Abstract:Flooding shapes the fluvial landforms by interacting with the development of riparian vegetation. However, the quantitative evaluation of the effects of flooding on fluvial landscapes often relies on snapshot physical parameters regarding hydrological processes, as typified by shear stress on the bed surface. Flooding events over time regulate riparian vegetation, and introducing a long-term perspective into river environmental assessment could complement understanding the vegetation-morphology interactions. I… Show more
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