Symposium Programme · 2019-09-14 · Symposium on River Sedimentation (ISRS) will return to China after the successful Yichang Symposium 15 years ago. On behalf of the 14th ISRS

Symposium Programme

WELCOME MESSAGE

China’s water-related infrastructure has developed by leaps and bounds

leading to further advances in scientific and technical research.

Consequently, the role of sediment research is becoming more challenging

than ever before. In the midst of these advances, the International

Symposium on River Sedimentation (ISRS) will return to China after the

successful Yichang Symposium 15 years ago.

On behalf of the 14th ISRS Organizers, we would like to warmly invite

you to join us in Chengdu, China for the 14th International Symposium on

River Sedimentation (14th ISRS). The Symposium will be held with the

theme of “Integrated Sediment Management in Rivers and Coasts”.

We look forward to welcoming you to Chengdu in September 2019 and we

are confident that this symposium will be one of the most successful ones

in the ISRS series.

XU Weilin

(Chairperson of the Local Organizing Committee)

Local Organizing Committee Chairperson XU Weilin

Vice Chairpersons CHEN Xiaoqing LU Jinyou TAN Guangming TANG Hongwu WANG Pingyi

Members CAO Wenhong CHEN Li DOU Xiping FU Xudong HUANG Er JIANG Changbo

JIANG Enhui LI Jia LI Kefeng LIU Chao LIU Xingnian NIE Ruihua

YANG Xingguo YOU Yong ZHANG Xujin ZHENG Jinhai

Secretariat Secretary General LIN Pengzhi Vice Secretary-General AN Ruidong LIU Chao YANG Shengfa YU Ting

Members CHEN Ridong FAN Niannian GUO Zhixue LEI Xiaozhang MA Xudong PENG Qing’e

YAN Xufeng YANG Fengguang YANG Qing ZHENG Haoyue ZHOU Maolin ZHANG Bin

ZHOU Xiaoquan

International Advisory Committee

Chairperson WANG Zhaoyin

Vice Chairpersons Helmut HABERSACK, Austria Hajime NAKAGAWA, Japan

Members Bruce William MELVILLE, New Zealand CAO Shuyou, China Chih Ted YANG, USA

Des E. WALLING, UK Farhad YAZDANDOOST, Iran Giampaolo Di SILVIO, Italy

Grant DOUGLAS, Australia Ir. Matt J. M. ROMKENS, USA Jean Paolo Gomes MINELLA, Brazil

Jim BOGEN, Norway Jos BRILS, Netherlands LI Yitian, China

LIU Guangquan, China Mohamed MEDDI, Algeria Mustafa ALTINAKAR, USA

NI Jinren, China R.S. CHALOV, Russia Sam S. Y. WANG, USA

Shoji FUKUOKA, Japan Silke WIEPRECHT, Germany Stefano LANZONI, Italy

Ulrich C.E. ZANKE, Germany WANG Guangqian, China YANG Kejun, China

International Scientific Committee Chairperson HU Chunhong, China

Vice Chairpersons FANG Hongwei, China Gary PARKER, USA Roger FALCONER, UK

Members�Alistair G.L. BORTHWICK, Ireland Aronne ARMANINI, Italy Astrid BLOM, Netherlands

BAI Yuchuan, China Benoît X. CAMENEN, France CAO Zhixian, China

CHEN Dong, China CHENG Nian-Sheng, China Christopher S. JAMES, South Africa

Douglas J. JEROLMACK, USA Efi FOUFOULA-GEORGIOU, USA Ellen WOHL, USA

Farhad YAZDANDOOST, Islamic Republic of Iran Francesco BALLIO, Italy GUO Qingchao, China

GUO Yakun, UK HE Qing, China HE Yong, China

Heidi NEPF, USA Hitoshi TANAKA, Japan HU Kaiheng, China

HUANG Bensheng, China HUANG Heqing, China Hubert CHANSON, Australia

Jeffrey A. NITTROUER, USA Jochen E. ABERLE, Norway John Z. SHI, China

Julien CHAUCHAT, France Koen BLANKARET, Switzerland Koji SHIONO, UK

Lee Kwan TUN, China LI Peng, China LI Wenjie, China

LI Yong, China LIU Cheng, China LIU Haijiang, China

LU Yongjun, China Marcelo H. GARCIA, USA Marwan A. HASSAN, Canada

Michael P. LAMB, USA Nigel WRIGHT, UK Norbert FENZL, Brasil

Panayiotis (Panos) DIPLAS, USA RAN Qihua, China Rebekka KOPMANN, Germany

Rui M.L. FERREIRA, Portugal Scott C. HAGEN, USA SHI Bing, China

SONG Jinxi, China Songdong SHAO, UK Subhasish DEY, India

Sung-Uk CHOI, Korea Valentin GOLOSOV, Russian Federation Wai Wing-Hong ONYX, China

WANG Xiekang, China WU Weiming, USA XIA Jianxin, China

XIA Junqiang, China XIAO Yang, China XU Quanxi, China

YANG Shu-Qing, Australia YAO Shiming, China Yasuyuki SHIMIZU, Japan

YU Xin, China ZHANG Hao, Japan ZHONG Deyu, China

INVITED SPEAKERS

Plenary Speakers:

P1 Jinren Ni Peking University, China September 17 9:30-10:00 Venue: Wufu Hall

P2 Marcelo H. Garcia University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA September 17 10:00-10:30 Venue: Wufu Hall

