Flume Experiments With Refractive‐Index Matched Sediment Revealing the Impact of Two In‐Line Channel‐Spanning Logs on Hyporheic Exchange

Flume Experiments With Refractive‐Index Matched Sediment Revealing the Impact of Two In‐Line Channel‐Spanning Logs on Hyporheic Exchange

Abstract In‐channel wood, a critical component of forested rivers, has the capacity to enhance hyporheic flow. This process facilitates the continuous exchange of gases, solutes, and nutrients across the sediment‐water interface, regulating pollutant transport and biogeochemical cycles in rivers. Wh...

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Main Authors: S. H. Huang, A. H. Sawyer, E. Wohl, J. Q. Yang
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2025-06-01
Series:Water Resources Research
Subjects:
hyporheic exchange
logs
backwater rise
surface water
groundwater
turbulent kinetic energy
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1029/2024WR038355
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