The “Sediment management 2018” posters are now available!

 

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Poster presenters

 

Francesca Berteni

Using High-Resolution Bedload Transport Tracer Measurements to Investigate the Characteristics of Bedload Transport over a Large Urban Flood Event

 

Margherita Bufalini

“Trap Efficiency” Loss of Artificial Reservoirs through a Direct and Indirect Evaluation of Soil Erosion Rate in a Sample Catchment of Central Italy

 

Anuschka Buter

Sediment Cascades in Mountainous Glaicarized Catchments Analysed by Means of Geomorphological Connectivity

 

Alessandro Cattapan

Dynamic Sediment Connectivity in Alpine Catchments as a Tool for Sediment Management at the River Basin Scale

 

Marco Cavalli

Geomorphometric Assestment of Sediment Connectivity: a New Tool for Sediment Management

 

Silvia Cilli

Long Term Monitoring of River Bedload Flux in Representative Sandbed Rivers of the Emilia-Romagna Region

 

Matteo Facchini

Discretization of the Grain Size Distribution and its Effects on River Morphodynamics Modeling

Downstream Morphological Effects of Sediment Bypass Tunnel Operations

 

Massimo Guerrero

Assesting the Suspended Sediment Concentration by Means of Acoustic Doppler Echo Profiling

 

Konstantinos Kaffas

Development of Mathematical Model for Calculating Continous Hydrographs and Sediment Graphs in a Basin due to Rainfall

 

Mohit Kaura

Sedimentation and Hydropower: a Detailed Impact Analyses of Changing Sediment Regime in Cambodian Rivers

 

Maciej Liro

Model Of Backwater-Inducted Abiotic-Biotic Interactions In Gravel-Bed River

 

Riccardo Rainato

A new Exceptional Event in Rio Cordon Basin: new Challenger after the October 2018 Flood

 

Diego Ravazzolo

The role of Hydrographs on Sediment Transport and Bed Microforms Formation

 

Taro Uchida

Monitoring Network For Sediment Discharge At Mountain Rivers in Japan

 

Matilde Welber

Sediment Dynamicx in Glacier-Fed Rivers