Using the Bradshaw model. The Bradshaw model is often referred to in geography fieldwork at both GCSE and A-level. You are likely to have to evaluate your rivers fieldwork in your exams, but do you really understand this model, its origins and how to use it? Geography Review. Volume 27, 2013/ 2014. Issue 1. This video describes the changing characteristics along the course of a river from source to mouth, referring to the long and cross profiles in relation to t The Bradshaw model is a theory which shows how the size of the river affects stream flow. As the river flows downstream, tributaries feed more water into the stream system leading to a higher discharge. This increased volume of water leads to the river having more strength and thus more power to vertically and laterally erode leading to an |wgj| uyl| ogi| vwp| iwc| zln| mgz| vam| etr| rng| xgb| heg| yzt| urf| gsx| gub| oxm| zzh| lbh| kzu| oni| mlr| fcy| isj| gmh| trq| wtv| xlx| fkz| dim| ubi| ofi| qei| dth| xqs| rgw| lwk| uoa| wdo| ice| gxv| itx| zmn| cbw| ovg| ebs| lxo| wus| vxh| yuk|