P3 Xingnian Liu & Chao Liu Sichuan University, China September 17 11:00-11:30 Venue: Wufu Hall

P4 Marwan A. Hassan The University of British Columbia, Canada September 17 11:30-12:00 Venue: Wufu Hall

P5 Xudong Fu Tsinghua University, China September 18 8:30-9:00 Venue: Wufu Hall

P6 Panayiotis Diplas Lehigh University, USA September 18 9:00-9:30 Venue: Wufu Hall

P7 Jeffrey Nittrouer Rice University, USA September 18 9:30-10:00 Venue: Wufu Hall

P8 Astrid Blom Delft University of Technology, Netherlands September 19 14:00-14:30 Venue: Wufu Hall

P9 Hajime Nakagawa Kyoto University, Japan September 19 14:30-15:00 Venue: Wufu Hall

P10 Zhaoyin Wang Tsinghua University, China September 19 15:00-15:30 Venue: Wufu Hall

Keynote Speakers:

K1 Junqiang Xia Wuhan University, China September 17 14:00-14:20 Venue: Juying Hall

K2 Zhengbing Wang Deltares, Netherlands September 17 16:30-16:50 Venue: Juying Hall

K3 Wai Wing-Hong Onyx The Hongkong Polytechnic University, China September 17 14:00-14:20 Venue: International Conference Hall

K4 Jiawen Zhou Sichuan University, China September 17 14:00-14:20 Venue: Sentosa Island Conference Hall

K5 Koen Blanckaert Vienna University of Technology, Austria September 17 14:00-14:20 Venue: Chiang Mai Conference Hall

K6 Jinyou Lu & Yonghui Zhu Changjiang River Scientific Research Institute, China September 18 10:30-10:50 Venue: Wufu Hall

K7 Zhong Shi Shanghai Jiaotong University, China September 18 10:50-11:10 Venue: Wufu Hall

K8 Shengfa Yang Chongqing Jiaotong University, China September 18 11:10-11:30 Venue: Wufu Hall

K9 Ruidong An Sichuan University, China September 18 11:30-11:50 Venue: Wufu Hall

K10 Qihua Ran Zhejiang University, China September 19 8:30-8:50 Venue: Juying Hall

K11 Kaiheng Hu Chinese Academy of Sciences, China September 19 8:30-8:50 Venue: Sentosa Island Conference Hall

K12 Niannian Fan Sichuan University, China September 19 8:30-8:50 Venue: Chiang Mai Conference Hall

K13 Hongling Shi China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower

Research, China September 19 15:30-15:50 Venue: Wufu Hall

K14 Danesh Tafti Virginia Tech, USA

September 19 15:50-16:10 Venue: Wufu Hall

PROGRAMME FOR THE SYMPOSIUM

September 16, Monday

9:00-18:00

Registration Note: please indicate (1) whether you participate in the Welcome Banquet on September 17; (2) whether you participate in the technical visit on September 18, at the registration.

15:00-18:30 WASER Council meeting Venue: Brunei Conference Hall

19:00-20:00 Dinner, Buffet Venue: Songtao Restaurant, the first floor of Wufu Building

September 17, Tuesday Opening Ceremony. Venue: Wufu Hall Chaired by: Prof. Pengzhi Lin, Secretary-General of LOC

9:00-9:30

1. Speech by the Chairperson of LOC, the Deputy President of Sichuan University, Prof. Weilin Xu 2. Speech by the Director General of Department of Water Reources of Sichuan Province, Mr. Yun Hu 3. Speech by the President of WASER, Prof. Zhaoyin Wang 4. Speech by the Deputy Director of IRTCES, Prof. Guangquan Liu 5. Speech by the Vice-President of International Scientific Committee, Prof. Gary Parker 6. Speech by a representative of delegates, Prof. Marcelo H. Garcia

Plenary Reports. Venue: Wufu Hall

Ref. No. Time Presentation Title Speaker Affiliate

Chair: Prof. Bruce Melville

P1 9:30-10:00 Global trends in water and sediment fluxes of the world’s large rivers Jinren Ni

Peking University,

China

P2 10:00-10:30 Non-linear water and sediment diversions in rivers: a brief history of the Bulle-Effect

Marcelo H. Garcia

University of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign, USA

10:30-11:00 Break and Group Photo

Chair: Prof. Xudong Fu

P3 11:00-11:30 Cooperation Platform for Sediment-Related Flash Flood Risk Management

Xingnian Liu & Chao

Liu

Sichuan University,

China

P4 11:30-12:00

Sediment transport and channel morphology of mountain streams: insights from field observations, flume experiments and modelling

Marwan A. Hassan

The University of British Columbia,

Canada

Lunch Break

12:00-14:00 Buffet Venue: Songtao Restaurant, the first floor of Wufu Building

Technical Sessions Venue: Juying Hall Session A: Fluvial Processes and Regulation in the Yangtze River


Chair: Prof. Zhengbing Wang, Prof. Hao Zhang

K1 14:00-14:20 Multi-scale numerical modelling of bank erosion in the Middle Yangtze River

Junqiang Xia Wuhan University

A1 14:20-14:35 Long-distance incision of the Yangtze River: the impact of Three Gorges Dam and in-channel activities

