Floodplain Aggradation is the geomorphological process characterized by the progressive accumulation and deposition of sediments on a river floodplain, leading to a net increase in land surface elevation over time.
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A simulation model of alluvial stratigraphy
John Bridge, Michael R. Leeder · Sedimentology · 1979 · 659 citations
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