Water

Erosion, Transportation, Deposition

Bed load, Suspend load, Dissolved load

Left side of curve line of river, point bar, fuffles

Erosion happens, right side of curve line

Occur when a stream diverted from its own bed and flow instead down bed of neighbour system.

Point Bars, Cut Banks, Oxbow lakes, the tale of the meander cutoff

The process of meander loop cutoff and oxbow lake formation

crescent-shaped bodies of water that form when a meander loop is cut off from the main channel by a new channel

are areas of erosion on the outside of a stream bend. They are formed by the primary flow of water as it moves around a bend in vortex flow

are crescent-shaped deposits of sediment that accumulate on the inside bend of streams and rivers below the slip-off slope. They are composed of sediment that is well-sorted and typically reflect the overall capacity of the stream.

The time between two consecutive occurrences of an event. Helps estimate the likelihood of an event happening again in a given timeframe.

• build on '“stilts”

• use flood walls

• levee

• create drainage paths/ retention ponds

• Dams

• channelization

100 yr flood

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