Lecture

River Hydraulics and Waterway Development: Biological Engineering

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Description

This lecture covers the management of waterways, focusing on the natural context of watercourse systems and the ecological functions of riparian plant formations. It discusses the use of plant techniques for stabilization, erosion control, and habitat enhancement, emphasizing the advantages and limitations of these methods. The presentation also addresses the importance of biodiversity, pollution elimination, and the aesthetic integration of plant engineering in river landscapes.

Instructors (2)

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