Jochen Aberle

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Technische Universität Carolo Wilhelmina zu Braunschweig

Germany

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Jochen Aberle is a Professor at Technische Universität Carolo Wilhelmina zu Braunschweig in Germany. His research areas include flow resistance in vegetated channels, sediment transport, and the dynamics of large wood in river systems. Recent articles reflect his focus on the effects of leafy flexible vegetation on flow dynamics and bed shear stress, as well as biomechanical dynamics in salt marshes.

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Linking physical wall roughness of unlined tunnels to hydraulic resistance

Open Date: 2016-04-01

Close Date: 2020-03-31

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Floodplain flows: Interaction Flow - Vegetation

Open Date: 2007-01-01

Close Date: 2011-12-31

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Technische Universität Braunschweig

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Flow Resistance Decomposition in the Presence of Leafy Flexible Vegetation and Sand Dunes

Assessing bed shear stress effects on flow resistance of vegetated channel beds through Leaf Area Index (LAI)

Bed shear stress model for rough bed flows through rigid emergent vegetation

Effects of Leafy Flexible Vegetation and Bedforms on Turbulent Flow and Sediment Transport

The effects of secondary currents in tight bends on large wood transport in rivers: Lesson learned from Versilia flood in 1996

Effects of Leafy Flexible Vegetation on Bed‐Load Transport and Dune Geometry

Bed Shear Stress and Near-Bed Flow Through Sparse Arrays of Rigid Emergent Vegetation

From seasonal field study to surrogate modeling: Investigating the biomechanical dynamics of <i>Elymus</i> sp. in salt marshes

Characterization of trajectories and drag coefficients of large wood in sharp river bends from flume experiments

Characterization of trajectories and drag coefficients of large wood in sharp river bends from flume experiments

Combined effect of a mobile bed and floodplain edge vegetation on compound channel conveyance

Fluvial levees in compound channels: a review on formation processes and the impact of bedforms and vegetation

Directional dependency of flow resistance in an unlined rock blasted hydropower tunnel

Modelling of flexible aquatic plants from silicone syntactic foams

A Link Between Plant Stress and Hydrodynamics? Indications From a Freshwater Macrophyte

Physical modelling of pressure flushing of sediment using lightweight materials

Technical Note: On the Production and Accuracy of CNC-Manufactured Hydraulic Scale Models

Closure to “A Lagrangian drifter for surveys of water surface roughness in streams” by CHRISTIAN NOSS, KAAN KOCA, PEGGY ZINKE, PIERRE-YVES HENRY, CHRISTY USHANTH NAVARATNAM, JOCHEN ABERLE and ANDREAS LORKE, J. Hydraulic Res.

Experimental and Numerical Determination of the Head Loss of a Pressure Driven Flow through an Unlined Rock-Blasted Tunnel

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