Meander Statistics Toolbox (MStaT): A toolbox for geometry characterization of bends in large meandering channels
Lucas Dominguez Ruben, Kensuke Naito, Ronald Roger Gutierrez and 2 more
SoftwareX · 2021
doi:10.1016/j.softx.2021.100674 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This contribution presents MStaT, a wavelet-based open-source software developed to provide a detailed characterization of large meandering river morphodynamics. MStaT integrates three independent modules: (i) meandering morphometrics module; (ii) migration module; and (iii) confluence module. MStaT delivers a short and medium-term framework to analyze the river centerline and valley-meandering channel interrelationship at low computational cost. It provides quantitative information on the spatial distribution of the arc-wavelength, migration rates, cutoffs events, and tributary channels influences. Data are presented through a user-friendly graphical user interface that makes the output interpretation easier, and that is freely available to the communities of river morphodynamics scientists and engineers.
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