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| Properties of rivers and fluvial processes. River variability and complexity, geomorphic assessment of rivers; controls of river morphology and behaviour. Stream sediment and modes of its transport. Channel resistance. Equilibrium transport of bed load, suspended load and total load. Transport of sediment out of equilibrium. Mathematical modelling of flow with transport of sediment over mobile bed. Physical modelling of rivers/streams with mobile bed. Mountain stream morphology. Stability of stream thread. Geomorphic analysis of river channel changes. Modelling approaches to the ecology of fluvial system and river chemistry. River pollution and mixing zones. |
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1. Properties of rivers and fluvial processes. Systems and scales in regional geomorphology, classification of channel types and
river patterns.
2. River variability and complexity, geomorphic assessment of rivers; controls of river morphology and behaviour; fixed and
variable local controls.
3. Stream sediment and modes of its transport - classification of sediment, sediment sampling, incipient transport, bed forms,
transport regimes and their thresholds
4. Channel resistance - effects of boundary roughness, vegetation, bed forms, sediment transport. Internal structure of flow in
mobile-bed channels.
5. Equilibrium transport of bed load, suspended load and total load - hydrodynamic, friction, and transport formulae.
6. Transport of sediment out of equilibrium - short-term morphodynamic responses of a mobile-bed river.
7. Transport of sediment out of equilibrium - long-term morphodynamic responses of a mobile-bed river.
8. Principles of mathematical modelling of flow with transport of sediment over mobile bed. 1D and 2D examples of depth
averaged model solutions.
9. Physical models with mobile bed. Dimensional analysis, model similitude principles.
10. Mountain stream morphology - intense bed load and debris flow, kinetic theory based modelling.
11. Stability of stream thread.
12. Geomorphic analysis of river channel changes due to scouring and bank failure (bank retreat), effects of vegetation, LWD
and river ice on channel morphology.
13. Modelling approaches to the ecology of fluvial system and river chemistry. River pollution and mixing zones. |
| Literatura | |
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[1] Essential literature:
[2] DEY, S.: Fluvial Hydrodynamics. Hydrodynamic and Sediment Transport Phenomena. Springer. 2014. ISBN 978-3-642-19061-2
[3] GARCIA, M. H. (ed.): Sedimentation Engineering. Processes, Measurements, Modeling, and Practice. ASCE Manuals and Reports on Engineering Practice No. 110. 2009. ISBN 978-0-7844-0814-8
[4] SCHUMM, S.A.: River Variability and Complexity. Cambridge University Press. 2005. ISBN:0-521-84671-4.
[6] Suggested literature:
[7] CHARLTON, R.: Fundamentals of Fluvial Geomorphology. London Routledge. 2007. ISBN: 0-415-33453-5.
[8] CALOW, P., PETTS, G.,E. (eds.): The Rivers Handbook. Hydrological and Ecological Principles. Volume 2. Blackwell Science. 1994. ISBN: 0-632-02985-4.
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| Studijní plány | |
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Předmět je zařazen do následujících studijních plánů:
- studijní plán Water and Environmental Engineering, spec. Hydraulic Engineering (NW20200001), skupina Water and Environmental Engineering, specialization Hydraulic Engineering (NW202001_01), dop. semestr 1 (valid from 2020/21 )
- studijní plán Water and Environmental Engineering, spec. Environmental Engineering and Science (NW20200002), skupina Water and Environmental Engineering, facultative subjects (NW202002_02), dop. semestr 1 (valid from 2020/21 )
- studijní plán Water and Environmental Engineering, spec. Water Management (NW20200003), skupina Water and Environmental Engineering, facultative subjects (NW202003_02), dop. semestr 1 (valid from 2020/21 )
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