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Seyed Mahdi Jafari Mohammadi, Aalto University. seyed.jafarimohammadi@aalto.fi Floodplain vegetation does far more than add greenery to riversides. It slows down water, stabilizes riverbeds and banks, traps sediment and nutrients, and creates habitats for fish and other species [1], [2]. These vegetation-flow-sediment interactions are essential for flood management, river engineering, and
1. Photo. Photo generated by using ComfyUI. Authors: Juha Oksanen, Elizabeth Carter, Mohammad Imangholiloo, Pyry kettunen & Ville Mäkinen Water-related geospatial data is one of the core components of hydrological models. Digital elevation models and their derivatives, including catchment areas, are critical data when modelling, for example, runoff and sediment
