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Modelling morphodynamic development in the presence of immobile sediment

Chavarrías, V., W. Ottevanger, K. Sloff & E. Mosselman - 10/05/2022
Geomorphology

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The Jamuna–Brahmaputra River, Bangladesh

James L. Best, Philip J. Ashworth, Erik Mosselman, Maminul H. Sarker, Julie E. Roden - 09/05/2022
In A. Gupta (Ed.), Large Rivers: Geomorphology and Management (2nd ed., pp. 579-640). Wiley-Blackwell

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The Dutch Rhine branches in the Anthropocene – Importance of events and seizing of opportunities

Erik Mosselman - 09/05/2022
Geomorphology, Vol.410

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River Dune Dynamics During Low Flow

L. R. Lokin, J. J. Warmink, A. Bomers, S. J. M. H. Hulscher - 19/04/2022 - Rivers2Morrow
Geophysical Research Letters

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River Dune Dynamics During Low Flows

L. R. Lokin, J. J. Warmink, A. Bomers, S. J. M. H. Hulscher - 14/04/2022 - Rivers2Morrow

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River Dune Dynamics During Low Flows

L. R. Lokin, J. J. Warmink, A. Bomers, S. J. M. H. Hulscher - 14/04/2022 - Rivers2Morrow

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Mid-Century Channel Response to Climate Change in the Lower Rhine River

13/04/2022 - Rivers2Morrow
The goal of this study is to assess how channel response to climate- related changes in the river controls compares to channel response due to (future) human intervention, focusing on changes in channel bed elevation, bed slope, and bed surface grain size over the next century.

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Residual sediment transport in a stratified estuarine channel

13/04/2022 - Rivers2Morrow
Based on field measurements and sediment transport modelling, we aim to unravel the mechanisms controlling residual sediment fluxes in highly stratified estuarine channels, by focusing on the New Waterway.

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Channel Bed Erosion Characteristics in the Upper Dutch Rhine Bifurcation Region

13/04/2022 - Rivers2Morrow
This abstract focuses on the local channel bed erosion characteristics at the Upper Dutch Rhine bifurcation area. The knowledge can be used to signal trends in the partitioning of water and sediment and prepare mitigation measures to maintain a safe situation.

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Competition and interaction between two bedform scales in the Dutch river Waal

13/04/2022 - Rivers2Morrow
Current work focusses on understanding the competition and interaction between primary and secondary bedforms in a lowland river, based on a large, multi-year dataset of bed elevation scans as well as a dedicated field campaign that maps the dynamics of both primary and secondary dunes.

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