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New insights in the longstanding question about relevance of magnitude and frequency of flow rate in determining channel geometry are presented in the latest JGR. Prof. Blom of Delft University, together with students and Prof. Viparelli of the Univ. of SC, formulated analytical relations to describe the equilibrium geometry of an alluvial river under variable flow by linking channel slope, width, and bed grain size characteristics. More...
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