Rivers are important agents of change that shape the Earth's surface and evolve through
time in response to fluctuations in climate and other environmental conditions. They are …

Rivers are the great shapers of terrestrial landscapes. Very few points on Earth above sea
level do not lie within a drainage basin. Even points distant from the nearest channel are …

River patterns reflect complex geomorphological processes and affect ecosystems and
human development along floodplains. Physical controls on anabranching development …

Channel planform is the result of present and past hydrologic, sedimentary, and geologic
conditions, and represents an adjustment of fluvial systems to these conditions. An important …

The understanding of fluvial processes controlling morphological adjustments and stability
of anabranching rivers remains incomplete. Focusing on a complex anabranching system in …

The evolution of the fluvial landscape is the result of controls and processes that can be
observed by the adjustments a river makes to its hydrological regime. The Negro River is the …

New data collection techniques offer numerical modelers the ability to gather and utilize high
quality data sets with high spatial and temporal resolution. Such data sets are currently …

ABSTRACT Lake Eyre Basin (LEB) rivers are important but under-researched. This study
integrates published and new information into a systematic geomorphological overview …

The confluence of tributaries and the main stream affects riverbed siltation and alters the
upstream water–sediment relationships and flow structure of the main stream by adding …

Alluvial rivers in semi-arid and arid landscapes are prone to episodic geomorphic
adjustments related to long-term sediment accumulation and occasional reworking by flash …