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Incidence Map-Jamuna
General Information of the Incidence Map The Jamuna River is one of the braided rivers in the world. It is very dynamic due to the chaotic behaviour of the channel pattern. It changes its course frequently. The abandonment/development of the channel is very frequent. It is more dynamic than the Padma River. Channel Incidence map…
Bend Development of the Padma River
Bend Development Process Meanders are the result of erosion-deposition processes tending toward the most stable form in which the variability of certain essential properties is minimized and this minimization involves the adjustment of the planimetric geometry and the hydraulic factors of depth, velocity, and local slope. Bend development process is very active in the major…
Bend Oscillation
Bend Oscillation of the Padma River The Padma River is a very dynamic river and it has meandering bend. The bend development and bend oscillation is prominent in this river. However, it is essential to assess the type of the channel whether it is stable or actively meandering channel. Besides, time-series satellite images analysis would…
Padma River
General Information of the Padma River The Padma is the most dynamic river in Bangladesh. The length of the river is about 100km. It originated from Paturia and its outfalls with the Upper Meghna River. It is a braided river. Padma carries the combined flow of the Jamuna and the Ganges Rivers. The river planform…
The Kosi River
The Kosi River is one of the most dynamic river in the world. It originates from Himalayas and passes by China, Nepal and India before joining with the Ganges River at Kursela, Bihar, India. The total length of the river is about 720 km. Planform Nature The planform nature of the Kosi River differs it…
Confluence Dynamic
Understanding of the dynamic of the confluence is very important for proper planning and management of the river. It not only change the bifurcation of the Lower Meghna River at the downstream but also it altered the shifting of the banklines along its both banks. This section provides the dynamic of the Lower Meghna River…
