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Daping Xi, Yuhao Feng, Wenping Jiang, Nai Yang, Xini Hu and Chuyuan Wang
The extraction of ship behavior patterns from Automatic Identification System (AIS) data and the subsequent prediction of travel routes play crucial roles in mitigating the risk of ship accidents. This study focuses on the Wuhan section of the dendritic ...
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Ricardo Gómez,Maisa Tunik,Silvio Casadío
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The Upper Cretaceous nonmarine deposits of the Neuquén Basin have an important regional exposure. These deposits are included in the Neuquén Group, a well-studied unit in both the south and central part of the basin. However, the northernmost exposed bet...
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Aslam Hanief and Andrew E. Laursen
The Grand River watershed is an important agricultural area in southern Ontario, with several large and growing municipalities. Based on digital elevation models (DEMs), the natural drainage network was modelled to predict flow paths. Channel lengths and...
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Milad Abdollahpour, Ali Hosseinzadeh Dalir, Davod Farsadizadeh, Carlo Gualtieri
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Erosion in river bends causes loss of agricultural lands, adjacent facilities, and fish habitat. W-weir structures are recommended for controlling and reducing soil erosion as well as developing habitat for fish and other aquatic organisms. This paper pr...
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Chiara Biscarini, Silvia Di Francesco, Elena Ridolfi, Piergiorgio Manciola
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In this paper, we investigate the performance of three-dimensional (3D) hydraulic modeling when dealing with river sinuosity and meander bends. In river bends, the flow is dominated by a secondary current, which has a key role on the flow redistribution....
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Anna Grace Nostbakken Meissner, Meghan Kathleen Carr, Iain David Phillips and Karl-Erich Lindenschmidt
Many rivers are intensely managed due to anthropogenic influences such as dams, channelization, and water provision for municipalities, agriculture, and industry. With this growing pressure on fluvial systems comes a greater need to evaluate the state of...
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Anna G. N. Meissner, Meghan K. Carr, Iain D. Phillips, Karl-Erich Lindenschmidt
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Modern river ecosystems undergo constant stress from disturbances such as bank stabilization, channelization, dams, and municipal, agricultural, and industrial water use. As these anthropogenic water requirements persist, more efficient methods of charac...
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Leilei Gu, Shiyan Zhang, Li He, Dong Chen, Koen Blanckaert, Willem Ottevanger, Yun Zhang
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Meander dynamics has been the focus of river engineering for decades; however, it remains a challenge for researchers to precisely replicate natural evolution processes of meandering channels with numerical models due to the high nonlinearity of the gove...
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Xiaojun Deng, Youpeng Xu, Longfei Han, Song Song, Liu Yang, Guang Li and Yuefeng Wang
River systems are valuable to human beings; meanwhile, they are intensively influenced by human activities, especially urbanization. In this study, based on the data derived from topographic maps and remote sensing images, the temporal and spatial change...
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