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In order to stably maintain a river channel, the river channel form needs to suit its origin. Therefore, many researches on the origin of the plane form of a river channel or river width have been conducted. However, the relation between a channel network and meandering shape or a sandbar and the formation process of a channel network is not sufficiently clarified. In this research, in order to clarify these phenomena, a hydraulic model experiment using a wide width flume was conducted and the results were discussed using meandering theory and bar formation theory. As a result, it has been shown that the bars and braided channels may be influenced to some extent by the wave resulting from plane instability

Influence of bar propagation and bend development to the formation of braided channels and meander channels