River bank erosion is one of the critical public concerns in the world at least in some
countries. River bank erosion has a long-term consequence on human life. The victims are …

Natural flood management (NFM) is the use of natural processes and environments to
mitigate flood risk by reducing and delaying peak flood. This review introduces the concept …

Two decades after the construction of the first major dam, the Mekong basin and its six
riparian countries have seen rapid economic growth and development of the river system …

Abstract The Mississippi River Delta in coastal Louisiana has suffered large-scale land loss
during the historic period and is representative of a global phenomenon where low …

Authorities and planners involved in river restoration projects often tend to focus on the
hydromorphological state of a short river reach or certain aquatic habitats where the pending …

While most of the world's large rivers are heavily engineered, channel response to
engineering measures on decadal to century and several 100 km scales is scarcely …

Reservoirs are important for various purposes including flood control, water supply, power
generation, and recreation. The aging of America's reservoirs and progressive loss of water …

Channel bars are a major depositional feature in alluvial rivers and their morphodynamics
has been investigated intensively in the past several decades. However, relatively less is …

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 …

A nearly 40-year debate on the origins of carbon supporting animal production in lotic
systems has spawned numerous conceptual theories emphasizing the importance of …