*Student presentation PROGRAMME – 12.09.19 SATURDAY 16 NOVEMBER Pre-Conference Workshops SUNDAY 17 NOVEMBER Pre-Conference Workshops From 6:30pm Welcome Function. Fale Pasifika MONDAY 18 NOVEMBER 7:30am Registration Desk Opens 8.00am Official Opening – Pōwhiri – the Māori welcome Room: WA224 9:30am – 10:30am Keynote Speaker: Murray Hicks, NIWA, New Zealand MCRE-NZ: Morphodynamic Challenges in Braided River Environments of New Zealand Room: WA224 Chair: Jo Hoyle Room WG126 – Session 1 WA224 – Session 2 Session name Estuaries River Morphodynamics Session Chair Karin Bryan James Best 10:30am – 10:45am Determining morphological stability of tidally- influenced bifurcations *Arya Iwantoro, van der Vegt, Kleinhans Utrecht University, The Netherlands Antidunes on steep slopes: variability of wave geometry and migration celerity *Ivan Pascal, Ancey, Bohorquez EPFL, Switzerland 10:45am – 11:00am A Theoretical Study on the Width-To-Depth Ratio of a Tidal Channel Fan Xu, He, Coco, Zhou, Tao East China Normal University, China Stratomorphodynamics of the Selenga River Delta, Lake Baikal: the Premier Modern System for Investigating Autogenic and Allogenic Influences on Stratigraphy Jeffrey Nittrouer, Dong, McElroy Rice University, United States 11:00am – 11:15am Morphodynamic Equilibria and Linear Stability in Tidal Estuaries: Influence of Coriolis and Planform Geometry Henk Schuttelaars, Boelens, De Mulder, Deng, Schramkowski Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands Initiation, growth and interactions of bars in a sandy-gravel bed river. *Jules Le Guern, Rodrigues, Tassi, Jugé, Handfus, Duperray UMR CNRS CITERES - University of Tours, France
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*Student presentation
PROGRAMME – 12.09.19
SATURDAY 16 NOVEMBER Pre-Conference Workshops SUNDAY 17 NOVEMBER Pre-Conference Workshops From 6:30pm Welcome Function. Fale Pasifika
MONDAY 18 NOVEMBER 7:30am Registration Desk Opens
8.00am Official Opening – Pōwhiri – the Māori welcome Room: WA224
9:30am – 10:30am
Keynote Speaker: Murray Hicks, NIWA, New Zealand MCRE-NZ: Morphodynamic Challenges in Braided River Environments of New Zealand Room: WA224 Chair: Jo Hoyle
Room WG126 – Session 1 WA224 – Session 2
Session name Estuaries
River Morphodynamics
Session Chair Karin Bryan James Best
10:30am – 10:45am
Determining morphological stability of tidally-influenced bifurcations
*Arya Iwantoro, van der Vegt, Kleinhans Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Antidunes on steep slopes: variability of wave geometry and migration celerity
*Ivan Pascal, Ancey, Bohorquez EPFL, Switzerland
10:45am – 11:00am
A Theoretical Study on the Width-To-Depth Ratio of a Tidal Channel
Fan Xu, He, Coco, Zhou, Tao East China Normal University, China
Stratomorphodynamics of the Selenga River Delta, Lake Baikal: the Premier Modern System for Investigating Autogenic and Allogenic Influences on Stratigraphy
Jeffrey Nittrouer, Dong, McElroy Rice University, United States
11:00am – 11:15am
Morphodynamic Equilibria and Linear Stability in Tidal Estuaries: Influence of Coriolis and Planform Geometry
Henk Schuttelaars, Boelens, De Mulder, Deng, Schramkowski Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Initiation, growth and interactions of bars in a sandy-gravel bed river.
