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Exploring Streamwater Mixing Dynamics via Handheld Thermal Infrared Imagery Monitoring Streambed Scour/Deposition Under Nonideal Temperature Signal and Flood Conditions

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Albert Sorolla

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David M. Hannah

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Francesc Sabater

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Gilles Pinay

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Glenn Watts

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Jacob Schelker

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Jan Fleckenstein

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Julian Klaus

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Karlie McDonald

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Laurent Pfister

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