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IMPACT DE L'AGRICULTURE SUR LA VARIABILITE JOURNALIERE DES SEDIMENTS EN SUSPENSION ET LEUR FLUX DANS LA RIVIERE CIRHANYOBWA, LAC KIVU, REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO ( IMPACT OF THE AGRICULTURE ON THE DAILY VARIABILITY OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS AND THEIR FLUX IN THE RIVER CIRHANYOBWA, LAKE KIVU, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO )

Henri Ndahama Ntadumba, Jean Jacques Bagalwa Mashimango, Pierre Batumike Cishibanji, Bertin Ndegeyi Kabale, Dieudonné Zirirane N, Jean Louis Bahizire Kayeye, Dieudonné Matembera Buzenga, Republique Democratique Du Congo

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In this present study an evaluation of a daily variability of suspended sediment flux of the river Cirhanyobwa, one of the important tributary of Lake Kivu, is reported. A daily sampling was done during one year. Suspended sediment and discharge was measured using standards method and floating method respectively. The results shown that agricultural has a impact on the transport of suspended sediment in this river. The quantity of suspended sediment in the river Cirhanyobwa was high during the beginning of the first tillage in July-August and February. Daily Suspended sediment and flux increased with daily flow. Ecological techniques are useful to prevent the suspended sediment transport in the river bed. These techniques consist of agricultural practices and conservation of river bank.

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In this present study an evaluation of a daily variability of suspended sediment flux of the river Cirhanyobwa, one of the important tributary of Lake Kivu, is reported. A daily sampling was done during one year. Suspended sediment and discharge was measured using standards method and floating method respectively. The results shown that agricultural has a impact on the transport of suspended sediment in this river. The quantity of suspended sediment in the river Cirhanyobwa was high during the beginning of the first tillage in July-August and February. Daily Suspended sediment and flux increased with daily flow. Ecological techniques are useful to prevent the suspended sediment transport in the river bed. These techniques consist of agricultural practices and conservation of river bank.

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In this present study an evaluation of a daily variability of suspended sediment flux of the river Cirhanyobwa, one of the important tributary of Lake Kivu, is reported. A daily sampling was done during one year. Suspended sediment and discharge was measured using standards method and floating method respectively. The results shown that agricultural has a impact on the transport of suspended sediment in this river. The quantity of suspended sediment in the river Cirhanyobwa was high during the beginning of the first tillage in July-August and February. Daily Suspended sediment and flux increased with daily flow. Ecological techniques are useful to prevent the suspended sediment transport in the river bed. These techniques consist of agricultural practices and conservation of river bank.

Key concepts: Tributary, Sediment, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental science, Sediment transport, Forestry, Geography, Geology

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IMPACT DE L'AGRICULTURE SUR LA VARIABILITE JOURNALIERE DES SEDIMENTS EN SUSPENSION ET LEUR FLUX DANS LA RIVIERE CIRHANYOBWA, LAC KIVU, REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO ( IMPACT OF THE AGRICULTURE ON THE DAILY VARIABILITY OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS AND THEIR FLUX IN THE RIVER CIRHANYOBWA, LAKE KIVU, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO ) — Research Paper | ScholarLens