Abstract
This paper presents a geomorphologic analysis of the Timiş riverbed in Romania. The analysis was based on data from own observations in the field, within the project called “Protection measurements of Timiş River - Step II” Contract 411/90964/30.12.2010/07 by the University “Lucian Blaga” of Sibiu, Faculty of Sciences - Research Center of Applied Ecology, from June to December 2011.
Minor riverbed configuration and morphometry, the size of the material from the riverbed, and the forms of erosion and accumulation have been considered. This paper highlights the riverbed morphology in the different sectors (mountain, depression and plain), identifies the dominant fluvial processes and key features in the evolution of the Timiş riverbed, and also establishes links between morphology, size of fluvial deposits and natural and anthropogenic control factors.