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Type :article
Subject :General Works
Geography. Anthropology. Recreation
ISSN :1944-3994
Main Author :Mohd Khairul Amri Kamarudin
Additional Authors :Mohd Ekhwan Toriman
Noorjima Abd Wahab
Hafizan Juahir
Azizah Endut
Roslan Umar
Muhammad Barzani Gasim
Title :Development of stream classification system on tropical areas with statistical approval in Pahang River Basin, Malaysia
Edition :Vol. 96
Publisher :Desalination Publications
Year of Publication :2017
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Abstract :
Stream classification system identified the characteristic of stream on the basin. Stream behaviors can provide guidance for future problem in this basin. This study discusses on the development of stream classification system on tropical areas with statistical approval based on remote sensing, geographical information system, and river hydrographic survey based on Rosgen classification system. Pahang River Basin is the longest river in Peninsular Malaysia and the main channel to drain off water from the inundated area of Pahang Basin to the South China Sea. The environmental statistical techniques were used to identify the clustering development on the tropical river system using hierarchical agglomerative cluster analysis (HACA), discriminant analysis (DA) and principal component analysis (PCA). The HACA results indicated that the main of Pahang tropical river system is classed into three main clusters namely the upstream reach, middle stream reach and downstream reach. The calibration and validation analyses proved the DA with 100% confident level. The PCA indicates three variables demonstrated significant correlations that are domination slope R2 = 0.796, bankfull width-to-depth ratio R2 = −0868, and sinuosity R2 = 0.557, respectively. Model of stream classification system with future geomorphology process and problem expectations is produced where the first class considered in terrace and valley erosion zone, second class in a low terrace of land near the channels and sediment transports zone, and third class in valley deposition and floodplain zone. The results are important to local authorities as a decision support system using the river clustering model for Pahang River Basin.
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