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1 S U M M A R Y In-stream flow control structures have been promoted as an alternative to traditional engineering methods employed for protecting rivers and streams against erosion and scour, thus stabilizing them against lateral migration. These structures work in a fundamentally different way that provides a more sustainable solution to the problem of bank erosion.
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