4. NERISSA-YARMILLA MOSCOTE
Information acquired: 2025
NERISSA-YARMILLA MOSCOTE is an academic who published a paper in 2002 entitled A visual model for predicting stream response of alluvial gravel-bed rivers. NERISSA-YARMILLA MOSCOTE published this work as part of a team: Moscote, Nerissa Yarmilla. Here is a description of this work: In this thesis, a visual optimization model, RiverMod, has been developed to predict the channel geometry of alluvial gravel-bed rivers. The model is an extension of a previous model developed by Millar and Quick (1993b). The model is based on equilibrium theory, and also includes a bank stability analysis. The adjustment of the dependent variables of a river reach is quantified according to changes incurred by the independent variables. The primary dependent variables are channel width, depth and slope, and the primary independent variables are the discharge, flow resistance parameters, sediment size distribution and bank stability parameters. RiverMod, written in Visual Basic, provides a user interface that promotes clear and simple model usage for multiple runs with different sediment transport and flow resistance equations. The theor.