Drainage basin-scale morphometric analysis and morphological evidence of tectonics
represent helpful tools to evaluate and investigate morphoneotectonic processes in …

The dynamic behavior of the basins evaluated by their morphometric parameters
establishes a relationship with the endogenous and exogenous factors of the earth that …

Satellites are launched frequently to monitor the Earth's dynamic surface processes. For
example, the Landsat legacy has thrived for the past 50 years, spanning almost the entire …

Morphometry is an important method for understanding geomorphic processes, such as
drainage development, impact of tectonics on the landscape, differential erosion, and …

An updated and complete landslide inventory is the starting point for an appropriate hazard
assessment. This paper presents an improvement for landslide mapping by integrating data …

Field work on the search and characterization of ground effects of a historical earthquake (ie,
the Cagli earthquake in 1781) was carried out using terrestrial and aerial digital tools. The …

Abstract The Iraqi Kurdistan Region's landscapes are the product of a complex merging of
the effects of the collision between the Arabian and Eurasian plates and various geomorphic …

Cirques are typical erosional landforms of glaciers and have been used as bases for
paleoclimate and paleoenvironment reconstruction and for understanding the interactions …

New detrital apatite and zircon fission-track thermochronology ages were determined in four
rivers (Onzaga, Los Micos, Mogoticos, and Chaguacá) located along the southern …

Characterizing neotectonic activity along mountain fronts in active orogens is the key to
better understanding trajectories of landscape evolution, climatic‐tectonic couplings and …