In a changing climate extreme weather events including convective storm rainfalls are
expected to generate an increasing number of floods threatening small catchments. To …

Mineral nutrient cycling between trees and the forest floor is key to forest ecosystem
nutrition. However, in sloping, well-drained landscapes the forest floor experiences …

Hillslope hydrological dynamics, particularly subsurface flow (SSF), are highly variable and
complex. A profound understanding of factors controlling this variability is needed. Therefore …

We examine the feasibility and added value of upscaling point data of soil moisture from a
small-to a mesoscale catchment for the purpose of single-event flood prediction. We test the …

Generalizable process knowledge on hillslope hydrological dynamics is still very poor, yet
indispensable for numerous theoretical and practical applications. To gain insight into the …

Mid-Latitude Slope Deposits (Cover Beds), Second Edition focuses on widespread deposits
and discusses their properties, genesis and age in subdued mountains of Central Europe …

Besides floodplains, hillslopes are basic units that mainly control water movement and flow
pathways within catchments of subdued mountain ranges. The structure of their shallow …

Identifying principles of water movement in the shallow subsurface is crucial for adequate
process-based hydrological models. Hillslopes are the essential interface for water …

Phosphorus (P) is primarily transported in soil through preferential flow pathways (PFP),
which can rapidly move water and matter bypassing large portions of the soil. This study …

Abstract The Ore Mountains were one of the important flood source areas for several heavy
floods over the last years. Reducing damages caused by floods demands sufficient …