The term 'fluvial processes' refers to the activities that take place in rivers and streams, and the landforms they create. These processes are driven by the energy and movement of the water. There are two primary categories of landforms formed due to fluvial processes: Erosional Fluvial Landforms and Depositional Fluvial Landforms. The fluvial processes can be further divided into three primary types: erosion, transportation, and deposition.
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