Inherited controls of the form of a large, low energy river : The Murray River, AustraliaRUTHERFURD, I.D.The variability of large alluvial rivers. 1994, pp 177-197Book Chapter

The effect of riparian tree roots on the mass-stability of riverbanksABERNETHY, B; RUTHERFURD, I.D.Earth surface processes and landforms. 2000, Vol 25, Num 9, pp 921-937, issn 0197-9337Article

Where along a river's length will vegetation most effectively stabilise stream banks?ABERNETHY, B; RUTHERFURD, I.D.Geomorphology (Amsterdam). 1998, Vol 23, Num 1, pp 55-75, issn 0169-555XArticle

Pre-cutoff morphology of the Lower Mississippi RiverSCHUMM, S.A; RUTHERFURD, I.D; BROOKS, J et al.The variability of large alluvial rivers. 1994, pp 13-44Book Chapter

An experimental test of whether bar instability contributes to the formation, periodicity and maintenance of pool-riffle sequencesWILKINSON, S.N; RUTHERFURD, I.D; KELLER, R.J et al.Earth surface processes and landforms. 2008, Vol 33, Num 11, pp 1742-1756, issn 0197-9337, 15 p.Article

A case study of the processes displacing flow from the anabranching Ovens River, Victoria, AustraliaJUDD, D.A; RUTHERFURD, I.D; TILLEARD, J.W et al.Earth surface processes and landforms. 2007, Vol 32, Num 14, pp 2120-2132, issn 0197-9337, 13 p.Article

Phase-shifts in shear stress as an explanation for the maintenance of pool-riffle sequencesWILKINSON, S.N; KELLER, R.J; RUTHERFURD, I.D et al.Earth surface processes and landforms. 2004, Vol 29, Num 6, pp 737-753, issn 0197-9337, 17 p.Article

Bank erosion of an incised upland channel by subaerial processes : Tasmania, AustraliaPROSSER, I.P; HUGHES, A.O; RUTHERFURD, I.D et al.Earth surface processes and landforms. 2000, Vol 25, Num 10, pp 1085-1101, issn 0197-9337Article