Lecture

Ecomorphological Assessment: Chamberonne River

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Description

This lecture presents the ecomorphological assessment of the Chamberonne River, analyzing visual evaluation, granulometric analysis, flow variability, HMID calculation, and habitat characterization. The assessment compares natural and artificial sections, proposing measures for improvement based on the analysis results.

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Biology

Ecology: Ecosystems

Earth science

Physical geography: Geomorphology

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