*Jules Le Guern, Rodrigues, Tassi, Jugé, Handfus, Duperray UMR CNRS CITERES - University of Tours, France
*Student presentation
11:15am – 11:30am
Influence of the inlet geometry on the deflection of bed material into lateral river branches
Karl Kästner, Hoitink Wageningen University, The Netherlands
Discharge variations and bar patterns in a channel contraction/expansion of a sandy-gravel river (Middle Loire)
Florian Cordier, Claude, Tassi, Crosato, Rodrigues, Pham van Bang EDF R&D and Laboratory Saint-Venant, France
11:30am – 11:45am
Morphodynamic evolution of a funnel shaped tidal estuary:
Maitane Olabarrieta University of Florida, United States
A framework to better understand river side channel development
Pepijn Van Denderen, Schielen, Hulscher
University of Twente, The Netherlands
11:45am – 12:00pm
The impact of basin geometry on the long-term morphological evolution of barrier coasts: an exploratory modelling study
*Koen Reef, Roos, Schuttelaars, Hulscher University of Twente, The Netherlands
Estimation of riverbed evolution at hydrometric stations using the stage record *Matteo Darienzo, Le Coz, Renard, Lang Irstea, France
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Lunch
Room WG126 – Session 3 WA224 – Session 4 Session Name Coastal Sediment Transport
End of Day One From 6:30pm Evening Icebreaker, AUT, kindly sponsored by Anthropocene Coasts
TUESDAY 19 NOVEMBER 8.00am Registration Desk Opens
8:30am – 9:30am
Keynote Speaker: Laura J. Moore, The University of North Carolina, USA The Role of Ecomorphodynamic Feedbacks, Landscape Couplings and Natural-Human Dynamics in Determining the Fate of Coastal Barrier Systems Room: WA224 Chair: Giovanni Coco
Room WG126 – Session 9 WA224 – Session 10
Session name Tidal Morphodynamics River Sediment Transport
Session Chair Paola Passalacqua Edwin Baynes
9:30am – 9:45am
Effects of Tidal Range and Initial Basin Morphology on the Evolution of Experimental Tidal Channel Networks
Alvise Finotello, Ghinassi, Paola, Lentsch, Cantelli, D'Alpaos University of Padova, Italy
Flow resistance coefficient measurement in big rivers
Allen Bateman, Sosa Barcelona Tech University, Spain
9:45am – 10:00am
A retrospective numerical modelling analysis of the Seine Estuary (France) morphodynamics over the last 50 years
Florent Grasso, Baptiste, Le Hir, Caillaud, Thouvenin, Lemoine Ifremer, DYNECO/DHYSED, France
Investigating the dynamics of suspended sediment concentration and particle size grading during flood events
Arman Haddadchi, Hicks, Agrawal NIWA, New Zealand
10:00am – 10:15am
The role of three-dimensional shape on tidal asymmetry in estuaries
*Luying Chen, Zhou, Townend, Friedrichs, Zhang Hohai University, China
Discovering Small Scale Controls on Bedload Flux through Lagrangian Simulations
Cristian Escauriaza, Gonzalez, Brevis Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile
10:15am – 10:30am
Flow measurements in a tidal flat: field campaign and results
Leonardo Schippa, Santirosi University of Ferrara, Italy
Improving bedload rate prediction in gravel-bed rivers accounting for bed stability and large bedforms
Emeline Perret, Berni, Camenen Irstea, France
*Student presentation
10:30am – 10:45am
Do wind-generated currents affect tidal asymmetry in tidal basins with varying geometries?
*Peter De Ruiter, Mullarney, Bryan, Winter University of Waikato, New Zealand
Riverbed evolution and sediment sorting during flood
Robin K. Biswas, Harada, Nakamura, Ito, Egashira International Centre for Water Hazard and Risk Management, Japan
10:45am-11:00am
The Role of Reclamation and Restoration on Tidal Flat-Channel Morphodynamics: A Modelling study
*Lei Chen, Zhou, Xu, Zhang Hohai University, China
Influence of filter layer on the stability of man-made step-pool systems
Volker Weitbrecht, Maager, Hohermuth, Boes ETH Zürich, Switzerland
11:00am – 11:30am
Morning Tea
Room WG126 – Session 11 WA224 – Session 12 Session Name Morphodynamics around the World
River Sediment Transport
Session Chair Jacob Nienhuis Volker Weitbrecht 11:30am – 11:45am
Formation mechanisms for rhythmic morphology on a low-energy beach. Trabucador beach (Ebro delta) case
Albert Falques, Ribas, Mujal-Colilles, Grifoll Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain
Sorting waves in unidirectional shallow-water flows
