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Vol.51, No.4, PP.127-172
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Deep Neural Networks for Object-Based Image Classification of Hyperspectral Images
51(4):127-139
Ming-Der Yang[1,2] Hsin-Hung Tseng[1,2]* Yi-Chin Hung[1] Yu-Chun Hsu[1,2]
* Corresponding Author. E-mail : d108062001@mail.nchu.edu.tw
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Applying Portable Magnetometers to Detect Buried Instruments After a Debris Flow Event
51(4):140-146
Hsien-Te Chou[1*] Chih-Hsuan Huang[1] Horng -Yuan Yen[2] Tao-Ssu Tsai[3]
* Corresponding Author. E-mail : htchou@cc.ncu.edu.tw
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Long-Term Geomorphologic and Landslide Evolution in the Heshe River Watershed After Frequent Sediment Disasters
51(4):147-158
Chun-Hung Wu Zhou-Ting Zhou* Cheng-Yi Lin
* Corresponding Author. E-mail : wdrg1122@gmail.com
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Planning the Extent of Fluvial Corridors in Taiwan
51(4):159-168
Chia-Ning Yang Cheng-Wei Kuo*
* Corresponding Author. E-mail : cwkuo@mail.sinotech.com.tw
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Planning the Extent of Fluvial Corridors in Taiwan
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Chia-Ning Yang Cheng-Wei Kuo*

Abstract
In response to the challenges of extreme climatic conditions, various countries have used fluvial geomorphology to determine the extent of fluvial corridors, areas where a river is allowed to move freely and display its processes of sedimentation and erosion. This study proposed a procedure for demarcating Taiwan’s fluvial corridors.Four boundaries mapping area of historical channels, area of potential occupation, area prone to deposition, and area prone to inundation are used to determine the extent of fluvial corridors. The corridors can then be subdivided into zones of erosion, deposition, and inundation for management purposes. The Wu River and the Zengwen River were used as examples for determining the extent of fluvial corridors and suggestions were made to improve their floodcontrol measures. The recommended procedure of mapping and subdividing fluvial corridors can be used in flood control planning to allow river adequate space for energy dissipation, minimize cost on flood-control works, while enabling the river to provide its valuable eco-system services.
Key Words: Fluvial corridor, fluvial morphology, river planning
Sinotech Engineering Consultants LTD., Taipei 10570, Taiwan, R.O.C.
* Corresponding Author. E-mail : cwkuo@mail.sinotech.com.tw
Received: 2020/10/22
Revised: 2020/11/13
Accepted: 2021/01/06
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