Basin-scale factors in emergence of midchannel islands: a process-based morphometric analysis
Naghmeh Heidari,
Oral Yagci,
Murat Aksel
Abstract:Midchannel islands were conventionally considered undesirable additional hydraulic resistance to ow for many years and tended to be removed from the main channel as a measure against the ood. Today, it is known that these geomorphic units provide key eco-geomorphological services in the active corridor of natural waterways. This study examined the dynamics behind the occurrence mechanism of midchannel islands considering basin-scale (i.e., land use, elevation, main channel slope, form factor, relief) and uvial… Show more
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