Marco Colombini, Costanza Carbonari Università di Genova, Italy
11:45am – 12:00pm
Transfer of sediment from fluvial to marine conditions: some processes that are changing
Charles Nittrouer, Ogston, Fricke, Nowacki, Eidam, McLachlan, Asp, Souza, Nguyen, Vo-Luong University of Washington, United States
Transport Processes of Plastic Particles in Rivers
Simona Francalanci, Paris, Ruggero, Solari University of Florence, Italy
12:00pm – 12:15pm
The importance of spatially variable climate on sediment mobilisation in the south-central Argentine Andes
Rebekah M Harries, Kirstein, Gailleton, Attal, Whittaker, Mudd The University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Connecting levee deposition to suspended-sediment concentration along a 90km river reach
*Hima Hassenruck-Gudipati, Mason, Passalacqua, Mohrig The University of Texas at Austin, United States
12:15pm – 12:30pm
Numerical Investigation of the Geomorphic Processes Controlling Neck Cutoffs on the White River, Arkansas, USA
Eddy Langendoen, Rivera, Konsoer USDA, ARS, NSL, United States
Sediment threshold of motion on rivers with steep slopes: impulse criterion
*Blanca Marín-Esteve Barcelona Tech University, Spain
12:30pm – 12:45pm
The evolution of low-energy meandering planform in loess landscape (Transdanubia, central Europe)
Marcin Słowik, Dezső, Kovács, Gałka Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland
Sediment Budget Uncertainty: Signal and Noise in the Sand Budget of a River with Episodic Supply and Transport
Paul Grams, Buscombe, Topping, Kaplinski US Geological Survey, United States
12:45pm – 1:00pm
Thermodynamic sediment-transport theory applied to the Tsangpo – Brahmaputra River
Jaia Syvitski, Cohen, Miara, Best University of Colorado, United States
Modelling of fine sediment dynamics in an Alpine gravel-bed river reach: a reservoir flushing case in the Isère River, France
Are salt-marsh meandering channels stable landscape features?
Andrea D’Alpaos, Pastro, Ghinassi, Finotello, Marani University of Padova, Italy
Sand settling through bedform-generated turbulence in rivers
Brendan Yuill, Wang The Water Institute of Gulf, United States
3:15pm – 3:30pm
Sensitivity of a long-term coastal wetland evolution model to weekly variations in sediment inputs
*Angelo Breda, Saco, Rodriguez University of Newcastle, Australia
Image-based fine sediment detection on gravel bars surface
Lionel Pénard, Drevet, Vergne, Deng, Camenen Irstea, France
3:30pm – 3:45pm
Sediment deposition patterns on salt marshes: the role of standard conditions and storm events
*Davide Tognin, Pivato, D'Alpaos, Carniello University of Padova, Italy
Towards a channel morphology for optimal sediment transfer *Costanza Carbonari, Recking, Solari Università Degli Studi Di Firenze, Italy
3:45pm – 4:00pm
Ecogeomorphic modelling of coastal wetland evolution under climate and anthropogenic pressures.
Jose Rodriguez, Saco, Sandi, Saintilan, Riccardi The University of Newcastle, Australia
Development of an ANN-based tool for sediment management at run-of-river reservoirs
*Markus Reisenbüchler, Bui, Rutschmann Technical University of Munich, Germany
4:00pm – 4:15pm
A large-scale field experiment on salt marsh construction in the Ems estuary, the Netherlands
Martin Baptist, Dankers, Cleveringa, Sittoni, Willemsen, Elschot, van Puijenbroek, Hendriks
Wageningen Marine Research, Netherlands
Effects of Adjusting Check Dam on Sediment Transport in the Landao Creek, Taiwan
*Yu-fang Chiu, Kuo, Chen National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan
4:15pm – 4:30pm
Self-organisation of saltmarsh-mudflat interfaces: An exploratory model of the interplay between hydrodynamic, biological and sedimentary processes
Zeng Zhou, Möller, van Belzen, Townend, Coco, Xu, Evans, Li, Gong, Zhang Hohai University, China
Static equilibrium state of riverbed with extremely wide range of sediment grain sizes
Yuki Hiramatsu, Sekine Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering, Japan
4:30pm – 5:00pm
Afternoon Tea
5:00pm – 6:00pm
Keynote Speaker: Daniel Parsons, University of Hull, UK The impact of unsteadiness and non-stationarity in riverine and estuarine systems: morphodynamic response and (in)stability Room: WA224 Chair: Jim Best End of Day Two
