Alpine rivers have undergone significant changes over the two last centuries. Human
activities have modified their geometry through engineering measures to gain land for …

Floodplains are unique ecosystems because of their linear form, the sometimes extreme
dynamism of their geomorphology and because they process large fluxes of energy and …

This paper presents the observations made in the watershed of the Upper-Roubion River
(which drains a submediterranean mountainous environment) and in two of its main …

The historical trend of aggradation in stream beds of Europe'; s mountain and piedmont
areas has been reversed since the beginning of the twentieth century to a general tendency …

This study provides a representative example of a river affected by artificial width contraction
and consequent bed incision in a context of sea-level rise. Geomorphological adjustment in …

Lichenometry has been applied to blocks, canyon walls and terrace deposits. A growth
curve, specific to Corsica, was made based on information obtained from tombstones, old …

The development of alternate bars in channelized rivers can be explained theoretically as
an instability of the riverbed when the active channel width to depth ratio exceeds a …

Feedback between hydrogeomorphological processes and riparian plants drives landscape
dynamics and vegetation succession in river corridors. We describe the consequences of …

Alpine gravel‐bed rivers are dynamic systems that have been subjected to many anthropic
alterations in the past centuries. Riparian vegetation development on previously bare …

The present paper utilizes the Google Earth Engine (GEE) cloud computing platform and
hydro-morphological dataset to understand the complex process-form relationships of the …