The hydrology and geomorphology of most rivers has been fundamentally altered through a
long history of human interventions including modification of river channels, floodplains, and …

Large rivers on the Iberian Peninsula reflect a long-history of human interventions and
natural disturbances in the fluvial corridors and on the surrounding valleys. In this study we …

The timing and extent of the morphological changes that occurred in the last 200years in a
large gravel bed river (the Piave River, eastern Italian Alps) that was heavily impacted by …

The aim of this paper is to explore possibilities and limitations of restoring physical
processes in five gravel‐bed rivers (Brenta, Piave, Cellina, Tagliamento and Torre Rivers) in …

Rivers are natural systems whose planform pattern in alluvial reaches reflects a balance
between three fundamental ingredients: flow energy, sediment calibre and supply, and …

To date, no survey on the diverse channel patterns existing prior to the major phase of river
regulation in the mid‐19th–early 20th century has been elaborated at the scale of the whole …

For eight rivers situated from northern to southern Italy, the evolutionary trajectories since the
middle 19th century and the key controlling factors of channel adjustments were …

This study developed and evaluated a hybrid approach to remote measurement of river
morphology that combines LiDAR topography with spectrally based bathymetry …

In Mediterranean semi‐arid conditions, the availability of studies monitoring channel
adjustments as a response to reforestation and check dams over representative observation …

In response to anthropogenic disturbances, alluvial rivers adjust their geometry. The alluvial
river channels in the upper Blue Nile basin have been disturbed by human-induced factors …