Equilibrium condition definition
Equilibrium condition means the width, depth, meander pattern, and longitudinal slope of a stream channel that occurs when water flow, sediment, and woody debris are transported by the stream in such a manner that it generally maintains dimensions, pattern, and slope without unnaturally aggrading or degrading the channel bed elevation.
Equilibrium condition means the width, depth, meander pattern, and longitudinal slope of a stream channel that occurs when water flow, sediment, and woody debris are transported by the stream in such a manner
Equilibrium condition means the width, depth, meander pattern, and longitudinal slope of a stream channel that occurs when water flow,
More Definitions of Equilibrium condition
Equilibrium condition means the condition in which water flow, sediment, and woody debris are transported in a watershed in such a manner that the stream maintains its dimension, pattern, and profile without unnaturally aggrading or degrading the channel bed elevation at the river stream reach scale.
Equilibrium condition means the width, depth, meander pattern, and longitudinal slope of a stream
Equilibrium condition means the width, depth, meander
Equilibrium condition means the width, depth, meander pattern,
Equilibrium condition means the width, depth, meander pattern, and longitudinal slope of a stream channel that occurs when water flow, sediment, and woody debris are transported by the stream in such a manner that it generally maintains dimensions, pattern, and slope without