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Laboratory and Field Protocol for Estimating Sheet Erosion Rates from Dendrogeomorphology.

Journal of Visualized Experiments, 2019
Sheet erosion is among the crucial drivers of soil degradation. Erosion is controlled by environmental factors and human activities, which often lead to severe environmental impacts.
J. Bodoque, J. A. Ballesteros-Cánovas, J. M. Rubiales, M. Stoffel   +3 more
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Dendrogeomorphology of landslides: principles, results and perspectives

Landslides, 2020
Landslides are dangerous and destructive geomorphic processes that cause annual damage to human infrastructure or even loss of life. As recovery is very costly, knowledge of past landslide activities, a detailed analysis of triggers and prediction of future landslide development are important.
K. Šilhán
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Understanding hydrometeorological triggers of natural hazards through dendrogeomorphology: Methods, limitations, and challenges

Earth-Science Reviews, 2023
R. Tichavský
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Global trends in dendrogeomorphology: A bibliometric assessment of research outputs

CATENA, 2022
R. C. Bovi, J. Romanelli, Bianca Ferraz Caneppele, M. Cooper   +3 more
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MULTITEMPORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A SLOPE CHARACTERIZED BY DENUDATION PROCESSES IN THE UPPER ORCIA VALLEY (SOUTHERN TUSCANY, ITALY) BY MEANS OF DENDROGEOMORPHOLOGY AND GEOMORPHOLOGY MONITORING TECHNIQUES

, 2015
I. Bollati, F. Vergari, M. Monte, M. Pelfini   +3 more
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Dendrogeomorphology

Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, 1980
John F. Shroder
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John F. Shroder, Jr.’s 1978 and 1980 papers on dendrogeomorphology

Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, 2013
Alestalo (1971) first outlined the basic principles of dendrogeomorphology. Basically geomorphic and geologic processes affect trees in a variety of ways that can be determined and dated through tree-ring analysis. Geomorphic stress can induce growth anomalies as suppression and release (sudden growth decrease or increase) (Shroder 1978; Shroder 1980).
D. Butler, M. Stoffel
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Heterogeneity of complex landslides from the perspective of dendrogeomorphology

Geomorphology
Karel Šilhán
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DENDROGEOMORPHOLOGY

, 2014

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Dendrogeomorphology: research requirements

Dendrochronologia, 2002
Summary Future progress in dendrogeomorphology is considered to depend primarily on the extension of the network of millennia-long chronologies, which can be used to date geomorphic and geologic phenomena. The equal temporal accuracy of these dates and dendroclimatic reconstructions permits their combination in detailed, high-resolution descriptions ...
O. Solomina
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