Lecture

Eco-morphology of Fluvial Habitats

Description

This lecture covers the assessment and classification of streams based on various criteria such as habitat parameters, bioassessment protocols, sediment deposition, channel flow status, and channel alteration. It also discusses the importance of vegetation protection, riparian zone width, and the Hydro-Morphological Index of Diversity. The instructor explains the Modular Stepwise Procedure for surveying watercourses at regional, system, and reach scales, providing insights into the ecological development of hydrographic networks.

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