Our understanding about the regional variation of Sediment Yield (SY) in Europe and its
scale dependency currently relies on a limited number of data for mainly larger river …

Published by the American Geophysical Union as part of the Water Resources Monograph
Series, Volume 19. What are the forms and processes characteristic of mountain rivers and …

The anastomosing system of the upper Narew River consists of a network of interconnected
channels. The channels are relatively deep (width/depth ratio 2–10), straight to sinuous, and …

Both from a scientific and environmental management perspective, there is a large need to
assess the magnitude and controlling factors of human impacts on catchment sediment …

Detention ponds constructed in urban areas should perform two major functions: reduce
flood flows and improve quality of runoff by trapping sediments and related pollutants …

Siltation of reservoirs is an indicator of the intensity of erosion processes and sediment
yields of river catchments. An estimation of sediment yield is significant for hydroengineering …

Although sediment yield (SY) from water erosion is ubiquitous and its environmental
consequences are well recognized, its impacts on the global carbon cycle remain largely …

Current models aiming to simulate contemporary sediment yield (SY) implicitly assume that
tectonic effects are either irrelevant or are reflected by catchment topography. In this study …

Abstract The Ca River basin has an area of 27,200 km2 distributed across the territories of
two countries: Vietnam (65.2%) and Lao (34.8%). Spatial and temporal variations in …

The suspended sediment concentration (SSC) of the Warta River was analysed using data
collected at the Sieradz gauging station (Central Poland) during the period of 1961–1980 …