Many post-orogenic settings exhibit a rugged topography, but the underlying mechanisms
driving topographic rejuvenation are poorly understood. For example, the US southern …

River planform features and sinuosity are widely acknowledged as important
geomorphological indices that control the channel hydraulics and stream power which …

Incised valleys that develop due to relative sealevel change are common features of
continental shelves and coastal plains. Assessment of the factors that control the geometry …

Globally the remote sensing and geomorphometric analysis are frequently used for the
assessment of tectonic activity. We used satellite-driven DEM data to analyze regional scale …

This study presents a synthesis of currently available data on the distribution of Cenomanian-
age palaeodrainage systems in the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin, filled by fluvial and …

The Balapur fault (BF) is a high angle thrust fault (reverse), dipping~ 60° NE, with an
established length of~ 40 km striking NW–SE of the Kashmir basin. However, geomorphic …

Abstract Whilst the Congo Basin contains one of the world's largest fluvial systems, little is
known about the basin's geomorphic evolution during the Cenozoic. The basin's drainage …

Identifying active faults in alluvial plains with varying sedimentation rates, erosion, and
extensive anthropogenic modifications is challenging. In tectonically active foreland basins …

The drainage basin of the Kalyani river, a tributary of Gomati river has been mapped and
delineated using Survey of India toposheets (1: 50,000 scale) and remote sensing satellite …

Neotectonic movements have caused differential subsidence in the Lower Rhine
Embayment during the Quaternary. The Late Weichselian and Holocene Rhine-Meuse …