Uncrewed aerial systems (UASs) are becoming very popular in the domain of water
resource map** and management (WRMM). Being a cheaper and quicker option capable …

Is geomorphology at the forefront of river management? The aims of this article are to
explore potential answers to this question in terms of role, barriers, motivation and prospects …

Flow regulation in gravel-bed rivers impacts the hydrology, sediments and morphology,
riparian vegetation, and vertical connectivity with the hyporheic zone. In this context …

High‐resolution topographic models have revolutionized monitoring of river changes by
comparing sequential river topographic surveys (ie change detection). Nevertheless, much …

Sediment budgets and morphological channel adjustments are closely related to changes in
stream power. In ephemeral channels, whose geomorphic response depends on the …

Stream power represents the rate of energy expenditure along a stream reach and can be
calculated using topographic data acquired via structure-from-motion (SfM) photogrammetry …

International rivers are one of the most politicized natural resources. Their dynamism,
whether driven by the influence of natural processes or artificial drivers, can generate …

Channel incision is an evident trend for river evolution in many European rivers and notably
the Western Carpathians, whose former braided and multichannel wandering river system is …

This work proposes a methodological approach applied to ephemeral gravel-bed streams to
verify the change in the magnitude and frequency of hydrological events affecting the …

Map** the streambed morphology is crucial for understanding fluvial forms and
processes, for advancing both our knowledge and best management practice of riverine …