A fundamental premise of river management is that practitioners understand the resource
they are working with. In river management this requires that baseline information is …

Rivers are dynamic landscape features which are often altered by human activity, making it
difficult to disentangle human impact on geomorphic change from natural river dynamics …

Abstract The upcoming Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) mission will measure
water surface heights and widths for rivers wider than 100 m. At its native resolution, SWOT …

Sustainable river management now encompasses a much wider concept that includes
hydromorphological and fluvial habitat studies. In ephemeral streams, the geomorphological …

A solution is provided to automatically identify river reaches based on their planform
typologies via a holistic synthesis of multi-dimensional, quali-quantitative information …

Fluvial geomorphology, which describes the form and processes of rivers, is increasingly
being incorporated into river assessment procedures. However, the complexity of …

This paper examines the feasibility of a basin-scale scheme for characterising and
quantifying river reaches in terms of their geomorphological stability status and potential for …

In fluvial geomorphology as well as in freshwater ecology, rivers are commonly seen as
nested hierarchical systems functioning over a range of spatial and temporal scales. Thus …

Ephemeral rivers in the Mediterranean region have been exposed to significant human
disturbance over the last century. Recently, there has been a growing interest in restoring …

The multiple protocols that have been developed to characterize river hydromorphology,
partly in response to legislative drivers such as the European Union Water Framework …