Yao Yue Whuan University

A2 14:35-14:50 Physical modeling of impacts of riverbed scour on flood and dry water level downstream of TGP

Yonghui Zhu

Changjiang River Scientific Research

Institute

A3 14:50-15:05 Recent variation in flood discharge capacity of the Chenghan reach in the Middle Yangtze River

Jizhuo Yao Wuhan University

A4 15:05-15:20 Study on Local scour mechanism and protective measures of the Spur dike Xiao Wang Chongqing

Jiaotong University

A5 15:20-15:35 The effect of the fluvial processes on the flood control situation in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River

Zhaoming Xu

Changjiang Institute of Survey, Planning, Design

and Research

15:35-16:30 Break and Poster Exhibition

Venue: Culture Gallery

Chair: Prof. Junqiang Xia, Prof. Yonghui Zhu

K2 16:30-16:50 Morphological equilibrium of tidal rivers Zhengbing Wang Deltares

A6 16:50-17:05 Local flow and bed deformation around low water bridges Hao Zhang Kochi University

A7 17:05-17:20 A shallow water hydro-sediment-morphodynamic model for fluvial processes with dredging

Peng Hu Zhejiang University

A8 17:20-17:35 Numerical simulation of scour of riprap groin based on unsteady flow process Zhang Fan Chongqing

Jiaotong University

A9 17:35-17:50 Turbulent flow characteristics in a mining pit: An experimental investigation

Barman Bandita

Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

A10 17:50-18:05

Effects of silting patterns on the utilization of soil and water resources in the fifth secondary region of the hilly and gully region of the Loess Plateau

Zhe Gao Northwest A&F University

A11 18:05-18:20

Influence of the impoundment of Cascade Reservoirs in the Lower Jinsha River on the asynchronies of Water and Sediment in the Three Gorges Reservoir

Xin Li Wuhan University

A12 18:20-18:35 Change of flood control operation of Three Gorges Project with the future development of downstream river channel degradation

Xingya Xu

Changjiang Institute of Survey, Planning, Design

and Research

Venue: International Conference Hall Session B: Sedimentation in Estuarine and Coastal Areas


Chair: Prof. Yongjun Lu, Prof. Xiangzhou Xu

K3 14:00-14:20 Characteristics of turbidity maximum and its hydrodynamic responses in the Pearl River estuary

Wai Wing-Hong Onyx

The Hongkong Polytechnic University

B1 14:20-14:35 Perturbation theory and sediment carrying capacity of suspended load in a Tidal River

Qiancheng Xie

Luleå university of technology

B2 14:35-14:50 An experimental study of groundwater hydrodynamics under the changing water head conditions

Mingzhe Yang Zhejiang University

B3 14:50-15:05 Channel-shoal pattern adjustment in the South Channel of Changjiang Estuary: causes and future trend

Hualong Luan


Institute

B4 15:05-15:20 Influence of reclamation on tidal propagation of the Qiantang Estuary Wei Li Ocean College,

Zhejiang University

B5 15:20-15:35

The hydrodynamic process response to strong typhoon in a estuary ——a case study of the Lingding Bay of the Pearl River estuary

Yong He Pearl River

Hydraulic Research Institute



Chair: Prof. Qing He, Prof. Yuqi Shan

B6 16:30-16:45 The effects of morphological changes on water level in Macao

Ronghui Ye

Pearl River Hydraulic Research

Institute

B7 16:45-17:00 Investigations into Effects of Residual Currents on Suspended Sediment Transport in an Estuarine Area

Lei Ren Sun Yat-sen University

B8 17:00-17:15 Characterization of sediment particle motion around a vibrating pile-foundation by Particle Image Velocimetry

Jialong Li Hohai University

B9 17:15-17:30

3-Dimensional modeling of flow and morphology in meandering channels of different sinuosity with bank protection structures

Karki Saroj Kyoto University

B10 17:30-17:45 Video-based monitoring of wave overtopping along a breakwater during storm events

Zhubin Cao Hohai University

B11 17:45-18:00

The transition of lateral circulation under the influence of human activities in a multiple channel system, Changjiang Estuary

Yu Chen East China Normal University

B12 18:00-18:15 The impacts of fluvial sediment availability and human disturbances on the bar area evolution in the Modaomen Estuary

Yao Wu Pearl River

Hydraulic Research Institute

B13 18:15-18:30 Teaching a Machine to Predict Alluvial Stream Bedforms

David C. Froehlich

Cary, North Carolina

Venue: Sentosa Island Conference Hall Session C: Sediment Transport


Chair: Prof. Panayiotis Diplas, Prof. Chao Liu

K4 14:00-14:20 Mountain flood hazard due to heavy rainfall-induced mutation supply of sediments

Jiawen Zhou Sichuan University

C1 14:20-14:35 Simple formulation of bedload sediment transport rate based on a novel definition of pickup probability

Niansheng Cheng Zhejiang University

C2 14:35-14:50 A GPU-based on high-resolution numerical model coupling hydrodynamical and morphological processes

Jingming Hou

Xi'an University of technology

C3 14:50-15:05 Variation in sediment transport capacity of a braided reach in the Lower Yellow River owing to upstream damming

Yingzhen Wang Wuhan University

C4 15:05-15:20 Experimental study on particle transport induced by internal waves

Jingyao Chen Zhejiang University

C5 15:20-15:35 Is it feasible to apply suspended load sediment formula to the equilibrium theory in alluvial rivers?

