Zusammenfassung der Ressource
FIELDWORK
- Site
- River Tillingbourne
- why was it suitable
- easily ACCESIBLE was only a
hours drive and it was near
juniper fsc. It also had the A25 beside it.
- the river wasn't too deep which allowed it to be SAFE for us
to get inside the river, its also had less man made changes
and had less diseases and creatures due to it being in a rural
area.
- the SCALE of the river was a good size,
easy to reach different courses of the river,
weren't long distances away from each
other,it was easier to see the differences
- less human management on the river
shows the changes in the river more
(bradshaw model gets shown)
- about the site
- Drainage Basin is 57km^2
- Source is Wotton Common
- Greensand (permeable)
- 246 ASL
- 19km long
- ABINGER
BOTTOM
- 0.7km from source
- CROSSWAYS FARM
- 4.3km from source
- ABINGER HAMMER
- 6km for source
- goes on to meet the
RIVER WEY at
SHALFORD which then
goes on to meet the
RIVER THAMES at
WEYBRIDGE which
then meets the NORTH
SEA
- Channel Characteristics
- Width-Depth-Velocity-Bedload
Size-Gradient-Altitude-Channel
Roughness-Sinuosity-Competence/Capacity-Hydraulic
Radius
- Competence is maximum particle
size it can transport
- capacity is the maximum
load the river can
transport
- Data Presentation
- scattergraphs
- advantages
- easy to understand
- easy to spot trends
- easy to draw
- disadvantages
- takes time to draw if theres a
lot of data
- Aim
- To investigate the changes in CHANNEL
CHARACTERISTICS along the RIVER
TILLINGBOURNE
- BRADSHAW MODEL
- it tells you about characteristics
- may not always be correct as
each river varies
- it can be interpreted wrong
due to the colours
- methods used to get results
- depth
- tape measure
- one metre ruler
- Velocity
- hyroprop
- risks
- waterbourne diseases
- falling/slipping
- how to improve
- repeat
- compare to secondary data