1) _ UNIVERSITATEA “AL. I. CUZA” IASI
FACULTATEA DE GEOGRAFIE $I GEOLOGIE
DEPARTAMENTUL DE GEOGRAFIE
LUCRARILE SEMINARULUI
GEOGRAFIC
NR. 36
IASI 2013jan Academy
CONTENTS
Psihical Geography
ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MEDICAGINI-FESTUCETUM
VALESIACE WAGNER 41 ASSOCIATION PRESENT ON THE ROMANIAN
Angela Lupaseu $
HYDROLOGICAL FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT FOR CEATALCHIOL
LOCALITY, DANUBE DELTA
Marian Mierid, Gheorghe Romanescu n
LAND DEGRADATION WITHIN THE POJORATA CATCHMENT (TUTOVA
ROLLING HILLS)
Bogdan Padurariu, Ion Joni 23
OBSERVATIONS ON NAVODARI FLOOD PRODUCED IN THE CITY AND
TOWNS NEARBY IN THE PERIOD 1994 ~ 2004
Daniela-Mirela Plesoianu, Marius Lungst 37
ANALYSIS OF SNOW-DRIFTING VULNERABILITY. APPLICATION TO
BOTOSANI COUNTY
Lucian Sficé, Adrian Andrei, Florentina Barcicianu, Stefana Cojocaru, Andrei Enea,
Oana-Elena Hapciue, Marina losub, Pavel Ichim 43
STRUCTURAL BIOENGINEERING TECHNIQUES FOR RIVERBANK
EROSION CONTROL,
Costel Boariu 58
‘THE INFLUENCE OF THE NUTRIENTS AND THE SOIL pH ON CADMIUM
AND ZINC UPTAKE BY THE BRASSICA NAPUS
o's Paula Cojocaru 65
MAXIMUM FLOW VARIABILITY AND FLOODS CHARACTERISTICS IN
‘THE CENTRAL AND NORTH DOBROGEA
Camelia-Eliza Telteu, Florentina-luliana Stan, Emilia Branescu, Aurelia Berghezan 73
Human Geography
SOCIAL DISPARITIES IN RURAL AREAS IN BOTOSANI
‘Maria-Simona Cuciureanu 85
‘THE EUROPEAN FUNDS ABSORPTION FOR TRANSPORT
INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS OF RURAL SPACE IN MOLDOVA
Alina-Mirela Marcu 93
ee rE IIILUCRARILE SEMINARULUI GEOGR FIC “DIMITRIE CANTEMIR™ NR. 36. 2013
STRUCTURAL BIOENGINEERING TECHNIQUES FOR RIVERBANK
EROSION CONTROL
Costel Boariu!
Abstract, Streambunk protections are precautions taken against the erosion of both water How
sixl moving ice, The use of Various structures and the subsequent development of vegetation emphasize
he strong suits of both parls ~ the strength of the structure (limited in time) and the feibiity of the
‘cectation (long lasting). In order for this system to work, it is necessary that the arificial structure
solds long enough for the vegetation to take up the main role. This material describes the minimum
‘onditions that need to be attained for the development of crib walls associated with vegetation for the
“roleetion of mountain streambanks.
Keywords: sireambank soil bioengineering, erib wall, forming discharge, bankfull discharge
1. Introduction
The term “Streambank Soil Bioengineering” has been used to refer to a large number
of techniques. There are many definitions of Streambank Soil Bioengincering in the
specialized literature but all of them basically define the category by the material that is used
sn the techniques. The definition of Streambank Soil Bioengincering that is used in the
recently released NEH 654 (USDA. 2007) is as follows: Streambank soil bioengineering is
iefined as the use of living and nonliving plant materials in combination with natural and