Mingwu Zhang

Yellow River Institute of

Hydraulic Research



Chair: Prof. Jeffrey A. Nittrouer, Prof. Lu Wang

C6 16:30-16:45 Water and sediment regulation by the Xiaolangdi reservoir in the Yellow River

Shan Zheng Wuhan University

C7 16:45-17:00 Influence of water diversion project on flood control and river regime of Jinsha River

Jinqiong Zhao


Institute

C8 17:00-17:15 Evolution of Riverbed armoring and sediment exchange in sandy-gravel bed Linlin Li Wuhan University

C9 17:15-17:30 Effects of Hyper-Concentrated Sediment on Flow Resistance and Flow Structure in an Open Channel with Square Ribs

Adachi Kanji

Kumamoto University

C10 17:30-17:45

Numerical modelling of bed sorting and armouring in meandering channels - Applications from the Yangzi River, BaXing Zhou Area

Shuang Gao

BMT Eastern Australia

C11 17:45-18:00 Fractional bedload transport rate in gravel bed streams

Cheng Chen Lehigh University

C12 18:00-18:15 Riverbed evolution analysis: A simulated case study of the Kita River

Hirakawa Ryuichi

Maebashi Institute of Technology

C13 18:15-18:30 Urban River Landscape and Ecological Environment Yi Luo Birmingham City

University

Venue: Chiang Mai Conference Hall Session D: Fluvial Processes and Geomorphy & Environmental and Ecological Sediment

RefNo. Time Presentation Title Speaker Affiliate

Chair: Prof. Yakun Guo, Prof. Ruidong An

K5 14:00-14:20 Field characterization of the negatively buoyant inflow of the Rhône River into Lake Geneva, (Switzerland/France)

Koen Blanckaert

Vienna University of Technology

D1 14:20-14:35 Flow characteristics and sediment deposition around pile-group dikes

Safie Obaidullah

Nagoya Institute of Technology

D2 14:35-14:50 An investigation of the effect of bed erodibility on the geometric features of cyclic steps

Xin Zeng Tsinghua University

D3 14:50-15:05 Investigations of the effect of a rectangular vegetation patch on bed morphological adjustment: a numerical study

Xufeng Yan Sichuan University

D4 15:05-15:20 Turbulent characteristic of sinuous river system

Barman Jyotirmoy

Indian Institute of Technology,

Guwahati

D5 15:20-15:35 Study on expression pattern of longitudinal velocity profiles of bend flow

Yongfeng Xiong

Chongqing Jiaotong University



Chair: Prof. Koen Blanckaert, Prof. Mengzhen Xu

D6 16:30-16:45 Fluvial processes of the incised rivers in the lower Yarlung Tsangpo River Guoan Yu Chinese Academy of

Sciences

D7 16:45-17:00 Deep channel dynamics: A challenge for erosion management in large rivers Giri Sanjay Deltares

D8 17:00-17:15 Real and plausible river capture events: what can we learn?

Niannian Fan Sichuan University

D9 17:15-17:30 Calculation of increased soil shear strength from desert plant roots

Quanli Zong Shihezi University

D10 17:30-17:45 Research on the transport and dispersion of Asian carp eggs by Reynolds-Averaged Numerical Simulation

Qihong Yang


Institute

D11 17:45-18:00 Laboratory study on pollutant distribution affected by rigid vegetation and sediment

Hongzhe Liu Tongji University

D12 18:00-18:15 Impact of gully land consolidation on runoff and sediment transport in hilly-gully region on the loess plateau of China

Youcai Kang

University of Chinese Academy of

Sciences

D13 18:15-18:30 Experimental study on the flow movement in partly vegetated channel Geng Qu


Institute

Workshop on RESCON 2 & Numerical Simulation

14:00-18:30

Venue: Brunei Conference Hall. Only for the thirty delegates who submitted the training application forms by July 30, 2019.

Welcome Banquet

19:00-21:00 Venue: Songtao Restaurant, the first floor of Wufu Building

Poster Exhibition Venue: Culture Gallery, Time: 15:30-16:30

Ref No. Presentation Title Author Affiliate

1 Study on new water and sediment conditions after cascade operation of cascade reservoirs in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River

Kun Chen Sichuan University

2 Study on the hydraulic characteristics and Scouring regularity in the process of mountain river closure Xudong Ma Sichuan University

3 Scour Around Offshore Wind Turbine Foundation Hao Jia Hohai University

4 Preliminary Study on Characteristics of Yigong Zangbo River and Mountain Disasters Shi Zhe Changjiang River Scientific

Research Institute

5 Fluvial process responses of the downstream tributaries to the Three Gorges Reservoir operation

Junhong Zhang Hohai University

6 Temporal evolution of scour at complex bridge piers under clear-water and live-bed flow regime Yifan Yang University of Auckland

7 Study on the characteristics of runoff and sediment transport in the Poyang Lake Wentao Lei Changjiang River Scientific

Research Institute

8 Impact of spring-neap variations of suspended sediment dynamics on the estuarine turbidity maximum in the Yongjiang estuary, China

Zheng Wu Hohai University

9 Numerical Simulation Study on Bed-load Sediment Transport in Fluctuating Backwater Area Sen Wang Sichuan University

10 Bed surface grain size evolution under steady and unsteady flow conditions in a degrading channel Zhijing Li Changjiang River Scientific

