Estimates of nitrate loading to the Arctic Ocean are limited by the lack of field observations
within deltas partly due to logistical constraints. To overcome this limitation, we use a remote …

One‐dimensional models for river bifurcations rely on a nodal point relation that determines
the distribution of sediments between the downstream branches. The most widely‐adopted …

Abstract The Braiding Index (BI), defined as the average count of intercepted channels per
cross‐section, is a widely used metric for characterizing multi‐thread river systems …

A river bifurcation is critical for distributing water, sediment and nutrients to the downstream
branches of deltaic river networks. However, the downstream branches of a bifurcation can …

River fluxes to the Arctic Ocean impact sea ice extent, nutrient availability, and coastal
ecosystems. Arctic river deltas modulate fluxes of water, sediment, and nutrients reaching …

Channel mouth bifurcation angles on modern river deltas are remarkably consistent with a
theoretical prediction of 72°. However, the persistence of this angle through channel …

Bifurcations in river-dominated deltas are the main actors in the routing of water and
sediments throughout the fluvial network. In spite of previous acknowledgments of their …

River fluxes to the Arctic Ocean impact sea ice extent, nutrient availability, and coastal
ecosystems. Arctic river deltas modulate fluxes of water, sediment, and nutrients reaching …