Graph theory has long been used in quantitative geography and landscape ecology and has
been applied in Earth and atmospheric sciences for several decades. Recently, however …

Large floodplains have multiple and complex negative relief assemblages in which
depressions fall below local or general floodplain surfaces at a variety of scales. The …

Rivers are important agents of change that shape the Earth's surface and evolve through
time in response to fluctuations in climate and other environmental conditions. They are …

Previous flume‐based research on braided channels has revealed four classic mechanisms
that produce braiding: central bar development, chute cutoff, lobe dissection, and transverse …

Abstract The Jamuna River is the downstream continuation of the Brahmaputra in
Bangladesh. It is one of the largest sand-bed braided rivers in the world and every year it …

The increasing frequency and/or severity of extreme climate events are becoming
increasingly apparent over multi‐decadal timescales at the global scale, albeit with relatively …

This study attempts to analyse the historical records and satellite images, and determines
the dynamic morphological changes using Remote Sensing (RS) and Geographic …

At a global scale, intertidal areas are being reclaimed for agriculture as well as urban
expansion, imposing high human pressure on the coastal zone. The Ganges-Brahmaputra …

Many deltas, including the Mississippi River Delta, have been losing land at fast rates
compromising the safety and sustainability of their ecosystems. Knowledge of delta …

A bifurcation in an engineered river system (ie, fixed planform and width) has fewer degrees
of freedom in its response to interventions and natural changes than a natural bifurcation …