Modern morphodynamic processes in Delyatyn cavity

Modern Printing Processes

Morphodynamic models of communication

Morphodynamics means 'the dynamics of form', and the purpose of morphody-namic theories is to describe and explain the birth, evolution, and death of form. The term 'form' is used differently in different sciences, but the notions of discontinuity and organisation seems to recur in most uses. A central question is: how can continuous changes of an amorphous substance, such as increasing the vel...

Modern comprehensive approach to monitor the morphodynamic evolution of a restored river corridor

River restoration has become a common measure to repair anthropogenically-induced alteration of fluvial ecosystems. The inherent complexity of ecohydrologic systems leads to limitations in understanding the response of such systems to restoration over time. Therefore, a significant effort has been dedicated in the recent years worldwide to document the efficiency of restoration actions and to p...

Morphodynamic processes in shallow estuaries: influence of tidal flats and channels on sand transport

Flood/ebb-dominance in net sediment transport of shallow sandy estuaries with tidal flats and channels (typical around the U.K.) is investigated using a 2D model (TELEMAC). The micro-tidal Dyfi Estuary is used as a case study. The along-estuary net sediment transport in the Dyfi has been predicted and characterised as ebbor flood-dominant. The simulations illustrated that shallow waters (inner-...

Modern Manufacturing Processes: A Review

Necessity to use new materials, demanding functional requirements and miniaturization have led to evolution of modern manufacturing processes. Developments are taking place both in the conventional methods and unconventional methods of manufacture. High speed machining, hard machining, non conventional processes like beam, mechanical and chemical processes and additive processes like rapid prot...