From 6:30pm RCEM Board Meeting / Student Function
WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBER
8.00am Registration Desk Opens
8:30am – 9:30am
Keynote Speaker: Douglas J. Jerolmack, University of Pennsylvania, USA All Rivers Are Threshold If You Average the Heck out of Them Room: WA224 Chair: David Mohrig
Aggradation and degradation in the upper Rhine-Meuse Delta in response to climate change
*Clàudia Ylla Arbós, Soci, Schielen, Blom Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Evaluation of driftwood behaviour in terms of convection-diffusion equation -In the Akatani reach at the flood disaster in July, 2017
Daisuke Harada, Egashira International Centre for Water Hazard and Risk Management (ICHARM), Japan
3:15pm – 3:30pm
On the dynamics of vegetated alternate bars by means of flume experiments
*Giulio Calvani, Francalanci, Solari University of Florence, Italy
A morphological investigation of marine transgression in estuaries Ian Townend, Zhou, Coco, Chen,Zhang Hohai University, China,
Flow and bed morphology response to the introduction of wood logs for sediment management
*Judith Poelman, De Ruijsscher, Hoitink Wageningen University, The Netherlands
3:30pm – 3:45pm
Estuarine channel-shoal structure and its evolution: a schematized morphodynamic modeling
Leicheng Guo, He, Xu East China Normal University, China
Projections of 21st century global river delta change in response to sediment supply and sea-level rise
Jaap Nienhuis, van de Wal Utrecht University, The Netherlands
The topographic signature of large wood and vegetation in braided rivers
Luca Mao, Diego Ravazzolo, Bertoldi University of Auckland, New Zealand
3:45pm – 4:00pm
Numerical simulation of sand bar formation in Sittaung River Estuary, Myanmar
*Tanjir Saif Ahmed, Egashira, Harada, Yorozuya, Srestha International Centre for Water Hazard and Risk Management (ICHARM), Japan
Modelling response of the Wadden Sea tidal basins to relative sea-level rise
Zheng Bing Wang Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Application of state-of-the-art measurement technologies for large wood (LW) research
*Gabriel Spreitzer, Tunnicliffe, Friedrich University of Auckland, New Zealand
4:00pm – 4:30pm
Afternoon Tea
4:30pm – 5:30pm
Keynote Speaker: Catherine Knight, KHM Consulting, New Zealand The changing meaning of rivers in Aotearoa New Zealand Room: WA224 Conference Close
From 6:30pm Gala Dinner, Maritime Museum
THURSDAY 21 NOVEMBER Conference Field Trip 8.45am - Meet at the Ferry Terminal, 99 Quay St, Auckland CBD Delegates to make their own way to the ferry terminal.
FRIDAY 22 – SATURDAY 23 NOVEMBER
Post Conference Field Trips Arranged by Jon Tunnicliffe – registrations not taken as part of conference
See website for details
*Student presentation
POSTER SESSION 1 – MONDAY 2.00PM – 3.00PM
Correlation of landslide area variation with occurrence of intensive rainfall events in an upstream region of the Midorikawa Reservoir, Japan. Koichi Akiyama, Tadaharu Ishikawa Token C.E.E. Consultants Co., Ltd, Japan A Model for Bedload Particle Motion Over Equilibrium Mobile Bedforms *Thomas Ashley, Mahon, Naqshband, Leary, McElroy University of Wyoming, United States Macrorugosities as promotors of sediment movement Allen Bateman, Sosa, Marín-Esteve Barcelona Tech University, Spain Sediment dynamics study under extreme tidal currents Olivier Blanpain, Minster, Le Dantec, Filipot, Mear, Garlan Shom, France Physical modeling of sediment transport by bedload and suspensions *Ellynn Bouvet, Jarno, Blanpain, Garlan, Marin Normandy University, France Effects of Sediment Strength on Sediment Transport Mechanisms and Morphology of a Dynamic Sandy Spit *Nick Brilli, Stark Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States A model for tidal propagation in intertidal regions with mangroves Karin Bryan, Fagherazzi, Mullarney University of Waikato, New Zealand The stochastic nature of vegetation removal driven by riverbed erosion *Giulio Calvani, Perona, Schöniger, Solari University of Florence, Italy A New Approach for Bathymetric Video-Inversion: Synthetic Case Daniel Calvete, Simarro, Luque, Orfila, Ribas Universitat Politècnica De Catalunya, Spain The effect and evolution of a shoreface nourishment Wenlong Chen, Dodd