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1 METHODOLOGY FOR PREDICTING CHANNEL MIGRATION SUMMARY This research accomplished its basic objective of developing a practical methodology to predict the rate and extent of channel migration (i.e., lateral channel shift and down valley migration) in proximity to transportation facilities.
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2 The key to application of the methodologies presented in the Handbook is obtaining time sequential aerial photography (or maps) of the meander site to be analyzed.
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3 to provide a graphical record of the user's interpretation of each bend. For each river bend and each historical record, the Data Logger records various river characteristics which are organized by river reach and recorded in a table identified by the reach name.
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