Sediment regime definition

Sediment regime means the size, quantity, sorting, and distribution of sediments, which may differ between stream types due to their proximity to different sediment sources, their hydrologic regime, their stream, riparian and floodplain connectivity, and valley and stream morphology.
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Sediment regime means quantity and quality conditions of the sediment of the Sava River Basin in space and time influenced by human activities and/or natural changes;
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  • Sedimentation means a process for removal of solids before filtration by gravity or separation.

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