University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Simulation of the diverse fish habitat in alluvial rivers–A case study of Tsengwen river Ching-nuo Chen, Tsai National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, Taiwan Simulation for the transition of fish habitat in rivers *Hsuan-Ju Hung, Lo, Chen, Tsai National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, Taiwan Impact of dredging activities on salt marshes of Aveiro Lagoon Lopes, Mendes, Caçador, João Miguel Dias University of Aveiro, Portugal A Tale of Two Deltas: Comparative Studies on the Effects of Dam Regulation on Deltaic Morphological Evolution Gao, Dongdong Shao, Amenuvor, Tong Beijing Normal University, China Ten Reasons to Set up Channel Sediment Budgets for River Management Roy Frings, Ten Brinke Aachen University, Germany Spatiotemporal analysis on three-dimensional morphology of coastal cliffs using terrestrial laser scanning and SfM-MVS photogrammetry Yuichi Hayakawa, Obanawa Hokkaido University, Japan Experiments on the Longitudinal Profile of Water Level Influenced by Dunes in Backwater Section Yu Inami, Yamaguchi Civil Engineering Research Institute for Cold Region, Japan Characterizing channel kinematics in the Ganges Brahmaputra Meghna Delta from remotely sensed imagery *Teresa Jarriel, Isikdogan, Bovik, Passalacqua University of Texas at Austin, United States Understanding Global Motu Morphometrics Ortiz, *Faith Johnson
Study on Driftwood Deposition Patterns and Bed Morphology in an Alternating Bar Taeun Kang, Ichiro, Onda Kyoto University, Japan Numerical experiment on river meandering Shigekazu Masuya Docon Co., Ltd. Effects of sand supply on gravel mobilization and channel formation in gravel beds Hiroshi Miwa, Yamada Tottori University, Japan Modification of the Wang-Lin River Reach and its impacts on the channel stability of the Huaihe River Jin Ni, Yu, Sui, Zhang Anhui and Huaihe Institute of Hydraulic Research, China Study on Riverbed Variation Management by Groin at the Confluence of Kakogawa and Mino River *Junta Nishio, Okamoto, Kanda, Nakamura National Institute of Technology, Akashi College, Japan Understanding the Impacts of Wave Converters on the Hydrodynamics and Morphodynamics Alejandra Ortiz Colby College, United States Influence of fluvial bar morphodynamics on seedling survival during floods Stephane Rodrigues, Wintenberger, Greulich, Juge, Tal, Villar University of Tours, France A New Approach for Bathymetric Video-Inversion: Field Study Gonzalo Simarro, Calvete, Luque, Orfila, Ribas Institute of Marine Sciences, Spain The morphological response of a steep-slope channel to check dam adjustments, a numerical study Samkele Tfwala National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan Assessing particle travel distances in gravel-bed rivers Daniel Vázquez Tarrío, Batalla University of Oviedo, Spain Geomorphological process of the Wujiadu - Hongshantou Reach of the Huaihe River Bangyi Yu, Jueyi Sui Anhui and Huaihe Institute of Hydraulic Research, China Towards an understanding of sand-mud segregation in tidal basins. *Ir Ana Colina Alonso, van Maren, Wang, Herman TU Delft & Deltares, The Netherlands Effect of Selective Withdrawal and Vertical Curtain on Reservoir Sedimentation: a 3-D Numerical Modelling Approach *Maurice Duka, Yokoyama, Shintani, Iguchi Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan Impact of Bulle-Effect on Morphodynamics of Fluvial Diversions Som Dutta, Tassi, Wang, Garcia City University of New York, United States
POSTER SESSION 2 – TUESDAY 2.00PM – 3.00PM Feasibility of 100-year estuarine geomorphology prediction Héloïse Muller, Le Hir, Tandeo, Dufois, Grasso, Verney Ifremer, France Sediment connectivity as a guiding principle for river basin management - Are we on the right track? Roy Frings, Maaß Aachen University, Germany Sediment supply and surface coarsening in gravel-bed rivers Daniel Vázquez Tarrío, Menéndez Duarte University of Oviedo, Spain Long-Term Analysis of Sediment Yield in Ogouchi Watershed *Charles John Gunay, Duka, Yokoyama Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo Spatio-Temporal Drag Variations in a Mangrove Creek System Karin Bryan, Mullarney, Horstman
*Student presentation
University of Waikato, New Zealand
