Dear Colleagues,
This IAHR Training Course will explore in depth the physics of shallow mixing layers and interfaces, focusing on the related transport processes that occur both in controlled (canonical) scenarios and in natural environments such as river confluences.
Emphasis is placed on how the structure and spatial development of the mixing interface are influenced by factors such as density contrasts between incoming flows, channel bathymetry, confluence angle, and bed roughness.
Participants will be introduced to state-of-the-art laboratory experiments, field campaigns, and numerical simulations that shed light on the flow structure and dynamics at river confluences. The course highlights the critical role of large-scale turbulence
in shaping sediment transport, water quality, and biodiversity patterns, recognising confluences as essential nodes in river networks, with implications at both local and basin scales.
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