Landslide-induced changes of vessel shape in Betula pendula Roth. – A preliminary study
Acta Universitatis Carolinae Geographica, 2013 Investigation of relationship between vessel structures and exogenous geomorphic processes like landslides, rockfalls, debris flows as well as snow avalanches are common in present dendrogeomorphology.
Jan Tumajer, Jan Burda
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Reconstruction and actual trends of landslide activities in Bruust–Haltiwald, Horw, canton of Lucerne, Switzerland [PDF]
Geographica Helvetica, 2019 A spatiotemporal reconstruction of slope movements on the edge of Lake Lucerne near the municipality of Horw, canton of Lucerne, is presented. The reconstruction was realized by analyzing growth reactions of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) and fir (Abies alba
P. Burkhalter +3 more
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Advances in flash flood research based on dendrogeomorpholog
Journal of Geography and Cartography, 2021 Flash flood is one of the major natural hazards in China. It seriously threatens the lives of people and property in mountainous areas. Various methods have been developed for flash flood study, but most of them focused on the past few decades. As one of the effective methods of historical flash flood events reconstruction, dendrogeomorphology has been
Jiazhi Qie, Yong Qie
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Tree-ring analysis in natural hazards research ? an overview [PDF]
, 2008 International audienceThe understanding of geomorphic processes and knowledge of past events are important tasks for the assessment of natural hazards. Tree rings have on varied occasions proved to be a reliable tool for the acquisition of data on past ...
Bollschweiler, M., Stoffel, M.
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Dynamics of gully side erosion: a case study using tree roots exposure data
Open Geosciences, 2016 Erosion is a frequently studied natural process. Unfortunately, detailed analysis mostly requires longterm field monitoring or detailed digital elevation models (DEM) which are still absent for many areas.
Šilhán Karel +2 more
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Streambank and floodplain geomorphic change and contribution to watershed material budgets
Environmental Research Letters, 2022 Stream geomorphic change is highly spatially variable but critical to landform evolution, human infrastructure, habitat, and watershed pollutant transport.
G B Noe +7 more
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A Multi-Faceted Debris-Flood Hazard Assessment for Cougar Creek, Alberta, Canada
Hydrology, 2017 A destructive debris flood occurred between 19 and 21 June 2013 on Cougar Creek, located in Canmore, Alberta. Cougar Creek fan is likely the most densely developed alluvial fan in Canada.
Matthias Jakob +4 more
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Implications of spatial distribution of rockfall reconstructed by dendrogeomorphological methods [PDF]
Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences, 2013 Abstract. Rockfall is a dangerous geomorphological process. The prediction of potentially threatened areas requires thorough reconstruction of spatial rockfall activity. Dendrogeomorphic methods allow precise determination of both temporal and spatial occurrences of rockfall without the necessity of long-term monitoring.
K. Šilhán, T. Pánek, J. Hradecký
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Acta Universitatis Carolinae Geographica, 2016 This article utilizes dendrogeomorphology to investigate the spatial and temporal variation of mass movement dynamics on south-eastfacing slopes of the Krušné Hory Mountains, an area affected by open-pit mining.
Jan Burda
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Recent debris flows in the Portainé catchment (Eastern Pyrenees, Spain): analysis of monitoring and field data focussing on the 2015 event [PDF]
, 2017 The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10346-017-0832-9During the night of the 21 August 2015, a debris flow took place in one of the presently most active ravines of the Pyrenees, the Portainé torrent (Eastern ...
Genova, Mar +6 more
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