Особенности пространственной организации и формирования локальных морфологических комплексов в пределах поймы реки Оки на ее рязанском участке
Кривцов Вячеслав Андреевич, Воробьёв Алексей Юрьевич
Abstract
Кривцов Вячеслав Андреевич, Воробьёв Алексей Юрьевич
Abstract
The explored 45 km tract of the Oka River floodplain is subdivided into three morphological areas: A hydrogeomorphological units formed by riverbed and floodplain flows (segment-ridge floodplains, parallel-ridge floodplains, flow-island floodplains); B hydrogeomorphological units formed away from riverbed and floodplain flows (smooth floodplains, leveled floodplains); C non-inundated sites (floodplain terraces). The article centers on structural and pattern peculiarities of loose sediments formation in different morphological areas, including buried soil horizons formed by alluvial sedimentation. The article treats some peculiarities of fluvial processes in the Oka river floodplain in the late Holocene, and focuses on the average rate of alluviation in the floodplain of the Oka in recent 27 years.
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The explored 45 km tract of the Oka River floodplain is subdivided into three morphological areas: A hydrogeomorphological units formed by riverbed and floodplain flows (segment-ridge floodplains, parallel-ridge floodplains, flow-island floodplains); B hydrogeomorphological units formed away from riverbed and floodplain flows (smooth floodplains, leveled floodplains); C non-inundated sites (floodplain terraces). The article centers on structural and pattern peculiarities of loose sediments formation in different morphological areas, including buried soil horizons formed by alluvial sedimentation. The article treats some peculiarities of fluvial processes in the Oka river floodplain in the late Holocene, and focuses on the average rate of alluviation in the floodplain of the Oka in recent 27 years.
Key concepts: Floodplain, Geology, Alluvium, Fluvial, Hydrology (agriculture), Ridge, Sedimentation, Geomorphology