Abstract Development of the rift-type North Croatian Basin located in the south-western
Neogene Pannonian Basin System and belonging to the Central Paratethys realm, was …

A hypsometric integral (HI) is a topographical index with important geomorphological
meaning. It can both describe the development state of the watershed and reflect the …

Sediment management is of prior concern in the Danube Basin for provision of economic
and environmental services. This study aimed at assessing current (1995–2009) sediment …

Abstract The Tatra Mountains (Tatra Mts.) are the highest and most glacially reshaped
mountain massif in the Carpathians. Previous studies suggested the tectonic uplift of this …

Drainage divides play significant roles in shaping landscapes. Nevertheless, they are not
static through space and time. Previous numerical models have demonstrated divide …

The quantitative and qualitative analysis of the basin is fundamental to understand the
structural and hydrological control of the basin. In the present study morphometric and …

Morphometric properties of drainage basins, expressed as indices related to their shapes,
altitude variability, river networks and stream profiles, are frequently used as proxy …

Himalayan river basins are exposed to continuous erosion and deformational processes.
The main goal of this paper is to characterize the tectonic activity, as it acts as a controlling …

The Abu-Dabbab area, located in the central part of the Egyptian Eastern Desert, is an active
seismic region where micro-earthquakes (≈ ML< 2.0) are recorded regularly. Earthquake …

We explore the structural and geomorphological evidence for recent tectonic activity in the
Serranía de San Lucas (San Lucas Range, SLR), the northern segment of the Central …