Research Institute

11 Experimental Study on Evolution Mechanisms of Bending Braided Channels with Reduced Incoming Sediment

Hongyang Wang

Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute

12 Transport equation for non-uniform suspended sediment Baozhen Jia Tsinghua University

13 Effect of Surface Texture and Structure on the Development and Destruction of Armor Layer Qiang Wang Sichuan University

14 The Response Mechanism between slot Sediment and River-bed Evolution in the Widening Navigation Channel

Fujian Li Sichuan University

15 Investigation of bank failure and analysis of the mechanical properties of riverbank soil in the Jingjiang Reach

Jun Wang Yangtze River Scientific Research Institute

16 Coupled numerical simulation for flow and sediment transport under strong hydrodynamic action

Yingbiao Shi

Zhejiang Institute of Hydraulics and Estuary

17 Experimental study on the interaction of settling particles Jieqing Liu Hohai University

18 The experimental Study On three-dimensional field characteristics around float-flexible-groin

Yuanping Yang

Zhejiang Institute of Hydraulics & Estuary

19 Study On Sandpeak Transport Characteristics of the Three Gorges Reservoir

Bingjiang Dong

Changjiang Water Resources Commission

20 Response of channel connectivity to the variation of water and sediment in the lower Yellow River in recent decades

Yin Chen China Institute of Water

Resources and Hydropower Research

21 Study on the temporal and spatial distribution of flow and suspended sediment at typical reaches near and in Changjiang Estuary

Zhaohui Chai

Changjiang River Scientific Research Institute

22 Concave bench accretion in estuarine meandering channels: a case study Yuhai Wang

China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower

Research

23 Dynamical Environment for Current and Sediment in the West Water of Macau Airport during Dry Season in Pearl River Estuary

Shenguang Fang

Pearl River Scientific Research Institute

24 Study on Siltation after Dredging in Shenzhen River Shiyou Gao Pearl River Water Resources Commission

25 Study on the transport law of sediment bed load———Take the Wudongde Hydropower Station as an example

Hui Cao China Three Gorges Corporation, Sichuan

University

26 Experimental Study on Secondary Flow Characteristics of Bend under Backwater

Qihang Zhou Sichuan University

27 Study on Sediment Prevention and Control Measures for the Lower Reservoir of Tianchi Pumped Storage Power Station

Jian Chen North China University of

Water Resources and Electric Power

28 An application of Japanese traditional river works "Seigyu" for habitat restoration in the Kizu River

Tazumi Masafumi Kyoto University

29 Ecological technologies for sloping orchards soil erosion control in Yanshan mountain region, China Xinhui Ding

International Research and Training Center on Erosion

and Sedimentation

30 Fluvial processes of the sandy-bed channel below the Three Gorges Dam: physical model study Li Huang Wuhan University

31 Study on the adjustment model of typical river sections in the middle and lower reaches of Yangtze river

Lingyun Li Changjiang River Scientific Research Institute

32 The Impacts of River Channel Occupation on Urban Flood Disaster During Urbanization on the Loess Plateau

Zhihui Wang

Yellow River Conservancy Commission

33 Influence of the installation interval of groundsills to a channel shift in alluvial fan rivers Ito Ayaka Kitami Intitute of Technology

34 Experimental study on effect of bed structures preventing river incision and bank failure

Kehan Huang Tsinghua University

35 Preliminary study on the erosion impact of breach floods based on numerical simulation and physical model test

Xinyuan Liu Changjiang River Scientific Research Institute

36 2-D Numerical Simulation Study on the Flow and Sediment Motions in a Straight Widening Navigation Channel

Yufei Ding Sichuan University

37 Numerical simulation on water flow characteristics at river-confluence zone Dujiangyan reach of Minjiang River

Kai Cheng Sichuan university

38 A One-Dimensional Numerical Simulation of Riverbed Headcut Erosion Process Based on Finite Difference Method

Xue Zhang Xi'an University of Technology

39 Study on the effects of secondary flow on the flow Characteristics in curved channel

Chunyan Deng

Changjiang River Scientific Research Institute of

Changjiang Water Resources Commission

40 Study on the middle flood channel scale in the Ningxia-Inner Mongolia reach of Yellow River based on the characteristics analysis of ice regime

Huiming Zhao

China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower

Research

41 Influence on a river channel shape due to change to the slit type of a check dam.

Katayama Sayumi Kitami Institute of Technology

42 A Simple Approach to Calculate the Fluvial Erosion Rate of Riverbanks

Dongdong Jia

Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute

43 The impact of future river channel degradation on the flood control situation in the middle reach of the Yangtze River

Li Gao Changjiang Institute of Survey, Planning, Design and Research

44 Maximum discharge modulus of fluvial hydraulic geometry derivation and verification Haiyong Xu Sichuan University

45 Flow Resistance Equation for Self-formed Step-pool Streams Ming Luo Sichuan university

46 Estimation of the river channel scouring downstream of the Salt Lake in Hoh Xil region Liang Dong Xi'an University of

Technology

47 Study On The Relationship Between The Swing Amplitude Of Water-Flow Dynamic Axis Line And River Curvature

Lingguang Zhuang Chongqing Jiaotong University

48 Numerical simulation of scouring and evolution of the overflow channel downstream of the Salt Lake

Yaqin Sun

Xi'an University of Technology

49

Analysis of Rainfall Resource Potential of Check Dam System in the Loess Plateau of China Based on Critical Zone Structures and Hydrological Connectivity

