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DOI: Analysis Of Natural Field Research In The Assessment Of Processes In The Foothills
A.M.Arifjanov , Dsc, Professor, Tashkent Institute Of Irrigation And Agricultural Mechanization Engineers, Tashkent, Uzbekistan Z.Ibragimova , Assistant, Tashkent Institute Of Irrigation And Agricultural Mechanization Engineers, Tashkent, Uzbekistan .G’.Axmedov , Phd, Docent, Namangan Engineering And Construction Institute, Namangan, UzbekistanAbstract
This article analyzes the factors influencing the occurrence of the deformation process in the channels based on the information obtained in the natural field conditions. The processes taking place in the Sokhsay river basin in the Sokh river basin were analyzed. During the research: The morphometry, flow rate and turbidity of the Sokhsay river were studied.
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Bank, deformation
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