River Channelization is a flood control engineering method that involves the structural modification of a river's natural course through straightening, widening, or deepening to enhance flow capacity and reduce flooding risk.
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Naturalization of the Flood Regime in Regulated Rivers
Richard E. Sparks, John C. Nelson, Yao Yin · BioScience · 1998 · 264 citations · Full text
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