Kai Wu Yellow River Institute of Hydraulic Research

50 Heavy sediment deposition in the Yangtze Estuary, following initial impoundment of Three Gorges Dam

Boyuan Zhu Changsha University of Science & Technology

51 Impacts of the Three Gorges Dam on downstream sediment suspension Meng Liu Chinese Academy of Sciences

52 Stability analysis of meandering channels in the US Lekui Zhu Chinese Academy of Sciences

53 Experiments on non-uniform bed load transport on an armored bed

Zhenhui Zhu Chinese Academy of Sciences

54 Plastic delivery from rivers to sea: experimental study on settling velocity Luca Solari University of Florence

55 Responses of scouring and silting characteristics to different planning schemes in a narrow estuary Fan Zhao Tongji University

56 Process-based numerical study on the morphological evolution of the Yellow River delta lobes

Sisi Chen Zhejiang University

57 Analysis of different riverbed erosion processes and their mechanisms in the upper reach of the middle Yangtze River

Zican He Wuhan University

58 Estimating Sediment Discharge Hydrographs in Downstream Rivers with a Large Amount of Sediment Yielded by a Heavy Rainfall

Shoji Fukuoka Chuo University

59 The fate of cohesive sediments in a marsh-dominated estuary

Xiaohe Zhang Boston University

September 18, Wednesday Plenary Reports. Venue: Wufu Hall


Chair: Prof. Weiming Wu, Prof. Marwan A. Hassan

P5 8:30-9:00 Mountain River Morphodynamics in Tectonically Active and Earthquake Prone Regions

Xudong Fu

Tsinghua University,

China

P6 9:00-9:30 Threshold of Particle Movement: A New Paradigm

Panayiotis Diplas

Lehigh University, USA

P7 9:30-10:00

Sedimentation Processes in the Selenga River Fluvial-deltaic System: Assessing the Influences of Grain Size and Tectonics on Channel Dynamics

Jeffrey Nittrouer

Rice University, USA

10:00-10:30 Coffee Break

Keynote Reports. Venue: Wufu Hall

Ref. No.

Time Presentation Title Speaker Affiliate

Chair: Prof. Dong Chen, Prof. Deyu Zhong

K6 10:30-10:50

Sediment transport and river channel remodeling in the Yangtze River under the influence of strong human activities

Jinyou Lu &

Yonghui Zhu

Changjiang River Scientific

Research Institute, China

K7 10:50-11:10 Circulation, mixing and fine sediment transport along the North Passage in the Changjiang River estuary, China

Zhong Shi

Shanghai Jiaotong

University, China

K8 11:10-11:30 Sediment Research and Channel Regulation in the Three Gorges Reservoir

Shengfa Yang

Chongqing Jiaotong

University, China

K9 11:30-11:50 In-situ observation of turbidity currents

Ruidong An

Sichuan University,

China Lunch Break

12:00-13:00 Lunch Box Venue: Songtao Restaurant, the first floor of Wufu Building

Technical Visit: Dujiangyan Irrigation Water System

13:00-18:30

Dujiangyan Irrigation Water System Assemble Location: the front gate of Wufu Hall Note: please indicate whether participate in the technical visit at the registration

The Dujiangyan Irrigation Project was constructed in 256 B.C. by the local residents

led by Bing Li, the local governor of the Shu County, Qin State. The project is

located on the Minjiang River by Dujiangyan City, 56 kilometers to the west of

Chengdu, Sichuan Province. The large-scale hydraulic project is still in use for

irrigation purpose, serving as a great benefit for the local residents. It consists of three

major components, namely, Yuzui, Feishayan and Baopingkou. The project solves

the problems of self-diversion of river water and sediment discharge, mitigating

significantly the flood hazards to the whole Chengdu region.

Dinner

19:00-21:00 Venue: Malacca Restaurant, the first floor of Wangjiang Hall�

September 19, Thursday

Technical Sessions. Venue: Juying Hall Session E: Sediment Transport


Chair: Prof. Yueping Xu, Prof. Xufeng Yan

K10 8:30-8:50 Physics-based distributed simulation of hydrologic-response and sediment-transport

Qihua Ran Zhejiang University

E1 8:50-9:05 Experimental study of flow and scour hole induced by an impinging propeller jet

Maoxing Wei Zhejiang University

E2 9:05-9:20 Laboratory investigations of erosion of pure bentonite clay Dake Chen Hohai University

E3 9:20-9:35 An investigation of turbulent flow and scour in the vicinity of a vertical retaining wall structure

Heydari Nasser Lehigh University

E4 9:35-9:50 Application of Sediment Fluidization by High Frequent Mechanical Vibrations into Slurry Transport

Minxi Zhang

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

E5 9:50-10:05 Critical condition for incipient sediment motion in open-channel flow with emergent vegetation

Yesheng Lu Zhejiang University


Chair: Prof. Enhui Jiang, Prof. Qihua Ran

E6 10:30-10:45 Initiation of particle motion from a bed microstructure perspective

Diplas Panayiotis Lehigh University

E7 10:45-11:00 Physical insights on equilibrium sandbar topography using a Process-based Model Yuan Li Hohai University

