Interdisciplinary analysis of bank erosion and formation of river meanders: insights into the dynamics of non-inertial reference frames and implications for river management

Erosion corresponds to the process of fragmentation, transportation, and deposition soil and/or rock fragments. It is main exogenous factor responsible for alteration earth’s surface, resulting in various geomorphological formations, many which have significant economic interest due their beauty. In this paper, we aim discuss, from an interdisciplinary perspective, general specific elements that contribute erosion river banks formation meanders. We present qualitative quantitative arguments suggest Coriolis force, a non-inertial may play fundamental role understanding these phenomena. addition, detailed discussion physics reference frame Earth (non-inertial) carried out.