Geomorphological Meaning of Discontinuous Levee System on the Kurobe Alluvial Fan, Japan, in the early 19th century Emeritus Tadaharu Ishikawa Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan Effective artificial sediment supply Akiyama, Watanabe, *Ayaka Ito, Odagaki Kitami Institute of Technology, Japan Morphological and ecological response of a coastal dune to experimental notches: Truc Vert, SW France *Quentin Laporte-Fauret, Castelle, Michalet, Marieu, Rosebery, Bujan Université De Bordeaux, France Measuring sediment suspensions in rivers using bi-frequency acoustic inversion Jérôme Le Coz, Vergne, Berni, Pierrefeu Irstea, France Numerical Study on Organic Sediment Deposition in Brackish Water Reach of Nomi River in Tokyo Metropolis Shin Miura, Ishikawa, Nakamura, Kotajima CTI Engineering Co., Ltd., Japan Shoreline changes at Tairua Beach at different temporal scales *Jennifer Montano, Coco, Bryan, Lazarus University of Auckland, New Zealand Validation of a Morphodynamics Model in a Coastal Area based on a Statistical Reduction applied to in-situ measurements *Rem-Sophia Mouradi, Thual, Goeury, Tassi, Zaoui LNHE, EDF R&D, France A General Lagrangian Tracking Methodology for Riverine Flow and Transport Jonathan Nelson, Shimizu, Kyuka, Charlton USGS, United States Wave-induced scour around a complex pier foundation Meilan Qi Beijing Jiaotong University, China Offshore Wave Climate and River Mouth Bypassing affect the Avulsion Timescale of River Deltas Gao, Nienhuis, Nardin, Wang, Dongdong Shao Beijing Normal University, China Achieving large-scale braided-river training by porcupine fields Kees Sloff, Schuurman Deltares and Delft University, The Netherlands Effect of Current Velocity on Riverbed Fluctuations based on Long–Term (12 years) Topographic Surveys in a Macrotidal Estuary *Kirana Somsook, Azhikodan, Yokoyama Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan Application of Quadtree Mesh to a Finite Volume 2D SWE Scheme Bill Syme, Collecutt, Ryan BMT, Australia Basic Experiment and Optimum Computational Mesh Size for High Accuracy Analysis of Bank Erosion of Low Water Channel *Ryuji Tanaka, Akoh, Maeno Okayama University, Japan Two counterintuitive findings on channel bed incision in engineered alluvial rivers *Meles Siele Tewolde, Blom, Viparelli Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands Control of bed erosion at river confluence using piles and a horizontal cylindrical setup *Sruthi Thazhathe Kalathil, Jagtap, Chandra Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India A Theoretical Hydrodynamic Model For Very Shallow Water Stages on the Muddy Flats *Beibei Xu, Gong, Zhang, Zhang Hohai University, China The formation and evolution of the erosional cuspate shape in tidal channels *Kun Zhao, Coco, Gong, Wang, Zhang Hohai University, China Experimental Study of Abrasion on Mixed Alluvial-Bedrock in Annular Flume
*Student presentation
*Mamy Rija Andriamboavonjy, Lima, Izumi Hokkaido University, Japan Morphological effects of groundwater table variation on Bolivian meandering rivers *Kattia Rubi Arnez Ferrel, Nelson, Shimizu, Kyuka Hokkaido University, Japan Multi-model comparison in long-term drainage evolution: introducing terrainbento 1.0 Katherine Barnhart, Glade, Shobe, Tucker University of Colorado, United States Role of hydraulic-geomorphic interactions in controlling river morphodynamics following sudden sediment input Edwin Baynes, Friedrich University of Auckland, New Zealand Continuous sand-transport estimation on the Colorado River Benoit Camenen, Dramais, Le Coz, Topping Irstea, France Optimization theory applied to the modeling of sandy beach dynamics: Application to linear seabed *Megan Cook, Bouchette, Mohammadi Université De Montpellier, France Evaluation of Mitigation Measures for Channel Bed Degradation in Highly-Engineered Rivers Matthew Czapiga, Rudolph, Viparelli, Blom Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands Experimental observations on the generation of turbulent structures in tidal *Annalisa De Leo University of Genoa, Italy Geostatistical analyses of fluvial deposits in valleys: a lever for the restoration large river systems. Benoit Deleplancque, Rodrigues, Lacoste, Le Loc'h University of Tours, France Revisiting Flocculation Dynamics Daniel Parsons, Fernández, Manning University of Hull, United Kingdom Bedload discharge measurement in actual river with MBES and ADCP Masahiro Hashiba, Yorozuya, Koseki, Tsuchida Fukuda Hydrologic Centre, Japan