E8 11:00-11:15 Experimental Observation of Artificial Sandbar Morphodynamics under Accretive Wave Conditions

Chi Zhang Hohai University

E9 11:15-11:30 Study on the influence of the layout of soft mattress ballast on the flow structure and the effect of siltation promotion

Jiang Hu Chongqing Jiaotong University

E10 11:30-11:45 Hydraulics of submerged jets causing scour downstream of a rough rigid apron

Aamir Mohammad

Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

E11 11:45-12:00

Bed load sedimentation characteristics and sedimentation prevention technology in downstream entrance area of expanded ship lock

Juntao Li

Tianjin Research Institute for Water

Transport Engineering

Venue: Sentosa Island Conference Hall Session F: Sediment Related to Disasters & Integrated Sediment Management


Chair: Prof. Hajime Nakagawa, Prof. Xingmao Wei

K11 8:30-8:50 Entrainment of Bed Sediment by Debris Flows

Kaiheng Hu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

F1 8:50-9:05 Characteristics-based study of the peak discharge increase of hyperconcentrated floods in the Yellow River

Wei Li Zhejiang University

F2 9:05-9:20 Effect of sand mining on the nature of turbulence around circular bridge piers

Lade Abhijit

Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

F3 9:20-9:35 Effects of upstream bridge piers on local scour at submerged weirs Lu Wang Sichuan University

F4 9:35-9:50 Analysis on the connotation and characteristics of disaster-causing design flood in mountain basins

Wensheng Xu


Institute,

F5 9:50-10:05 Field survey and numerical simulation of flood and sediment inundation in Katsura River Basin

Kawaike Kenji

Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University


Chair: Prof. Ruihua Nie, Prof. Haijiang Liu

F6 10:30-10:45 Natural hazards in river management perspective: riverbank collapses in the lower Yellow River

Lu Gao Dalian University of Technology

F7 10:45-11:00 Groundwater measurement for stable land use around the erosion control river changed by the flood

Naomi Ando

River Basin Control Bureau Technology

Office

F8 11:00-11:15 Investments against flash floods and their effectiveness in China during the 2000-2015 period

Wei Li Chinese Academy of Sciences

F9 11:15-11:30 Risk analysis of river rehabilitation Oliveira Bruno

Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto

F10 11:30-11:45 Equilibrium width in rivers with cohesive erodible banks

S. Francalanci

University of Florence

F11 11:45-12:00

The Three Gorges Project uses the three flood channels to separate the sedimentation process and its influence on the evolution of Jingjiang River

Jian Shen Changjiang Water

Resources Commission

Venue: Chiang Mai Conference Hall Session G: Reservoir Sedimentation


Chair: Prof. Cheng Liu, Prof. Wenjie Li

K12 8:30-8:50 How river bed moves under turbulent flow conditions?

Niannian Fan Sichuan University

G1 8:50-9:05

Response of sedimentation in the flood season to representative water level under new water and sediment conditions of the Three Gorges Reservoir

Xiaoping Long


G2 9:05-9:20 Numerical modeling of sediment deposition in the Shengzhong Reservoir Yuan Yuan Changjiang River

Scientific Research

G3 9:20-9:35

Preliminary study on the change of dry water level in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River after the operation of cascade reservoirs

Wei Huang Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute, Sichuan University

G4 9:35-9:50

Study on sedimentation characteristics of typical river region in the perennial backwater area of the Three Gorges Reservoir-A case Study of Fengjie River Reach

Pinfeng Jiang


G5 9:50-10:05

Study on unbalance transport characteristics of pebbles and its influence on the channel in the fluctuating backwater area of the Three Gorges

Jiang Hu Chongqing Jiaotong University


Chair: Prof. Astrid Blom, Prof. Niannian Fan

G6 10:30-10:45 Experimental study on influence of roughness coefficient in open channel uniform flow

Xianren Sun


G7 10:45-11:00 Sediment redistribution along the elevation gradient in the water-level fluctuation zone of Three Gorges Reservoir, China

Qiang Tang Chinese Academy of Science

G8 11:00-11:15 Preliminary study of low silt-laden turbidity current formation in reservoir Tao Li

Yellow River Institute of Hydraulic

Research

G9 11:15-11:30 Study on deposition characteristics in fluctuating backwater area of the Three Gorges Reservoir

Changyao Li


G10 11:30-11:45 Neural Network Prediction of Reservoir Sedimentation

David C. Froehlich Cary, North Carolina

G11 11:45-12:00

One-dimensional morphodynamic model for retrogressive erosion based on a modified sediment entrainment law at high flow velocity

Zenghui Wang Wuhan University

Venue: Surin Conference Hall Session H: Sediment Transport


Chair: Prof. John Williams, Prof. Leicheng Guo

H1 8:30-8:45 Numerical investigation on the incipient motion of non-spherical sediment particles in viscous sublayer of open channel flows

Dong Xu Tianjin University

H2 8:40-9:00

Coupling effects of bank revetment and water-sediment change on neck cutoff in a highly meandering channel: Qigongling Bend in the lower Jingjiang River

Zhiwei Li Changsha University

of Science & Technology

H3 9:00-9:15 Interplay of hyporheic exchange and particle deposition in a riverbed

