Continuous flume measurements show alternate-bar height grows faster at lower discharge on a bedload-based timescale, but with weaker discharge sensitivity than linear stability theory predicts.
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Effect of Discharge on the Nonlinear Bar Growth: A Flume Experiment
Continuous flume measurements show alternate-bar height grows faster at lower discharge on a bedload-based timescale, but with weaker discharge sensitivity than linear stability theory predicts.