While the grain-sorting morphodynamics of gravel-and sand-bed rivers has been intensively
studied, sand-silt bed rivers such as the Lower Yellow River (LYR), China and the …

Fine particles in the silt-and clay-size range are important determinants of surface water
quality. Since fine particle loading rates are not unique functions of stream discharge this …

Bedload transport is a complex phenomenon that is not well understood, especially for
poorly sorted sediment and low transport rates, which is what is typically found in alpine …

Adequate supplies of water are a crucial resource for any human activity. The water
resource management paradigm, as implemented in both practice and law, for much of our …

Given the challenges of re-creating complex bed load (BL) transport processes in rivers,
models are preferred over gathering and examining field data. The highlight of the present …

Most of the hydrological models developed and used previously in sediment yield modeling
are complex and lack general applicability. Moreover, the availability of sediment data for …

ABSTRACT A sediment mass balance constructed for a 16‐km reach of the Snake River
downstream from Jackson Lake Dam (JLD) indicates that river regulation has reduced the …

Reservoirs are the key infrastructure for the socio-economic development of a country. The
reservoirs are proven to be a remedial solution of highly erratic spatial and temporal …

Interactions at the interface between bed sediments and the overlying waters have a
tremendous importance for diverse natural and man-made processes such as fining and …

Secondary flows of second type (also known as turbulent secondary flows) are one of the
most important mechanisms responsible for sediment transport processes in fluvial streams …