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Combined Gravel Augmentation and Flood Control Area to Rehabilitate Riverbed Diversification: Lesson From Unexpected Effects of a 30 Years Flood (Upper Rhine)
Gravel augmentation measures are common practices in the context of large, bypassing river reaches, with the aim of mitigating the adverse effects of sediment starvation conditions that frequently occur below dams. However, the impacts of these structures on bedload transport reactivation and habita
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