Distinct effects of processes and boundary conditions on fluvial and coastal morphodynamics and stratigraphy (original) (raw)

This research investigates the distinct effects of dynamic boundary conditions on the morphodynamics and stratigraphy of fluvial and coastal systems. It demonstrates that static boundary conditions lead to static morphology over time, while sustained perturbations are essential for maintaining dynamic morphological processes. Through theoretical analysis, physics-based modeling, and experimental validation, the findings emphasize the necessity of continuous perturbation to preserve natural dynamics in these geological systems.