Vaclav Skarpich

Assistant Professor

University of Ostrava

Czech Republic

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Vaclav Skarpich is an Assistant Professor at the University of Ostrava in the Czech Republic. His research focuses on fluvial processes, specifically the interactions between large wood and sediment connectivity in river systems. Recent articles highlight his work on channel regulation, geomorphic adjustments in regulated rivers, and the dynamics of large wood in meandering rivers.

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Karel Šilhán

University of Ostrava

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Yiannis Panagopoulos

Assistant Professor

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

GREECE

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Bartłomiej Wyżga

Professor

Institute of Nature Conservation, Polish Academy of Sciences

POLAND

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Vilém Spálovský

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Zdeněk Máčka

Masaryk University

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Vaclav Skarpich

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Articles (18)

Impact of channel regulation on tributary main-stem interactions in the Vsetínská Bečva River

Interannual spatial distribution and dynamics of large wood in a meandering river

Short-term geomorphic adjustments of bars in the Elbe, a large regulated river in Czechia

Assessment of sediment connectivity using modelling and field-based approaches in the Slavíč River catchment (Moravskoslezské Beskydy Mts, Czech Republic)

Floodplain and in-channel large wood storage in the fluvial corridor of an actively meandering river

Impact of large wood on sediment (dis)connectivity in a meandering river

Manifestations of the long-term transformation of the lower Elbe channel in Czechia and opportunities for its restoration

Spatiotemporal variations of large wood and river channel morphology in a rapidly degraded reach of an intermittent river

A method for assessment of sediment supply and transport hazard and risk in headwater catchments for management purposes

Large wood retention in a large meandering river: Insights from a 5-year monitoring in the Odra River (Czechia)

Spatiotemporal variations of large wood and river channel morphology in a rapidly degraded reach of an intermittent river

Diversification of landslide areas as a means for reducing noise in dendrogeomorphic dating

Specifics of slope movements on slopes with contrasting structural conditions: Evidence from tree-ring records

Trees and shrubs as components of the storage of coarse particulate organic matter and instream wood in Mediterranean intermittent streams

Impact of check dam series on coarse sediment connectivity

Degradation of multi-thread gravel-bed rivers in medium-high mountain settings: Quantitave analysis and possible solutions

Drivers of variability in large wood loads along the fluvial continuum of a Mediterranean intermittent river

Use of high-water marks and effective discharge calculation to optimize the height of bank revetments in an incised river channel

Collaborators (5)

Karel Šilhán

Yiannis Panagopoulos

Bartłomiej Wyżga

Vilém Spálovský

Zdeněk Máčka

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