D. Mark Powell

University of Leicester — United Kingdom

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

26h-index2.4kcitations56works0.22yr avg
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Research Topics

Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes(38), Soil erosion and sediment transport(35), Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies(26), Geological formations and processes(9), Flood Risk Assessment and Management(6)

Publications56 total

Formation of repeating bar‐flat bedforms in ephemeral gravel bed channels: 1. Field observations
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms·2025Open Access
Formation of repeating bar‐flat bedforms in ephemeral gravel bed channels: 2. Bridging mathematical modelling and field observations
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms·2025· 1 citedOpen Access
Channel Geometry Controls on Chemical Behavior in Rivers: Insights from a Comparative Field Study
ACS ES&T Water·2025Open Access
Formation of repeating bedforms (bars-flats) in ephemeral channels: From field observations to modelling
2024
How old are the Mojave topographic dunes? The implications of new luminescence dating analyses from the Cady Mountains, Mojave Desert, southwest USA
Geomorphology·2024Open Access
Macroplastic Debris Transfer in Rivers: A Travel Distance Approach
Frontiers in Water·2021· 66 citedOpen Access
Characterisation of aeolian sediment accumulation and preservation across complex topography
Geomorphology·2021· 17 citedOpen Access
Testing post-IR IRSL luminescence dating methods in the southwest Mojave Desert, California, USA
Quaternary Geochronology·2018· 15 citedOpen Access
Does the permeability of gravel river beds affect near‐bed hydrodynamics?
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms·2017· 25 citedOpen Access
Structural properties of mobile armors formed at different flow strengths in gravel‐bed rivers
Journal of Geophysical Research Earth Surface·2016· 78 citedOpen Access
Flow resistance in gravel-bed rivers: Progress in research
Earth-Science Reviews·2014· 178 cited
A New Conceptual Framework for Understanding and Predicting Erosion by Water from Hillslopes and Catchments
2013· 21 cited
Characterising the roughness properties of alluvial river banks using terrestrial laser scanning.
EGUGA·2012
The bed morphology of upland single‐thread channels in semi‐arid environments: evidence of repeating bedforms and their wider implications for gravel‐bed rivers
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms·2012· 22 cited
Standing proud: a response to ‘Soil‐erosion models: where do we really stand?’ by Smith<i>et al</i>.
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms·2010· 8 cited
Response to Kinnell's ‘Comment on “A transport‐distance approach to scaling erosion rates: III. Evaluating scaling characteristics of M<scp>ahleran</scp>”’
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms·2009· 2 citedOpen Access
Response to Hairsine's and Sander's ‘Comment on “A transport‐distance based approach to scaling erosionrates”: Parts 1, 2 and 3 by Wainwright <i>et al</i>.’
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms·2009· 6 citedOpen Access
Dryland Rivers: Processes and Forms
2009· 36 cited
Differentiated suspended sediment transport in headwater basins of the Besor catchment, northern Negev
Israel Journal of Earth Sciences·2008· 14 cited
Scale relationships in hillslope runoff and erosion Reply
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms·2008· 10 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Richard E. Brazier(22), John Wainwright(21), Anthony J. Parsons(20), Ian Reid(14), Jonathan B. Laronne(13), Eva N. Müller(6), Philip J. Ashworth(5), Rob Ferguson(3), Bantigegne Fenti(3), Mary Nichols(3), A. J. Parsons(3), Jörg Kaduk(2), Stephen P. Rice(2), Nicholas Tate(2), Celso García(2), Yulia Alexandrov(2), Alex S. Hay(2), Andrew S. Carr(2), Ian Livingstone(2), Katerina Michaelides(2)