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Publikacje Inne publikacje w grupie tematycznej "Geomorfologia"
Channel processes in the rivers of mountains, foothills and plains Chalov R., Kamykowska M., Krzemień K. (red), 2006, Channel processes in the rivers of mountains, foothills and plains, Prace Geograficzne, z. 116. Nakład wyczerpany. ISSN 1644-3586 Język publikacji: angielski Spis treści
Human impact on the hydrological regimen and fluvial processes of the River Wda
Changes in geomorphology of new shoreline after the filling of the Włocławek artificial lake
Hydraulic resistance in river channels and its relationship TO channel processes
Catastrophic earthquakes in the Altai Mts, their aftermath and impact on slope and fluvial processes
The river Katun, its channel morphology and changes due to river engineering and alluvium extraction
Comparative analysis and typology of channel processes in mountain, foreland and flatland rivers
On the evolution of a foreland river network
Navigation on the tailwaters of the Nizhny Novgorod hydropower dam on the River Volga
The geomorphological effects of flash floods in mountain river channels. the case of the River Wilsznia (western Carpathian mountains)
Deltas in dam-retained lakes in the Carpathian part of the Vistula drainage basin Summary: Delta growth rates in dam-retained lakes depend as much on the volume and granularity of the supplied sediment material, as on the lake's capacity to permanently retain the sediment. The shape of deltas in these water bodies is influenced by the valley floor morphology and also by relationships between seasonal fluctuations in the lake's water level and the annual river water and suspended and bedload supply pattern. The fastest growing deltas form in long and deep valley lakes featuring a slow water exchange cycle and large amounts of material, mainly suspended. Nearly all of the deltas considered in this study are of the low-energy type, as they mainly consist of sandy and dusty material. The role of gravel can only be expected to grow as the lakes are gradually filled in with deposits. There is a difference between deltas forming in lakes with high water level fluctuations and in lakes with a more stable water level with the former forming a longer, smoother longitudinal profile without a discrete boundary between the topset, foreset and the bottomset. Such a fuzzy boundary is caused by a cyclical shifting movement of the zone with the most intensive process of alternating deposition and erosion which occurs at the boundary of the permanently submerged and periodically exposed part of the delta. Słowa kluczowe (w języku angielskim): dam retained lake, delta, Flysch Carpathian Mts., suspended matter. Prace Geograficzne, 2006, z. 116, s. 99-110. Instytut Geografii i Gospodarki Przestrzennej UJ ISSN 1644-3586
Patterns in foreland fluvial processes
Patterns in the development of horizontal river channel transformations in the Republic of Udmurtiya, Russian Federation
The impact of active debris-flows from tributary valleys on channel development in mountain rivers (example of the River Baksan) |
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