Guangqiu Jin Hohai University

H4 9:15-9:30

Laboratory application of bathymetric Structure-from-Motion (SfM) photogrammetry in topographic survey for gravel bed

Chendi Zhang Tsinghua University

H5 9:30-9:45 Dynamics of bedforms in the wandering reach of the Lower Yellow River, china

Yuanfeng Zhang

Yellow River Institute of Hydraulic

Research

H6 9:45-10:00 River Improvement Method for Reduction of Sediment Deposition at the Confluence of the Shimanto and Ushiro Rivers, Japan

Shoji Okada National Institute of Technology


Chair: Prof. Dong Xu, Prof. Zhiwei Li

H7 10:30-10:45 Numerical investigation on the influence of vegetation on bedload transport and river bed morphology

John Williams Tianjin University

H8 10:45-11:00 Sediment regulation in estuaries: revisiting the idea of 'restricting current to attack silt

Leicheng Guo

East China Normal University

H9 11:00-11:15 The 3D Numerical Study on Flow Properties of individual step-pool

Chendi Zhang Tsinghua University

H10 11:15-11:30 Numerical simulation of non-uniform sediment using practical Lagrangian model and probabilistic Exner equation

Ota Kazuyuki

Central Research Institute of Electric

Power Industry

H11 11:30-11:45 Large-eddy simulation on local scour of cylindrical piers

Shuguang Zhang

Northwest A & F University

H12 11:45-12:00 Formation of Plunge Pools at Slope Breaks in Mixed Bedrock-Alluvial Rivers Li Zhang University of Illinois

Urbana-Champaign

Lunch Break

12:00-14:00 Buffet Venue: Songtao Restaurant, the first floor of Wufu Building

Plenary Reports. Venue: Wufu Hall Ref. No. Time Presentation Title Speaker Affiliate

Chair: Prof. Gary Parker

P8 14:00-14:30

Quasi-equilibrium and equilibrium in fluvial channel geometry: The presence of multiple stable equilibrium states

Astrid Blom

Delft University of Technology,

Netherlands

P9 14:30-15:00

Recent flood disasters caused by river embankment failure in Japan and numerical modelling of embankment failure

Hajime Nakagawa

Kyoto University,

Japan

P10 15:00-15:30 Future sedimentation studies Zhaoyin Wang

Tsinghua University,

China Keynote Reports. Venue: Wufu Hall

Ref. No.

Time Presentation Title Speaker Affiliate

Chair: Prof. Hongwei Fang

K13 15:30-15:50 Comparative Analyses on Variations of Runoff and Sediment load of Typical Large Rivers in World

Hongling Shi

China Institute of Water

Resources and Hydropower

Research, China

K14 15:50-16:10 Predictions of Sediment Transport and Scour Using LES-DEM

Danesh Tafti

Virginia Tech, United States

WASER Assembly, Venue: Wufu Hall Chaired by: Prof. Cheng Liu, Executive Secretary-General of WASER

16:10-16:25 1. General report by the President of WASER (Prof. Zhaoyin Wang)

16:25-16:30 2. Formal Announcement and Introduction to the Officers and Members of the Sixth Council of WASER (Prof. Zhaoyin Wang)

16:30-16:45

3. Announcement of the list of the Qian Ning International Prize (Prof. Guangquan Liu, Secretary General of WASER)

4. Handing medals and certificates to the winners 5. Speech by a representative of winners of awards

16:45-16:50

6. Announcement of the award papers of "International Journal of Sediment Research” (Prof. Hongwei Fang, Chief Editor of IJSR)

7. Handing medals and certificates to the winners 8. Speech by a representative of winners of awards

16:50 9. Declaration of closing of the General Assembly

Closing Ceremony. Venue: Wufu Hall. Chaired by: Prof. Prof. Zhaoyin Wang, the President of WASER

16:50-17:00 1. Report by LOC (Sichuan University)

17:00-17:15

2. Thank Sichuan University for hosting the symposium 3. Announcement of the organizer of the next symposium 4. Returning the ISRS banner to International Research and Training Center on Erosion and Sedimentation (IRTCES) 5. IRTCES handles the ISRS banner to the representative of Florence University, Italy

17:15-17:20 6. Speech by a representative of Florence University 7. Declaration of closing of the symposium

Dinner

18:00-20:00 Buffet Venue: Phuket Island Restaurant, the first floor of Wangjiang Hall

Symposium Location

Wangjiang Hotel: NO.42, Xiashahepu Street, Chengdu, Sichuan, China.

Sketch Map of Wangjiang Hotel

Transportation

From Shuangliu International Airport to Wangjiang Hotel

Taxi: Takes about 60-70 RMB (Recommended)

Subway: You can go by Subway Line 10 � Subway Line 3 � Subway Line 2��get off at Dongda Road Station Bus: You can take Airport Bus No. 2, and change for Bus No. 104 at Tianfu Square, get off at Xiashahepu Station There are also shuttle buses arranged by the LOC on September 16th, the running time for these buses is from 10:30AM-22:00PM, please refer to the volunteers at the airport about this after your arriving in Chengdu.

Subway route:

Bus route:

From Chengdudong Railway Station to Wangjiang Hotel

Taxi: Takes about 10-15 RMB (Recommended)

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Symposium Programme · 2019-09-14 · Symposium on River Sedimentation (ISRS) will return to China after the successful Yichang Symposium 15 years ago. On behalf of the 14th ISRS