Abstract Climate, geology, geomorphology, soil, vegetation, geomorphology, hydrology, and
human impact affect river–floodplain systems, especially their sediment load and channel …

To expand the knowledge base on natural infrastructure for erosion mitigation in the Andes,
it is necessary to move beyond case by case empirical studies to comprehensive …

Modeling multivariate cross-correlated random fields plays an important role in reliability
analysis of geotechnical systems. The cross-correlation among random fields is commonly …

Concern with the human impact in Geomorphology has a long history. What is new is that
since 1969 a number of developments have taken place that have led to an increasing …

Global perspectives on the complexities of environmental change impacts associated with
past and present human activity are needed for the food and water security challenges of the …

Madagascar is known for its high erosion rates in the central highlands, yet the role of
human disturbance versus natural processes is not well understood and is a topic of …

As part of the Changing the Face of the Mediterranean Project, we consider how human
pressure and concomitant erosion has affected a range of Mediterranean landscapes …

Large scale anthropogenic relief changes result in a non-equilibrium landscape and such
landscapes are prone to catastrophic erosion events during river floods. An example is the …

Floodplains are one of the most complex sedimentary environments used for the
reconstruction of human impacts on fluvial deposition and catchment pollution. Studies of …

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