The rivers of the world are undergoing accelerated change in the Anthropocene, and need
to be managed at much broader spatial and temporal scales than before. Fluvial remote …

The hydrology and geomorphology of most rivers has been fundamentally altered through a
long history of human interventions including modification of river channels, floodplains, and …

The production of topographic datasets is of increasing interest and application throughout
the geomorphic sciences, and river science is no exception. Consequently, a wide range of …

Quantifying the topography of rivers and their associated bedforms has been a fundamental
concern of fluvial geomorphology for decades. Such data, acquired at high temporal and …

Stream bathymetry is a critical variable in a number of river science applications. In larger
rivers, bathymetry can be measured with instruments such as sonar (single or multi‐beam) …

Abstract Structure from motion (SfM) with multiview stereo, a technique from photogrammetry
and computer vision that uses overlapping images to reconstruct 3D surface models, is a …

In the face of rapid climate warming, rapid glacier recession should lead to a marked
increase in the spatial extent of the paraglacial zone in glaciated drainage basins. The …

River bifurcations are critical but poorly understood elements of many geomorphological
systems. They are integral elements of alluvial fans, braided rivers, fluvial lowland plains …

Shallow rivers provide important habitat for various aquatic and terrestrial species. The
bathymetry of such environments is, however, difficult to measure as devices and …

Abstract Structure‐from‐Motion (SfM) photogrammetry is now used widely to study a range
of earth surface processes and landforms, and is fast becoming a core tool in fluvial …