Our understanding of braided river morphodynamics has improved significantly in recent
years, however, there are still large knowledge gaps relating to both long‐term and event …

Active deposition across the floodplains of large rivers arises through a variety of processes;
collectively these are here termed 'spillage sedimentation'. Three groups of 11 spillage …

Coupling between riparian vegetation and river processes can result in the coevolution of
plant communities and channel morphology. Quantifying biotic‐abiotic interactions remains …

Bar colonization by vegetation and subsequent island formation is a key bio‐
geomorphological process in fluvial landscape evolution. Here we investigate …

Floating matter (FM) is a pivotal, albeit neglected, element along river corridors contributing
to their ecological integrity. FM consists of particulate matter of natural (eg wood, branches …

Riparian and floodplain tree-like emergent vegetation alter significantly the flow field and
lead to complicated three-dimensional flow patterns, characterized by increased turbulence …

Following analysis of morphological (including dendrochronological and sedimentological)
aspects of buried stem and coarse root structures of eight mature P. nigra individuals located …

Changes in river pattern have been documented in the literature. The recognition of islands
and vegetated patches, which is indicative of the evolution processes, requires …

Braided rivers are one of the most complex and unpredictable natural systems on Earth.
Found worldwide, they are easily identified from above by their distinctive morphology (a …