Titlebook: Changjiang Riverine and Estuarine Hydro-morphodynamic Processes; In the Context of An Zhijun Dai Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Morphodynamic Couplings Between River and Delta,coupling with wave and tide. Delta is in a dynamic and equilibrium state for a long time. However, intensive human activities along the river and delta have changed the fluvial water and sediment, tide and wave, which affect and bring risk to the delta where over half of the world’s population lives

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Hydrological Processes of the Changjiang River,harging into the upper reach. While, suspended sediment discharge over the mainstream exhibits dramatic decline, suspended sediment concentration delivering into the sea in the period 1956–2013 can be divided into three phases: (i) high SSC (0.69?kg/m.) in the wet season and low SSC (0.2?kg/m.) in t

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Lake Hydro-morphodynamic Processes of the Changjiang River,y along the middle–lower reach and the estuary. However, the significant down cutting of the main stream enlarges the water level gradient between the lake and river, which induce larger outflow velocity from the lake and early appearance of low lake level. It should be the basic reason for the expo

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Channel Sediment-Dynamics Along the Mid-Lower Reach of the Changjiang River,ownstream geomorphology and sedimentation, and the effects of upstream hydrological processes on sediment transmission from the source to coastal and continental shelf region. To date, however, a holistic understanding on the fluvial sediment dispersal system of the Changjiang River from source to s

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Changjiang Estuary Modern Morphodynamic Processes,ngs. In this chapter, morphodynamic evolution of the branches of the Changjiang Estuary that enters to the East China Sea is explored. The tidally dominated North Branch experienced silting and tidal ridge development following large scale of tidal flat reclamation and dramatic decrease in water and

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Estuarine Submerged Delta Modern Morphodynamics, Episodic extreme floods and storm surges also increased the magnitude of deposition and erosion of the CSD on short-term scales. It is suggested that re-evaluation of the impacts of TGD on the world’s CSD is urgently needed.