Springer Rivers - Physical, Fluvial and Environmental Processes

This comprehensive text from Springer's GeoPlanet series explores the physical, chemical and biological attributes of flowing water through an interdisciplinary lens that combines physical, geophysical, hydraulic, technological and environmental perspectives. Designed for engineers, geophysicists, water resource managers, advanced students and researchers, the book synthesises current knowledge on river systems and their complex interactions. By integrating information from various interrelated areas of study, it provides a thorough foundation for understanding fluvial processes, riverine environments and the scientific principles governing water flow. The work equips professionals with essential insights for addressing contemporary challenges in water management, environmental conservation and river engineering.