Earth's terrestrial topography evolves in response to the interaction of tectonics, climate, and
lithology. Recent discoveries suggest that the grain size of sediments produced on hillslopes …

The combined analysis of past evolutionary trajectories of channel morphology and
temporal patterns of driving factors is fundamental to understanding present river conditions …

Riverscapes are often modified and managed through 'command and control'structural
engineering approaches. These structures not only alter flow and sediment transport …

This study examines patterns of sediment transport in Far Eastern rivers of Russia affected
by open-cast placer mining—mostly for gold, rarely for silver, and in a few cases for platinum …

In-channel sediment mining significantly disrupts reach-scale sediment connectivity and
channel geometry, causing immediate and intense geomorphological responses. River …

The resilience of a river corridor represents its ability to withstand and recover from
disturbances. Quantifying fluvial resilience in the face of various stressors is essential for …

Dams, weirs and transverse barriers to rivers interrupt sediment continuity and reduce
sediment supply downstream. In this regard, dam removal is an increasingly used river …

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 …

Coastal retreat processes are usually associated with many anthropogenic actions, such as
the regulation of river basins, the construction of hydraulic storm defence works in coastal …

Abstract The 51st Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium was held on October 15–17,
2021, at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Postponed from …