Abstract5 The occurrence of earthquakes has the potential to significantly modify river
morphology and cause notable effects on the aquatic ecosystem. Prior to the 2008 …

Habitat degradation is one of the major reasons for freshwater species decline.
Hydrogeomorphological processes (such as sediment transport, bank erosion, and flooding) …

Hydromorphology is a major component of riverine ecosystems. Therefore, proper
assessments of the status quo, as well as the detection of pressures in river basins, are of …

Assessing the hydromorphological conditions of watercourses is a requirement of the Water
Framework Directive (WFD) and national river status monitors (eg, in Poland, the State …

Degraded physical habitat is a common stressor affecting river ecosystems and typically
addressed in the United States (US) through a regulatory focus on sediment. However, a …

Hydrogeomorphology studies river dynamics, focusing on the interactions between flow
structure, sediment transport, and the morphologies that characterize rivers and their …

In dynamic rivers the assessment of flood hazard related to geomorphological dynamics
assumes crucial importance. Recently, some geomorphological approaches have been …

Lowland rivers across the world are characterized by accumulation of sediment due to a
decrease in the channel slope. Despite the antiquity of the topography, the lowland part of …

Stream channelization and modification is a widespread practice on agricultural land in
Monteregie, Quebec, however, it is well known that channel simplification reduces the …

Ce rapport présente les résultats d'un projet en deux volets de l'OBV CAPSA portant sur:(i)
l'acquisition de connaissances sur l'hydrologie du bassin versant de la rivière Portneuf et (ii) …