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Periodic repair and sediment removal is neededto preventchannelization
A slotted or perforated cover on the filter trays will distribute the water evenly over the filter mediumthus preventingchannelization
Streamway modifications ... such a wayto causechannelization
to drain surrounding valley flats and provide flood protection(passive) was designedChannelization
the tamarisk's createdchannelization
to contain a 250,000 cubic feet per second ( cfs(passive) was designedChannelization
discharges ... sufficientto causechannelization
to auto(passive) is setChannelization
that provides sufficient on - site flood storageto preventchannelization
A road embank- mentcan also causechannelization
the static - induced deposition of the particulate materials in various parts of the passage through which the entrained material passed(passive) caused bychannelization
the static - induceddeposition of the particulate materials in various parts of the passage through which the entrained material passed(passive) caused bychannelization
via the graphical user interface ( GUI(passive) can be set locally or remotelyChannelization
the flow back into the grain bed ... helpspreventchannelization
the flow ... helpspreventchannelization
to promote movement of traffic by including geometric features that favor high - speed right turns such as a wide turn radius , flat entry angles leaving the right turn , and wide lanes(passive) is often designedChannelization
Rainfall then carries away loose materialcausingchannelization
often(passive) is ... designedChannelization
historic placer mining activity(passive) caused bychannelization
rainsplash disturbancepreventschannelization
development of the floodplain and construction of levees(passive) caused byChannelization
the wrong wayto designchannelization
Diking and road buildingcausedchannelization
Stormwater runoff associated with impervious surfaces ( ie , sidewalks , roadways , etccan causechannelization
a tortuous flow pathto preventchannelization
the other thing that got it vaguely workingwas settingchannelization
accelerated erosion , altered depth , and loss of habitat diversity , substrate stability , and riparian canopycausingaccelerated erosion , altered depth , and loss of habitat diversity , substrate stability , and riparian canopy
habitat loss and water quality degradationhas causedhabitat loss and water quality degradation
the physical and biological problems(passive) caused bythe physical and biological problems
in the lower riverhas resultedin the lower river
to increased sedimentation and stream bank erosionleadsto increased sedimentation and stream bank erosion
stream bank erosion in urban growth areascausingstream bank erosion in urban growth areas
to much stream bank instabilityhas ledto much stream bank instability
a problem for the [ whole ] river systemcreatesa problem for the [ whole ] river system
by raising river water levelsmay ... resultby raising river water levels
excessive bank erosion and damaged bridgescausedexcessive bank erosion and damaged bridges
to greater streambank scouring and erosion as loss of stream complexity ( e.g. , bends , pools , eddiescan contributeto greater streambank scouring and erosion as loss of stream complexity ( e.g. , bends , pools , eddies
river water to flow with more velocity and only moves the flooding downstreamcausesriver water to flow with more velocity and only moves the flooding downstream
damage further downstream where efforts to widen or deepen the river were not undertakencan causedamage further downstream where efforts to widen or deepen the river were not undertaken
to a 90 % decline in fish food in the River Moy , Irelandledto a 90 % decline in fish food in the River Moy , Ireland
deeper channel incision , which reduces the amount of stream - margin habitat for aquatic organismsalso causesdeeper channel incision , which reduces the amount of stream - margin habitat for aquatic organisms
in significant degradation and widening of stream channels throughout the 17 watersheds under study within the DEC Projecthas resultedin significant degradation and widening of stream channels throughout the 17 watersheds under study within the DEC Project
to development of an incised river , which can lower the water table and drain adjacent wetlandscan leadto development of an incised river , which can lower the water table and drain adjacent wetlands
the Marais des Cygnes River to virtually cut a new river valleyhas causedthe Marais des Cygnes River to virtually cut a new river valley
to altering of original dimensions of the rivers along with extreme physical disturbances , alterations in river bed morphology , change in flow characteristics and elimination of bank coverleadsto altering of original dimensions of the rivers along with extreme physical disturbances , alterations in river bed morphology , change in flow characteristics and elimination of bank cover
in a straighter , steeper , deeper , wider , and smoother channelresultedin a straighter , steeper , deeper , wider , and smoother channel
downcutting(passive) caused bydowncutting
excessive reservationsto preventexcessive reservations
filling with channel bottoms and slaughteringof its banks thus burying the good habitat and leaving an unstablesubstratecausesfilling with channel bottoms and slaughteringof its banks thus burying the good habitat and leaving an unstablesubstrate
tributaries(passive) caused bytributaries
in channel instability and reduced flood attenuationmay resultin channel instability and reduced flood attenuation
in : o poor substrate ( sand and larger cobble , not gravel ) ; o loss of pools and riffles ; o flattened channel slope ( 0.08 % ) ; o low water velocitiesresultedin : o poor substrate ( sand and larger cobble , not gravel ) ; o loss of pools and riffles ; o flattened channel slope ( 0.08 % ) ; o low water velocities
in motionsetin motion
tens of feet of channel widening and several feet of channel - bed degradation that migrated several miles upstream ( Juracek , 2002 , 2004causedtens of feet of channel widening and several feet of channel - bed degradation that migrated several miles upstream ( Juracek , 2002 , 2004
a streambed as neat as a conveniently placed pipecreatesa streambed as neat as a conveniently placed pipe
to move water faster and more efficiently through the danger zonedesignedto move water faster and more efficiently through the danger zone
increased sedimentation downstreamcan causeincreased sedimentation downstream
a channel to the side of the main creek , where fish could rest These actionsCreatinga channel to the side of the main creek , where fish could rest These actions
in loss of side channel and wetland - related habitat ( NMFS , 1996resultingin loss of side channel and wetland - related habitat ( NMFS , 1996
deeper , swifter flows that produce more kinetic energy than is needed to move the water over the groundcreatesdeeper , swifter flows that produce more kinetic energy than is needed to move the water over the ground
heavy silt load(passive) caused byheavy silt load
along with wetland drainagecontributesalong with wetland drainage
The hydromorphological degradation of streams ,(passive) caused byThe hydromorphological degradation of streams ,
the symptom(passive) caused bythe symptom
increased sediment loads(passive) caused byincreased sediment loads
functional homogenization(passive) caused byfunctional homogenization