The understanding of geomorphic processes and knowledge of past events are important
tasks for the assessment of natural hazards. Tree rings have on varied occasions proved to …

One of the purposes of dendrogeomorphic studies is to provide long and continuous
reconstructions of mass movements and to detect climate-induced trends in process activity …

Ongoing climate warming has been demonstrated to impact the cryosphere in the Indian
Himalayas, with substantial consequences for the risk of disasters, human well-being, and …

Trees affected by mass movements record the evidence of geomorphic disturbance in the
growth-ring series, and thereby provide a precise geochronological tool for the …

We statistically reconstruct austral summer (winter) surface air temperature fields back to ad
900 (1706) using 22 (20) annually resolved predictors from natural and human archives …

A detailed understanding of how the earth surface is being continuously shaped and why it
looks the way it does are essential prerequisites for an appraisal of geomorphic processes …

Corona Christophe a,⁎, Rovéra Georges b, Lopez Saez Jérôme a, Stoffel Markus c, d,
Perfettini Pascal ea Cemagref UR EMGR, 2 rue de la papeterie, BP 76 F-38402 Saint-Martin …

The sudden and unpredictable occurrence of debris flows poses major problems in many
mountain areas in the world. For a realistic hazard assessment, knowledge of past events is …

The application of the principles of dendrogeomorphology for the dating of high-magnitude
snow avalanches is well established in the natural hazards literature. A variety of …

A regional study of snow avalanche processes was undertaken in the SE Pyrenees.
Dendrogeomorphology was used to date and reconstruct large-scale snow avalanche …