Use of Sediment Rating Curves and Optical Backscatter Data to Characterize Sediment Transport in the Upper Yuba River Watershed, California, 2001–03
By Jennifer A. Curtis1, Lorraine E. Flint1, Charles N. Alpers1, Scott A. Wright2 and Noah P. Snyder3
U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report  2005–5246 , published 2006.
Figure 15
Cumulative grain-size distributions for bed-load samples collected on Shady Creek, a tributary to the South Yuba River in the upper Yuba River watershed, California.
The fraction of the bed-load sample from Rust Pit consisting of grains less than 1.4 millimeter was not sieved. Paired samples are indicated by matching colors. The order of collection of the pairs is indicated by “a” and “b” labels. See figure 6 for site locations and table 5 for information about paired samples.
Figure 15 - Cumulative grain-size distributions for bed-load samples collected on Shady Creek, a tributary to the South Yuba River in the upper Yuba River watershed, California.