River corridors play a crucial environmental, economic, and societal role yet also represent
one of the world's most dangerous natural hazards, making monitoring imperative to …

The structure and function of rivers have long been characterized either by:(1) qualitative
models such as the River Continuum Concept or Serial Discontinuity Concept which paint …

Published by the American Geophysical Union as part of the Water Resources Monograph
Series, Volume 19. What are the forms and processes characteristic of mountain rivers and …

The effectiveness of a novel approach of using vanes, installed at a low angle and attached
to the bank, for bank protection and for the restoration of river meanders has been …

The loss of land due to riverbank erosion is a crucial factor in shaping landforms and plays a
significant role in fluvial geomorphology. Understanding and the quantification of the …

One '2020 vision'for fluvial geomorphology is that it sits alongside stream ecology and
hydraulic engineering as a key element of an integrated, interdisciplinary river science. A …

Experimental results on the nature-like fishway induced flow field and its relation to fish
behaviour are presented. A rocky-ramp with 5% slope was built along a 8.9 m× 0.9 m× 0.6 m …

This paper presents an analysis of spatial flow heterogeneity over rough gravel beds for
shallow flows in terms of form induced stresses. Data from experiments specifically designed …

In many ecosystems, the local abundance of organisms is spatially heterogeneous.
Ecologists often seek to explain this variation by modelling the central tendency of …

The recent advent of digital photogrammetry has enabled the modeling and monitoring of
river beds at relatively high spatial resolution (0· 01 to 1 m) through the extraction of digital …