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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Fluvial Regimes"”.
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Análise da estabilidade lateral em ambientes fluviais do semiárido paraibano.
… renovation and transformation, such as the fluvial systems. As the processes of lateral changes in river banks, are among the most recurrent processes in fluvial landscapes and the understanding of its mechanism of action is essential to the explanation of the evolution of the various …
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A stratigraphic and sedimentologic analysis of the Tongue River and Sentinel Butte Formations (Paleocene), western North Dakota
… statistics. CM patter-as illustrate the fluvial origin of these Paleocene deposits and are used to differentiate sediment transport types and depositional environments; channel, floodplain, and backswamp facies are recognized. Significant differences in fluvial regimes are indicated by …
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Factors affecting the recruitment of riparian vegetation on the Ord and Blackwood Rivers in Western Australia
… the riparian zone. Variability in natural flow regimes, as a disturbance, can therefore be used in conjunction with other abiotic and biotic factors in developing a model of vegetation dynamics for the riparian zone. For example, the regime of intermittent high frequency large flood disturbances …
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The sedimentology of bedforms to barforms within tidally-influenced fluvial zones (TIFZx): lower Columbia River, OR/WA, USA, and the lower Chehalis River, WA, USA
The tidally-influenced fluvial zone (TIFZ), or ‘fluvial-tidal’ transition, is an environment characterized by unidirectional fluvial, bidirectional tidal, and oceanic oscillatory currents. TIFZ environments (i.e., deltas to estuaries) occur everywhere rivers meet ocean basins, and thus are …