Cutoffs, which include neck and chute cutoffs, are the results of the fluvial processes that
fundamentally influence evolution of meandering rivers. A neck cutoff happens when the two …

Meander cutoffs and oxbow lakes are very common features of fluvial landscapes that add
complexity and diversity to floodplain alluvial architecture and riverine habitats. Following …

Water is an essential resource for both rural and agricultural areas; it can be wisely
distributed and used in the field to protect daily life, production, the natural environment, and …

Oxbow lakes are iconic fluvial landforms found in the floodplains of meandering rivers
around the world. Their formation is associated with meander cutoff, a process that excises …

Observed longitudinal water-surface profiles are commonly used to calibrate river
hydrodynamic models, relying on assumptions of lateral uniformity in water surface elevation …