Irrespective of their spatial extent, free-surface shallow flows are challenging measurement
environments for most instruments due to the relatively small depths and velocities typically …

Rivers are important agents of change that shape the Earth's surface and evolve through
time in response to fluctuations in climate and other environmental conditions. They are …

This paper documents the three‐dimensional structure of flow and bed morphology of two
developing chute cutoffs on a single meander bend on the lower Wabash River, USA, and …

In the two past decades, Large-Scale Particle Image Velocimetry (LSPIV) has been
developed, tested and improved so that it can now be considered a mature method …

Neck cutoff is an essential process that significantly changes the morphodynamic
characteristics of a meandering bend. In reality, however, observing natural processes of a …

Neck cutoffs and their resultant oxbow lakes are important and prominent features of riverine
landscapes. Detailed field‐based research focusing on the morphologic evolution of neck …

Incidents of chute cutoff redistribute floodplain sediment into rivers, causing downstream bar
growth while simultaneously creating accommodation space for the storage of sediment …

Side channel construction is a common intervention applied to increase a river's
conveyance capacity and to increase its ecological value. Past modelling efforts suggest two …

Abstract Acoustic Doppler current profilers (ADCPs) are the current standard for flow
measurements in large‐scale open water systems. Existing techniques to process vessel …

Lateral cavities are major storage zones in riverine environments for which the mass
exchanges with the main stream strongly impact the characteristics of the habitat in these …