Sediment dynamics and channel adjustments following a torrential flood in a small catchment: Gemenea, Eastern Carpathians | Zendy

Florentina Livarciuc | Zendy; Mariá Rãdoane | Zendy; Adrian Chelariu Moroșan | Zendy

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Sediment dynamics and channel adjustments following a torrential flood in a small catchment: Gemenea, Eastern Carpathians

Author(s) -

Florentina Livarciuc,

Mariá Rãdoane,

Adrian Chelariu Moroșan

Publication year - 2017

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.15551/prgs.2017.63

Subject(s) - flood myth , channel (broadcasting) , sediment , hydrology (agriculture) , geology , sediment transport , drainage basin , geomorphology , environmental science , geography , geotechnical engineering , computer science , telecommunications , archaeology , cartography

Our paper is aimed mainly to analyze temporal behavior of the succession of processes that occurred during the development of an exceptional rainfall in a small catchment. The ultimate purpose of our analysis was to understand the role of the factors that controlled the water and sediment fluxes along the drainage network and how the torrential channels responded in cross-section. Keywords— small watershed; torrential flood; sediment dynamics; geomorphological processes

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