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Research on river dynamics from geological to operational time scales

H.J.T. Weerts, I.L. Ritsema, A.G. van Os - 02/10/2005
NCR Days 2005 Book of Abstracts

Research for managing rivers: present and future issues

Bart Makaske, Ad G. van Os (eds.) - 01/10/2005
NCR Days 2004 Book of Abstracts

Dealing with Floods within Constraints

N. Douben, A.G. van Os (Eds.) - 01/07/2004
NCR Days 2003 Book of Abstracts

Current themes in Dutch river research

R.S.E.W. Leuven, A.G. van Os, P.H. Nienhuis - 01/10/2003
NCR Days 2002 Book of Abstracts

From sediment transport, morphology and ecology to river basin management

E. Stouthamer, A.G. van Os - 01/12/2001
NCR Days 2001 Book of Abstracts

Het begin van een nieuwe reeks

A.F. Wolters, C.J. Sloff, E.C.L. Marteijn (Eds.) - 01/12/2000
NCR Days 2000 Book of Abstracts

Report Synthesis Rivers2Morrow

- Rivers2Morrow
In this synthesis report, more information can be found regarding the Rivers2Morrow Program and it's projects.

Subsite General Information Rivers2Morrow

A regularization strategy for the two-dimensional active layer model

- Rivers2Morrow
We propose a different regularization strategy that guarantees that the two-dimensional active layer model is well-posed. We implement the two-dimensional regularization strategy in Delft30-FM and apply it to an idealized case and a field case.

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Poster "Channel Bed Erosion Characteristics at the Upper Dutch Rhine Bifurcation Region"

- Rivers2Morrow

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Life cycle greenhouse gas benefits or burdens of residual biomass from landscape management

- RiverCare
Residual biomass from landscape management can contribute to both greenhouse gas benefits and burdens, depending on the application.

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