Stream Sinuosity
Stream Sinuosity is a dimensionless geomorphological metric that quantifies the degree of meandering in a river channel by the ratio of the channel's actual thalweg length to the straight-line downvalley distance, distinguishing it from other measures of channel complexity through its specific focus on path elongation.
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Sheliah Z. Seaberg, John Z. Seaberg, Roger LeB. Hooke et al. · Journal of Glaciology · 1988 · 152 citations
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