Growing empirical evidence shows that many geomorphic systems are in transient state or
out of equilibrium with respect to the external driving forces. The transient state is often …

The Anthropocene is proposed as a new interval of geological time in which human
influence on Earth and its geological record dominates over natural processes. A major …

Fluvial archives, in particular, late glacial to Holocene floodplain records may provide
valuable information regarding past environmental conditions and stages of landscape …

Multi-temporal GIS analysis of topographic maps and aerial photographs along with
topographic and geomorphological surveys are used to assess evolutionary trends and key …

Water resources in river systems have been changing under the impact of both climate
variability and human activities. Assessing the respective impact on decadal streamflow …

The increasing extent of human activities and climate change may have notable effects on
river systems; therefore, a comprehensive knowledge of these effects is essential to mitigate …

Erosion processes can be exacerbated when inappropriate soil conservation practices are
implemented. In Brazil, very few measurements are available to quantify the impact of …

Assessing the respective impacts of land use change and climate change on decadal
streamflow variation is important for water resources management. By using:(i) a simple eco …

Rivers are central to debate about the Anthropocene because many human activities from
antiquity focused on channels and floodplains. A literature compilation for the onset of …

Humans have greatly impacted the processes and intensities of erosion, sediment transport
and storage since the introduction of agriculture. In many regions around the world …