Impacts of bed slope factor on large scale fluvio-deltaic morphodynamic development

L Guo; Q He; Chunyan Zhu; Zhengbing  Wang

Impacts of bed slope factor on large scale fluvio-deltaic morphodynamic development

L Guo, Q He, Chunyan Zhu, Zhengbing Wang

Coastal Engineering

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Abstract

Model results suggest that 1) varying lateral bed-slope factor has strong impacts; larger value leads to gentler channel-shoal interface or smaller lateral channel bedslope. 2) Different sediment transport formulas lead to considerable differences in morphodynamic patterns. 3) Sediment transport formulas considering both suspension and bed load transport tolerate a smaller morphological acceleration factor and requires a larger bed-slope factor.

Original language	English
Pages	284-284
Publication status	Published - 2017
Event	10th Symposium on River coastal and estuarine morphodynamics: Back to Italy - Trento - Padova, Italy Duration: 15 Sept 2017 → 22 Sept 2017 Conference number: 10 http://cirefluvial.com/eventos_ver.php?id=246

Conference

Conference	10th Symposium on River coastal and estuarine morphodynamics
Abbreviated title	RCEM2017
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Trento - Padova
Period	15/09/17 → 22/09/17
Internet address	http://cirefluvial.com/eventos_ver.php?id=246

Bibliographical note

Host publication:The 10th Symposium on River, Coastal and Estuarine Morphodynamics, Trento-Padova, 15-22 September 2017, Book of Abstracts

Editors: Lanzoni, S., Redolfi, M., Zolezzi, G.
ISBN (Print): 978-88-8443-752-5

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