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson Robert Spencer	Spectrophotometric properties of surface water dissolved organic matter in an afforested upland peat catchment	2008
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	A basin-full of geography	2007
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Bed clusters in humid perennial and Mediterranean ephemeral gravel-bed streams: The effect of clast size and bed material sorting	2007
Emeritus Professor Vivian Cook Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Chomsky's Universal Grammar: An Introduction	2007
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Managing protected areas. A global guide	2007
Professor Andy Large Dr Will Mayes Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson Dr Geoffrey Parkin	Using long-term monitoring of fen hydrology and vegetation to underpin wetland restoration strategies	2007
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson Professor Andy Large	'Natural' rivers, 'hydromorphological quality' and river restoration: A challenging new agenda for applied fluvial geomorphology	2006
Professor Claire Walsh Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Andy Large Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Typology approach to assessing the impact of climate change in instream physical habitat	2006
Professor Andy Large Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Hydromorphological Quality - a policy template for channel design in river restoration.	2005
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Particle clusters in gravel-bed rivers: An experimental morphological approach to bed material transport and stability concepts	2005
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Public participation in river basin planning and management: Quality-of-Life Capital as an information aid to sustainable decisions	2005
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	River channel management: Towards sustainable catchment hydrosystems	2005
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Environmental capital: An information core to public participation in strategic and operational decisions - The example of river 'Best Practice' projects	2004
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Integrating the biophysical and social science frameworks for IWRM/IRBM: rationality and reality	2004
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Review of: Applied geomorphology	2004
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	The hydraulic impact and performance of a lowland rehabilitation scheme based on pool-riffle installation: The River Waveney, Scole, Suffolk, UK	2004
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Environmental change in river channels: A neglected element. Towards geomorphological typologies, standards and monitoring	2003
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Guidebook of Applied Fluvial Geomorphology	2003
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Geomorphological concepts and tools for sustainable river ecosystem management	2002
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	The management of gravel-bed rivers in England and Wales: from geomorphological research to strategy and operations	2002
David Archer Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	The use of indices of flow variability in assessing the hydrological and instream habitat impacts of upland afforestation and drainage	2002
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Gravel-bed rivers: science and sustainable management: conference opener	2001
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson Dr Andrew Baker	The potential role of freshwater luminescence measurements in exploring runoff pathways in upland catchments	2001
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Geomorphology, ecology and river channel habitat: Mesoscale approaches to basin-scale challenges	2000
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Science and sustainability: addressing the world water 'crisis'	2000
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	The management of gravel-bed rivers in England and Wales; from geomorphological research to strategy and operations.	2000
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Towards the assessment of 'ecological integrity' in running waters of the United Kingdom	2000
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Towards the assessment of 'ecological integrity' in running waters of the United Kingdom	2000
Dr David Passmore Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Controls of short and long term river instability: processes and patterns in gravel-beds rivers, the Tyne basin, northern England.	1999
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Landform monitoring, modelling and analysis	1999
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	River catchment planning	1999
Dr David Passmore Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Controls of short and long term river instability: processes and patterns in gravel-bed rivers, the Tyne basin, northern England.	1998
Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson M Charlton	Instream habitat in gravel-bed rivers: identification and characterization of biotopes	1998