Relatively short time that passed since the onset of river restoration activities worldwide and
a scarcity of monitored restoration projects cause that scientific evidence of changes in …

Macroplastic storage in mountain rivers remains unexplored and it is unknown how river
morphology and different surface types of river areas modulate this process. Therefore, we …

In this article, we track the evolution of fluvial biogeomorphology from the middle of the 20th
century to the present. We consider the emergence of fluvial biogeomorphology as an …

Upstream from a dam reservoir, river hydrodynamics may be directly changed by temporary
inundation driven by the reservoir. This triggers morphological river changes which may …

Background Over the last 200 years, the courses of most European rivers have experienced
significant irreversible changes. These changes are connected to different kinds of …

The present study uses a 2D floodplain hydrodynamic model in combination with
hypothetical scenarios to investigate the coupled effects (or maximum contribution) of …

Floodplains are prone to plant invasions, which increase their roughness and decrease their
flood conveyance capacity. In recent decades, extremely high floods have occurred in the …

The paper evaluates the impact of river training works designed to address problems
associated with flooding on the braided-wandering Belá River in Slovakian Carpathians …

Land and existing resources in the riparian zone of the river are largely affected by the
changing morphology. An efficient and sustainable disaster management and planning …

Grade control structures (GCSs) are one of the most often used hydraulic structures in a river
regulation in mountain catchments. The purpose of their use is to reduce the river bed …