Riverbed Armoring is a geomorphological phenomenon in fluvial systems where the bed surface becomes enriched with coarse sediment particles due to the selective transport of finer materials, resulting in the development of a relatively stable, armoring layer that inhibits further erosion and sediment mobility.
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River-bed armouring as a granular segregation phenomenon
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