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Alexandru MUREŞAN
*Colegiul Economic ”Nicolae Titulescu” Baia Mare, murialex@gmail.com
*North University of Baia Mare 62A Dr. Victor Babeş Street 430083 Baia Mare Romania

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE BED MATERIAL SIZE AND THE AMOUNT OF METAMORPHIC AND VOLCANIC ROCKS IN HYDROGRAPHIC BASINS REGARDING TWO RIVERS FROM MARAMUREŞ MOUNTAINS (EASTERN CARPATHIANS – ROMANIA)

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Abstract: The Maramureş Mountains are situated in the North of Eastern Carpathians, at the border between Romania and Ukraine. Our researches were concerned with analyzing the bed material size and shape for Ruscova and Vaser rivers, from this mountain unit, and with the identification of the factors which influences these characteristics. Samples was taken from 5 sites for each river, using the Wolman (1954) (pebble counts) method, for surface particle sampling from gravel and cobble bed streams. Sorting and abrasion of particles has little influences in variations of median grain diameter D50 (mm) along rivers. A more important role has the amount of high resistant rocks (metamorphic and volcanic rocks) to the transport in fluvial regime, in part of hydrographic basins situated between the sample sites.

Keyword: gravel bed deposits, Wolman pebble-counts, GIS techniques, median grain diameter, gravel and cobble bed rivers, cailleux roundness index, graphic arithmetic sorting coefficient


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