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Since the end of the Little Ice Age (LIA, ~1830), the accelerated glaciers’ shrinkage along mid-latitude high mountain areas promoted a quick readjustment of geomorphological processes with the onset of the paraglacial dynamic, making proglacial areas ...
Roberto Sergio Azzoni +2 more
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Quantifying Debris Flood Deposits in an Alaskan Fjord Using Multitemporal Digital Elevation Models [PDF]
Six DEMs over a 10-year period were used to estimate flood-related sedimentation in the Japanese Creek drainage located in Seward, Alaska. We analyze two existing LiDAR DEMs and one GNSS-derived DEM along with three additional DEMs that we generated ...
Matthew Balazs +2 more
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Modelling the dynamics of a large rock landslide in the Dolomites (eastern Italian Alps) using multi-temporal DEMs [PDF]
Latest advances in topographic data acquisition techniques have greatly enhanced the possibility to analyse landscapes in order to understand the processes that shaped them.
Ricarda Gatter +3 more
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Estimating surface elevation changes in mangrove forests requires a technique to filter the mangrove canopy and quantify the changes underneath. Hence, this study estimates surface elevation changes underneath the mangrove canopy through vegetation ...
Norhafizi Mohamad +3 more
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South Manitou Island, part of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in northern Lake Michigan, is a post-glacial lacustrine landscape with substantial geomorphic changes including landslides, shoreline and bluff retreat, and sand dune movement.
Jessica D. DeWitt, Francis X. Ashland
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Use of High-Resolution Multi-Temporal DEM Data for Landslide Detection
Landslides in urban areas have been relatively well-documented in landslide inventories despite issues in accuracy and completeness, e.g., the absence of small landslides.
Behnam Azmoon, Aynaz Biniyaz, Zhen Liu
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DEM-based topographic change detection considering the spatial distribution of errors
Digital Elevation Model (DEM) errors tend to be spatially correlated, inevitably affecting DEM-based topographic change detection. Traditional topographic change detection methods often ignore the spatial distribution of the DEM error. This paper aims to
Yufeng He +6 more
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Addressing the problem that traditional methods cannot reliably monitor surface subsidence in coal mining, a novel method has been developed for monitoring subsidence in mining areas using time series unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) photogrammetry in ...
Jibo Liu +4 more
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Using ALS LiDAR DEM, we study the geomorphology and geoecology of fluvial islands in the channel of braided river, which was affected by summer drought.
Grzegorz Wierzbicki +5 more
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Long-term and high-intensity coal mining has led to the increasingly serious surface subsidence and environmental problems. Surface subsidence monitoring plays an important role in protecting the ecological environment of the mining area and the ...
Xiaoyu Liu +3 more
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