The Importance of Fluvial Morphology in Hydraulic Engineering¶
Lane, E. W. (1955). The Importance of Fluvial Morphology in Hydraulic Engineering. Proceedings of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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- Sediment Transport
- The system-level response is summarized by Lane's balance in fluvial geomorphology, a qualitative balance of sediment supply against transport capacity that predicts the direction of net aggradation or degradation of the channel bed; disrupting any term — damming a river, changing precipitation, altering land cover — propagates through the balance and reshapes landforms
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- The system-level response is summarized by Lane's balance in fluvial geomorphology, a qualitative balance of sediment supply against transport capacity that predicts the direction of net aggradation or degradation of the channel bed; disrupting any term — damming a river, changing precipitation, altering land cover — propagates through the balance and reshapes landforms
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