Aims and goals

• The study of the dynamic coupling of water/sediment in flows in variable motion.
• A more in-depth research of the evolution of piedmont river-beds, so supplying a scientific support for river re-naturalization projects.
• The study of the joint mechanisms that control the dynamic evolution of braided channels (bifurcations, confluences, the planar-altimetric evolution of the single branches of the network) with the aim of acquiring the knowledge necessary for the implementation of mathematical simulation models for the entire network