Substratum stability and shear stress exerted by flowing water can have a strong influence
on the structure of benthic communities. Bed stability can be characterised in a variety of …

A comparison of three-dimensional flow velocity measurements, made with an acoustic
Doppler profiler (aDp) from fixed and moving vessels at cross sections of the Paraná River …

Spatial distributions of depth‐averaged water velocity, shear velocity, and apparent bed load
velocity are mapped for the first time in a long reach of a wandering gravel bed river, lower …

This paper provides novel observations linking the connections between spatially distributed
bed load transport pathways, hydraulic patterns, and morphological change in a shallow …

Gravel‐bed braided rivers are characterized by shallow, branching flow across low relief,
complex, and mobile bed topography. These conditions present a major challenge for the …

Despite the inherent difficulties in quantifying its value, bedload transport is essential for
understanding fluvial systems. In this study, we assessed different indirect bedload …

An 8-km-long and 250-m-wide reach of the Po River (Italy) was surveyed with two vessels,
aiming to investigate the channel morphology and flow field characterizing this major Italian …

This is the second volume of a two-volume guide to designing, conducting and interpreting
laboratory and field experiments in a broad range of topics associated with hydraulic …

Detailed mapping of bathymetry and three‐dimensional water velocities using a boat‐
mounted single‐beam sonar and acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP) was carried out in …

How does a mountain river adjust to accommodate repeated flood hydrographs? Do flood
hydrographs cause major cycles of aggradation and degradation of the river bed? Here …