Rivers have been diminished, simplified, and degraded globally by the concentration of
agriculture, transportation, and development in valley bottoms over decades and centuries …

Flooding events are rising across European watercourses because of changing climatic
conditions and anthropogenic pressure. To deal with these events, the European Floods …

Background Climate change and increasing anthropogenic pressure are two of the major
drivers of increasing extreme events like droughts and floods. To deal with the increasing …

Using remote sensing extended on geological and topographical maps and verified by the
field work, we present the flood management and study the geomorphic features of the …

In dynamic rivers the assessment of flood hazard related to geomorphological dynamics
assumes crucial importance. Recently, some geomorphological approaches have been …

Fluvial geomorphic risks are rarely incorporated into and mitigated by river flood
management in the United States. Identifying where such risks exist is difficult and there is …

Due to a lack of assets and high improbability, develo** an information system for every
disaster situation is a challenging task. Consequently, building an information system for …

My infinite gratitude to Ned Swanberg at the Rivers Program, who explained and supplied
and verified and explained again so many important details for this project. Thank you also …

Fluvial erosion is increasingly responsible for infrastructure and building damages
associated with floods as the intensity of extreme rainfalls hit rural and urban rivers in a …

We define the river process corridor (RPC) as the area adjacent to a river that is likely to
affect and be affected by river and floodplain processes. Here we present a novel approach …