Our fluvial
group presented research on Carpatho-Balkan-Dinaric Conference on
Geomorphology. The Conference was held from June 24 to 27, 2019 at Szeged in Hungary.
It was focused on rapidly changing world, various environmental hazards which cause
considerable damages and loss of life, or their consequences change the rate of
geomorphological processes and forms in the Carpatho-Balkan-Dinaric Region. We
participated in sessions which were focused on problematics linked with human
impact on fluvial processes and systems. Our contributions were dealing with Morphological response of mountain streams
to long-term human interventions in the Czech Carpathians presented by
Tomas Galia, Fluvial system diversity in
relation to confluence hydrodynamic zone – a review study by Lukáš Vaverka,
Morphological effects of long-term low
sediment inputs – the Elbe River by Jan Hradecký, Public perception of gravel bed rivers. A case study from the Czech
Carpathians by Zuzana Poledniková, Possibilities
for stopping of further degradation gravel-bed Morávka River by Tereza
Macurová, and Conceptual framework for
restoration of Czech Carpathian Rivers by Václav Škarpich.
