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Evolution of river bed and regulation of Luxikou waterway in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River

Zhao Zhi

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Evolution processes of Luxikou waterway in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River are analyzed. The regime of Luxikou waterway is relatively stable in the recent decade because of a decrease in sediment quantity coming from upstream. The evolution tendency of the waterway is predicated, and regulation approaches are put forward.

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Evolution processes of Luxikou waterway in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River are analyzed. The regime of Luxikou waterway is relatively stable in the recent decade because of a decrease in sediment quantity coming from upstream. The evolution tendency of the waterway is predicated, and regulation approaches are put forward.

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Evolution processes of Luxikou waterway in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River are analyzed. The regime of Luxikou waterway is relatively stable in the recent decade because of a decrease in sediment quantity coming from upstream. The evolution tendency of the waterway is predicated, and regulation approaches are put forward.

Key concepts: Yangtze river, Hydrology (agriculture), River regime, River bed, Floodplain, Upstream (networking), Sediment, Environmental science

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