Vegetation in watercourses can influence different aspects of flow structure, subsequently
affecting many processes of flow, such as pollutant transportation, sediment deposition and …

Aquatic vegetation in rivers influences the flow structure, impacting the sediment transport in
the river and further changing the ecosystem and geomorphologic evolution of the river. In …

This paper studies the effects of different types and configurations of double layer vegetation
on the flow of open channels. The vegetation is simulated through cylindrical dowels with a …

This paper presents a descriptive analysis of the double layer vegetation flow and the
application of different empirical models for velocity distribution in vegetation flow. To …

The hydrodynamics of flow passing through heterogeneous vegetation configurations is
always complex and it becomes difficult to capture the flow structures through experimental …

The mean velocity distribution of open channel flows with fully submerged two-layered
vegetation can be divided into three zones. Zone 1 represents the lower region of short …

For submerged vegetated flow, the velocity profile has two distinctive distributions in the
vegetation layer in the lower region and the surface layer in the upper non-vegetated region …

Flow within vegetation characterized by non-uniform roughness density is drawing
significant research attention given its relevance to a plethora of applications in eco …

The presence of dense submerged vegetation alters mixing characteristics in open channel
flows as they cause differential velocities inside and above canopies. The prediction models …

In natural river systems, layered vegetation like grass, shrubs, and tall bushes greatly affects
the biodiversity, morphological process, and distribution of nutrients and pollutants …