Centurial Changes in the Depth Conditions of a Regulated River: Case Study of the Lower Tisza River, Hungary

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Amissah Gabriel Jonathan; Kiss Timea; Fiala Károly;

(2017)

Publisher: Sciendo

Journal: Journal of Environmental Geography (issn: 2060-467X)

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Related identifiers: doi: 10.1515/jengeo-2017-0005
Subject: thalweg | channel depth | Lower Tisza River | river regulation | morphological changes | Environmental sciences | GE1-350

The Tisza River is the largest tributary of the Danube in Central Europe, and has been subjected to various human interventions including cutoffs to increase the slope, construction of levees to restrict the floodplain, and construction of groynes and revetments to stab... View more

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