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A list of all pages that have property "Describe time scale and resolution" with value "We present an equilibrium solution that may or may not be reached. The fundamental assumption is that in the absence of subsidence, uplift and change of downstream water surface base level, an alluvial river will evolve toward an equilibrium state in which overbank and bar deposition (floodplain construction) are perfectly balanced by the removal of floodplain sediment due to channel migration (floodplain shaving) (Lauer & Parker, 2006). This equilibrium state can be reached if hydrologic regime, sediment supply and caliber do not vary in time. Reference Lauer, J. W. & Parker, G. (2006). Net local removal of floodplain sediment by river meander migration, Geomorphology 96, 123-149.". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • Model:Equilibrium Calculator  + (We present an equilibrium solution that maWe present an equilibrium solution that may or may not be reached. The fundamental assumption is that in the absence of subsidence, uplift and change of downstream water surface base level, an alluvial river will evolve toward an equilibrium state in which overbank and bar deposition (floodplain construction) are perfectly balanced by the removal of floodplain sediment due to channel migration (floodplain shaving) (Lauer & Parker, 2006). This equilibrium state can be reached if hydrologic regime, sediment supply and caliber do not vary in time. </br></br>Reference</br>Lauer, J. W. & Parker, G. (2006). Net local removal of floodplain sediment by river meander migration, Geomorphology 96, 123-149.iver meander migration, Geomorphology 96, 123-149.)