The book investigates the complex interactions between hydrological processes and geomorphological changes within drainage basins. It presents research from a 1999 conference, focusing on how water flow shapes landforms and how landform characteristics influence water movement. The collection likely explores topics such as erosion, sediment transport, channel evolution, and the impact of various hydrological regimes on basin morphology. The findings aim to advance understanding of these interconnected systems.

This collection of papers from the 1999 Conference on Drainage Basin Dynamics and Morphology likely serves as a valuable resource for researchers and students in hydrology and geomorphology. The focus on the interface between these two fields suggests a synthesis of current knowledge and methodologies at the time of publication. The content is expected to be technical, presenting detailed scientific findings and analytical approaches to understanding landscape evolution driven by water processes.