This study investigated riverbank protection strategies along the dynamic Jamuna River in
Bangladesh, a braided river prone to erosion and sedimentation. It reviews past …

Riverbank erosion occurs along many of the Earth's river systems, affecting riverine
populations by destroying agricultural land and housing. In this study, we detected past …

Confluences are common components of all riverine systems and are characterized by
converging streamlines and potential mixing of separate flows. The fluid dynamics of …

The coastline is a natural interface that separates the wet and dry parts of the beach.
Shoreline configuration is always influenced by natural and anthropogenic forces. Storm …

Abstract The Jamuna River, a vital tributary of the Brahmaputra River, significantly influences
Bangladesh's hydrology and geomorphology. This dynamic river causes extensive erosion …

River bank erosion is a destructive fluvio‐hydrological hazard particularly inhabited flood
plain of the dynamic Himalayan foreland basin. Every year during monsoonal months …

Riverbank erosion in Bangladesh is a significant hazard, recurring annually and causing
loss of homes, land, and livelihoods. Each year, thousands of people are displaced as a …

Abstract The Gandak River originates in Nepal and merges with the Ganga River in India.
The Gandak River is experiencing significant geomorphological alterations due to climate …

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 …

This study delves into the application of remote sensing and GIS in river-related research. Its
primary aims are twofold: firstly, to identify the diverse disciplines within river-related studies …