2003Journal of Sediment ResearchRequires access

Preliminary Studies on the River Bed Evolution in the Lower Liaohe River

Tang Jin

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Based on the observed data of the river reach from Liuhekou to Panshanzha in the lower Liaohe River, this paper analyzes the characteristics of fluvial processes of this reach, including the lateral and longitudinal variations, and the evolution tendency. Some suggestions regarding river regulation and flood control are given to relevant administrations.

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Based on the observed data of the river reach from Liuhekou to Panshanzha in the lower Liaohe River, this paper analyzes the characteristics of fluvial processes of this reach, including the lateral and longitudinal variations, and the evolution tendency. Some suggestions regarding river regulation and flood control are given to relevant administrations.

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Based on the observed data of the river reach from Liuhekou to Panshanzha in the lower Liaohe River, this paper analyzes the characteristics of fluvial processes of this reach, including the lateral and longitudinal variations, and the evolution tendency. Some suggestions regarding river regulation and flood control are given to relevant administrations.

Key concepts: Fluvial, River bed, Hydrology (agriculture), River regime, Flood control, River management, Flood myth, Geology

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