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Geomorphology 29 (1999) 355-356 Contents Volume 29, 1999 Vol. 29, Nos. 1-2 SPECIAL ISSUE NEW TECHNIQUES IN GEQMORPHOLOGY ES Oe iye r a ee Se or ee ee ee rere ee Se er ren yeh are enon ge ee Process Measurement The application of computational fluid dynamics to natural river channels: three-dimensional versus two-dimensional approaches S.N. Lane, K.F. Bradbrook, K.S. Richards, P.A. Biron and A.G. Roy... 1... 2. eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee es l Acoustic Doppler current profiler measurements in coastal and estuarine environments: examples from the Tay Estuary, Scotland Dak. WOUERE, TL. COR GR EL ARE pc cc eee eH RRO MRM OER HE OOOO Oe Oe eee 21 Application of thermal anemometry and high-frequency measurement of mass flux to aeolian sediment transport research Gt SE orca tn a 66 Oe Wi lw Oe e ee Ree ce Oe OC oe ON Od 6 FOE we OO Seo 6 Ae ke 31 Video measurement of swash zone hydrodynamics ly EE Mk Ls bee ie SA ee le ae ee a ae a Eee oe ae a a eo ee ee ao eo ee Monitoring Change Integrating aerial videography and digital photography with terrain modelling: an application for coastal geomorphology i ROVCRIONS, ¢. OEE GRE TE. BEC 6 kin kk ee ee es whe Oe Oe Oe Be ee 86 Oe ee wee 77 Monitoring changing position of coastlines using Thematic Mapper imagery, an example from the Nile Delta Bas WOOD GG EE, Oe AE on eH ORR ROR KESTER HORE DORE DCRR RESO KERR S 93 River channel planform change: software for historical analysis as BS GR, WOE 86 KR Oe RRS KHER HRS ORO RE ORO Hae kOe a ewe ee we ee 107 Applications of differential GPS in upland fluvial geomorphology sie PRESS RE PER EE LOE EE EEC EEOC LE CLUE CLEC CL Cee Cee 121 The limitations of using "Cs for estimating soil redistribution in semi-arid environments Oe eee esa ae eee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ke ae ee ee eee e ee ee re a oe eee Dating Change Luminescence dating applications in geomorphological research SS Perret eS PTO CC RE CUR OC AOMEEREL CT? CUTE Lea ee 153 Quality assurance in luminescence dating Pa. CORED, FE.DG. TOE GRE AAS. WHE oc ee eee ee OHO HKD HREOC REE eee gk fg TERT Te ee Le eo LEER TTC CRTC EEE EEC Li. ae es Vol. 29, Nos. 3-4 Research Papers Recent landscape history in arid western New South Wales, Australia: a model for regional change Pr rrr rrr rere re eee rr cer l rere TE CLEP CLEC AAS ee Ce ee eT eee 356 Contents Volume 29, 1999 Anabranching rivers on the Northern Plains of arid central Australia S. Tooth and G.C. Nanson Mineralogical characterization and transport pathways of dune sand using Landsat TM data, Wahiba Sand Sea, Sultanate of Oman P.P. Pease, G.D. Bierly, V.P. Tchakerian and N.W. Tindale Gypsum karst features as evidence of diapiric processes in the Betic Cordillera, Southern Spain J.M. Calaforra and A. Pulido-Bosch Field observations of a debris flow event in the Dolomites M. Berti, R. Genevois, A. Simoni and P.R. Tecca The nature of small-scale flooding, muddy floods and retention pond sedimentation in central Belgium G. Verstraeten and J. Poesen Downstream variation in stream power A.D. Knighton Quantifying geomorphic and riparian land cover changes either side of a large flood event using airborne remote sensing: River Tay, Scotland R.G. Bryant and D.J. Gilvear The disruption of Grassy Creek: implications concerning catastrophic events and thresholds D.F. Ritter, R.C. Kochel and J.R. Miller An analysis of an arctic channel network using a digital elevation model J.P. McNamara, D.L. Kane and L.D. Hinzman Contents Volume 29, 1999