Channel dynamics is a significant geomorphological process that involves the channel
migration, erosion-deposition and meandering of an alluvial river channel within its …

Among all-natural disasters, flood is the most common and devastating, causing extensive
disruption to the environment, socio-economy, infrastructure, and many other aspects of …

River bank line shifting and channel migration due to river bank erosion and accretion
causes inevitable geomorphic hazards in Gangetic West Bengal, India. Channel oscillation …

Abstract River channel migration is a disastrous phenomenon in many parts of the world. It
results in large-scale damage to the infrastructure, loss of lives and significantly affects …

The present study investigates sub-watershed prioritization for flood susceptibility mapping
of the Silabati River basin (India) based on morphometric parameters. This river basin is a …

River morphology is one of the most important fields of river engineering and the study of the
changes in the flow direction and cross-sections of a river. Over the past years, using the …

Bank-line migration in lower basins is an ongoing phenomenon in river morphology that
poses an existential threat to most dwellers, who depend on riverine ecosystems for their …

Channel migration and resultant meander movements are the two important fluvial
processes found in the riparian environment of a river basin. The present research explores …

This book offers the responsible factors of sediment yield and their absolute and specific
growth and rate of delivery through tributaries to the main streams. Rivers are important …

Channel migration, erosion and accretion are significant geomorphological processes in
floodplain regions, impacting both natural and man-made structures. The Sankosh River, a …