Channel bifurcations are a fundamental element of a broad variety of flowing freshwater
environments worldwide, such as braiding and anabranching rivers, river deltas and alluvial …

The difficulties of measuring bedload transport in gravel-bed rivers have given rise to the
morphological method wherein sediment transport can be inferred from changes in riverbed …

The mixing degree upstream of the diverging area is one of the important factors influencing
the pollutant allocation characteristics of braided rivers, but the effect remains unclear at …

1.1 Background Open channels in irrigation and drainage projects are the most important
means to transport water. In many cases, channels need to branch out to secondary …

As opposed to meandering or channelized fluvial beds, braided rivers are characterized by
a morphological activity starting at very low flows, since fluxes are concentrated in a limited …

Résumé Les rivières alluviales en tresses sont des milieux fortement dynamiques, en
évolution constante du fait des rétroactions entre l'hydraulique de l'écoulement, le transport …