Hydraulic and morphological patterns in a riparian vegetated sandy compound straight channel

Hydraulic and morphological patterns in a riparian vegetated sandy compound straight channel

Emergent vegetation or trees are important riverine features and essential in hydraulic engineering including flood management and river restoration. Clearing up trees along river banks has been pointed out as a contributing factor to the severity of flood damages including financial losses and even...

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Main Authors: Anudai@Anuar S. (Author), Bawadi N.F (Author), Dahalan F.A (Author), Ghani A.A (Author), Ibrahim N. (Author), Ibrahim N.M (Author), Ibrahim, Z. (Author), Ismail, Z. (Author), Izhar T.N.T (Author), Jamal, M.H (Author), Jumain, M. (Author), Rashid, M.F.A (Author), Saad F.N.M (Author), Salleh, M.Z.M (Author), Shariff, M.E.M (Author), Yusof S.Y (Author), Zulkifli, N.S (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: IOP Publishing Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Banks (bodies of water)
Boundary shear stress
Contributing factor
Depth-averaged velocities
Emergent vegetation
Flood control
Floods
Flow velocity
Forestry
Hydraulic engineering
Hydraulics
Losses
Morphological changes
Morphological patterns
Riparian vegetation
Rivers
Shear flow
Shear stress
Shore protection
Vegetation
Velocity distribution
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