Large fluvial systems adjust to a combination of controls to form distinctive channels, which represent a dominant factor in the evolution of floodplain geomorphology and …
The Madeira River may contribute nearly half of the Amazon River sediment discharge to the Atlantic Ocean, showing the highest erosion rates in the Amazon Basin. However, few …
In this report the state of knowledge of sediment transport by rivers of the Amazon drainage basin is reviewed. On an annual basis the Amazon river transports about 1200× 10 6 tons of …
P Vauchel, W Santini, JL Guyot, JS Moquet… - Journal of …, 2017 - Elsevier
Abstract The Madeira River is the second largest tributary of the Amazon River. It contributes approximately 13% of the Amazon River flow and it may contribute up to 50% of its sediment …
Abstract The Rio Madeira is the main southern tributary of the Rio Amazonas, and the second Andean tributary of the Amazon drainage basin. Using Bolivian data from the …
Source-to-sink systems are poorly known in tropical rivers. For the Amazonian rivers, the majority of the provenance studies remain focused on the suspended load, implying a poor …
Rivers play an important role in continental erosion as they are the primary agents of transferring erosion products to the ocean. Understanding rivers and their transport …
Fluvial systems in tropical regions are not only the lifeline for modern civilizations there but also form an important continental archive for reconstructing Quaternary palaeoclimates and …
Abstract Concentrations of cations (Na+, Ca 2+, Mg 2+, K+, NH 4+), anions (HCO 3−, Cl−, NO 3−, SO 4 2−, PO 4 3−) and suspended sediments in the Madeira River water were …