Prof. Kirstie Fryirs
机构: Macquarie University
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 11,608
H-指数: 52
I10-指数 : 130
出版物: 304
Working with Change: The Importance of Evolutionary Perspectives in Framing the Trajectory of River Adjustment
K Fryirs , G J Brierley , C Cullum , Andrew Boulton
Island Press
38
2008
Application of the River Styles framework as a basis for river management in New South Wales, Australia
G Brierley , K Fryirs , D Outhet , C Massey
Applied Geography 22 ( 1) 91 -122
105
2002
Influence of rock fragments on the water retention and water percolation in a calcareous soil I. Cousin, B. Nicoullaud and C. Coutadeur........................................ 97 Iron oxide mineralogy in late Miocene red beds from La Gloria, Spain: rock-magnetic, voltammetric and Vis spectroscopy analyses T. Grygar, J. Dedecek, PP Kruiver, MJ Dekkers, P. Bezdicka and O. Schneeweiss........... 115
JL Rajot , SC Alfaro , L Gomes , A Gaudichet
Catena 53 401 -402
2003
Catchment erosion over the past 100,000 yr in southeastern Australia: insights on how erosion and sediment transport respond to climate change
A Dosseto , SP Turner , P Hesse , K Fryirs
Australian and New Zealand Geomorphology Group 163 34 -34
An interdisciplinary perspective of riverwork projects in the Upper Hunter Catchment, NSW: has river rehabilitation begun?
Alexandra Spink , K Fryirs , G Brierley , K Lloyd
Proceedings of the fifth Australian Stream Management Conference. Australian Rivers: Making a Difference 21 -25
1
2007
Geomorphology and river ecology in southeastern Australia: an approach to catchment characterisation. Part one: A geomorphic approach to catchment characterisation
GJ Brierley , K Fryirs , T Cohen
Sydney, Australia, Graduate School of the Environment, Macquarie University
19
1996
Trialling the use of controlled burning for exotic vegetation management in novel riparian ecosystems
R Mabbott , K Fryirs
Australian Stream Management Conference (9th: 2018) 111 -118
1
2018
Reviewing fire as a vegetation management technique in highly modified riparian ecosystems
E Duxbury , K Fryirs
Australian Stream Management Conference (10th: 2021) 303 -310
2021
An overview of the Riverstyles framework
G Brierley , K Fryirs
2001
Landscape connectivity: the geographic basis of geomorphic applications. Area 38, 165–174
G Brierley , K Fryirs , V Jain
17
2006
Development of a generic geomorphic framework to assess catchment character. Part 1. A geomorphic approach to catchment characterisation
G Brierley , K Fryirs , T Cohen
Working Paper 9603, Macquarie University, Graduate School of the Environment
15
1996
River styles in the upper Hunter catchment
J Spencer , K Fryirs , D Keating , G Brierley
Report presented to the Upper Hunter River rehabilitation initiative, Macquarie University, Sydney
13
2004
A geomorphological framework for river characterization and habitat assessment
J.R. Thomson , M.P. Taylor , K.A. Fryirs , G.J. Brierley
Aquatic Conservation-marine and Freshwater Ecosystems 11 ( 5) 373 -389
143
2001
Upland Peatlands of Eastern Australia as Important Water Storage Reservoirs
Kirsten L Cowley , Kirstie A Fryirs , Tim J Cohen , Sam Marx
Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales 142 ( 1)
2020
River sensitivity: a lost foundation concept in fluvial geomorphology
Kirstie A Fryirs
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 42 ( 1) 55 -70
86
2017
Spatial and temporal variation in macrophyte litter decomposition in a rare chain-of-ponds, an intermittent stream and wetland system
Lorraine J Hardwick , Kirstie A Fryirs , Grant C Hose
Wetlands 42 ( 4) 33
1
2022
Principles of river condition assessment
Kirstie A Fryirs , Angela Arthington , James Grove
River futures: an integrative scientific approach to river repair 100 -124
43
2008
Delineating multiple flow paths in anastomosing river systems with wetlands using DEMs
Timothy J Ralph , William Farebrother , Zacchary T Larkin , Joanne Ocock
Australian stream management conference (10th: 2021) 53 -60
1
2021
Exploring the relationship between channel bed control structures and stream power in low-gradient floodplain wetlands
Timothy J Ralph , Zacchary T Larkin , William Farebrother , Joanne Ocock
WELCOME TO THE 10TH AUSTRALIAN STREAM MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE 240 -240
2021
The blurred line between form and process: a comparison of stream classification frameworks
Alan Kasprak , Nate Hough-Snee , Tim Beechie , Nicolaas Bouwes
PeerJ PrePrints ( e1474)
2015