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Bank Stabilization Width

Bank Stabilization Width is a geomorphological design parameter that specifies the lateral extent of engineered or natural buffers applied to stream banks, distinguished by its function in mitigating erosion and enhancing channel stability through strategic width allocation.

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    Chester C. Watson

    Colorado State University, United States

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    David S. Biedenharn

    Colorado State University, United States

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    Lisa C. Hubbard

    Imperial College London, United Kingdom

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    Chris Bromley

    Lancaster University, United Kingdom

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    Peggy H. Hoffman

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  1. Lincoln (University of Nebraska)

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