Certain characteristics defining fluvial geomorphology have been linked with a wide range of ecological events that generate effects on the vital components river systems. The Binahaan River in Leyte, Philippines, is important for irrigation and potable water distribution but little research has conducted about it. Our objective was to baseline data by developing model showing geomorphic typolo...

Riparian areas link streams with their terrestrial catchments and decrease water pollution by trapping sediments from upland sources before they reach streams or lakes. Livestock grazing in riparian areas is a controversial practice. If not properly managed, cattle can cause degradation to both the riparian zone and adjacent water body. Vegetative, soil microtopographical, microchannel and hydr...

A long-standing problem in the understanding of deep-water turbidite reservoirs relates to how three-dimensional evolution channel systems evolve response filling on spatiotemporal scales, and depositional environments affect architecture. The 3-D structure temporal late Miocene complexes southern Taranaki Basin, New Zealand is investigated, geometry, distribution, stacking patterns are analyze...

Weirs are often constructed on mountainous rivers because of their low construction costs and ability to provide irrigation facilitate landscaping, yet there is little research how fish habitat quality in responds weir distribution. This study categorized the distribution characteristics weirs typical reaches according sinuosity calculated corresponding suitability index (HSI) weighted usable a...

An assessment of the meandering stream type using its classification system to geomorphology characteristics combined with GIS-based analysis is presented in this paper. It describes consisting 8 parameters that differ zone sediment position, width, sinuosity, amplitude, wavelength, bend sharpness, meander pattern, and slope. The selected case study paper Barito Stream, South Kalimantan, Indone...

Ungulate vehicle collisions (UVC) provoke serious damage, including human casualties, and a large number of measures have been developed around the world to avoid collisions. We analyse the main factors involved in UVC in a road network built in the absence of ungulates, where mitigation structures to avoid UVC were not adequately considered. Ungulate population greatly increased during the las...

Over the 150 year history of major agricultural activity in Iowa nearly all the native prairie (99.9%) and wetlands (95%) were lost as native plant communities were converted to row-crop agriculture. This major change from perennial to annual upland vegetation was accompanied by broad scale installation of tile drainage intended to remove moisture from saturated wetland soils, increasing availa...