POSTER SESSION 3 - WEDNESDAY 2.00PM – 2.30PM
Investigations on levee piping induced by crayfish Procambarus clarkii burrows Savoia, *Giulio Calvani, Carbonari, Bendoni, Tricarico, Solari University of Florence, Italy Storm Erosion and Recovery on Estuarine Beaches Shari L. Gallop, Vila-Concejo, Fellowes, Largier University of Waikato, New Zealand An in-situ device to measure the critical shear stress for sediment erosion in the intertidal zone Zheng Gong, Gan, Zhou, Zhang, Zhao Hohai University, China Effect of cross-channel variation on the uncertainty of bed-load measurements: Universal guidelines for sampling bed-load in sand- and gravel-bed rivers Roy Frings, Vollmer RWTH Aachen University, Germany Sediment transport and flow structure in tojingawa river estuary Ryuichi Hirakawa, Ohmoto Maebashi Institute of Technology, Japan Numerical Study on Flood Control Function of Levee Openings located along Valley Bottom Rivers in Japan Yasushi Ito, Ishikawa, Akoh, Maeno CTI Engineering Co., Ltd, Japan Defects, hysteresis and ripple morphodynamics *Chuang Jin, Coco, Perron, Goldstein, Tinoco, Friedlrich, Gong University of Auckland, New Zealand The Victorian Coastal Monitoring Program: Predicting Future Geomorphological Change along Victoria’s Coastline Chloe Leach, Kennedy, Ierodiaconou
*Student presentation
University of Melbourne, Australia
The channel bed responses to flood events and check dam construction in a mountain stream, Taiwan *Min Chih Liang, Kuo, Chen National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan Changes in flow distribution in a river bifurcation, case of study of the lowlands of the Grijalva Basin, Mexico Alejandro Mendoza, Berezowsky, Blas Institute of Engineering, UNAM, Mexico Morphological and ecological effects of Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion in Coastal Louisiana Francesca Messina, Yuill, Bregman, Jung, Baustian, Meselhe, Sadid The Water Institute of The Gulf, United States Flood Attenuation Through Channelized Mangrove Forests *John Montgomery, Bryan, Coco University of Waikato, New Zealand Turbulence, flocculation and sediment transport along a tidally influenced river: the Lagrangian transition from fresh to salt water Julia Mullarney University Of Waikato Anthromorphodynamics: Coastal cases studies Brad Murray, McDonald, Dejeans, Reeve University of Waikato, New Zealand Dynamic Channel Shifting and Corresponding Formation and Destruction of Villages in the Sittaung River Estuary Naoko Nagumo, Egashira ICHARM, Japan Monitoring temperature dynamics in shallow tidal lagoons combining in situ observations, satellite retrievals, and numerical modeling. *Mattia Pivato, SilvestriViero, Soranzo, Carniello University of Padova, Italy Utilisation of Sub-Grid-Scale Bed Elevation Data in Gridded 2D SWE Schemes Ryan, Gao, Bill Syme BMT Eastern Australia, Australia Evaluation of the water and suspended particulate matter sources in a regulated river Laura Troudet, Le Coz, Faure, Camenen Irstea, France Interaction of buoyant river plumes with vegetation and consequences for sediment transport and deposition *Hemanth Vundavilli, Mullarney, MacDonald, Bryan University of Waikato, New Zealand Source-to-sink modelling of sediment dynamics *Yasmin Walley Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom A free water surface measurement using camera synchronization control device Koseki, Yasuda, Atsuhiro Yorozuya, Yasuda Public Works Research Institute, Japan Spatial variation of surge phenomenon during very shallow water periods on intertidal mudflats Qian Zhang, Gong, Xu, Zhang Hohai University, China Effect of pier shape on the local scour *K.V.S Krishnareddy, Chandra Indian Institute of Technology, India Modelling the influence of longshore tides on cross-shore sediment dynamics under moderate wave conditions Alberto Canestrelli, Hewageegana University of Florida, United States
Mechanisms underlying the formation of branching creeks on flanking tidal flats along a large channel: A morphodynamic study
*Ying Zhang, Zhou, Finotello, D’Alpaos, Zhang Hohai University, China