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  • Cave levels and cave development in the Mitchell Plain following base-level lowering
  • Carbonate rock ; Drainage ; Fault ; Indiana ; Karst ; Karstification ; Piezometric level ; United States
  • The response of two adjacent cave systems to a single phase of valley entrenchment is examined here. The caves developed at different distances from the East Fork of the White River, the principal drainage and control on base level in the central
  • portion of the Mitchell Plain. They display multiple levels and distinct passage morphologies, which, it is argued, illustrate their particular reaction to base-level lowering.
  • Character of headwaters adjustment to base level drop, investigated by digital modeling
  • Base level ; Fluvial hydrology ; Fluvial processes ; Model ; Numerical analysis
  • Analyse numérique ; Fluviatile ; Hydrologie fluviale ; Modèle ; Niveau de base
  • The AA. investigate river profile response to continuous base level drops using a computer model. In the analysis of results, they pay particular attention to indicators of headwaters erosional response to this type of base level change.
  • The declining but non-rejuvenating base level. The Lisan Lake, the Dead Sea area, Israel
  • Cône alluvial ; Domaine aride ; Fluviatile ; Géographie physique ; Géomorphologie climatique ; Israël ; Mer Morte ; Niveau de base ; Terrasse fluviatile
  • The study area is an entrenched fan delta with a sequence of 14 unpaired fan terraces which die out at intersection points within an alluvial fan system. The results suggest that the intersection points did not function as base levels. The receding
  • base level played only a passive role, allowing entrenchment without transmitting a head-cutting feedback basinwards. The arid environment caused a delay in transmission of information through the system. It is suggested that base level effects
  • The role of base-level change in the dissection of alluvial fans : case studies from southeast Spain and Nevada
  • Alluvial cone ; Almería ; Andalusia ; Base level ; Climatic variation ; Comparative study ; Eustatism ; Fluvial processes ; Geomorphometry ; Mountain ; Nevada ; Quaternary ; Spain ; United States of America
  • Almería ; Andalucía ; Cône de déjection ; Espagne ; Etats-Unis ; Etude comparée ; Eustatisme ; Fluviatile ; Géomorphométrie ; Montagne ; Nevada ; Niveau de base ; Quaternaire ; Variation climatique
  • This paper examines the response of dry-region alluvial fans to base-level change. After a brief discussion of tectonically induced base-level change, this paper deals with climatically induced base-level change, and how its effect interact
  • Base level ; Earth surface processes ; Erosion ; Gully erosion ; Longitudinal section ; Model ; Rill wash ; Simulation
  • Erosion ; Géomorphodynamique ; Modèle ; Niveau de base ; Profil longitudinal ; Ravinement ; Ruissellement ; Simulation
  • into stability. Three scenarios were used : gully evolution is controlled by initial topography and texture, when the discharge and base level are constant; discharge is constant and the base level lowers over time; the base level is constant and the discharge
  • Sea levels : resolution and uncertainty
  • Biostratigraphy ; Diatom ; Foraminifera ; Forecast ; Geochemistry ; Holocene ; Pollen ; Remote sensing ; Satellite ; Sea level
  • This report briefly reviews the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) sea-level summary and projections for future change. It then considers the development of high-resolution records of relative sea-level (RSL) change which have the potential
  • to bridge the gap between instrumental data and longer geologically based reconstructions.
  • late Cenozoic landform development in East Africa: the role of near base level planation within the dynamic etchplanation concept
  • Africa ; Base level ; Cenozoic ; Concept ; Eastern Africa ; Fluvial dynamics ; Geomorphogenesis ; Planation ; Rift ; Tectonics ; Vertical movement
  • Afrique ; Afrique de l'Est ; Aplanissement ; Concept ; Cénozoïque ; Dynamique fluviale ; Géomorphogenèse ; Mouvement vertical ; Niveau de base ; Rift ; Tectonique
  • near base level. It is therefore proposed to elaborate the etchplanation concept with fluvial dynamics. Late Cenozoic planation events in East Africa were triggered by a major base level rise due to the combined effects of eustatic sea level rise
  • Fluvial adjustment of the Lower Jordan River to a drop in the Dead Sea level
  • Asia ; Channel geometry ; Dead Sea ; Downcutting ; Israel ; Jordan ; Longitudinal section ; Meander ; River bed ; Sea level ; Southwest Asia ; Stream
  • This paper examines the effects of base level lowering on the channel morphology of the southern end of the Lower Jordan River. The recent chronology and rate of channel changes through the lower reach of the river caused by the lowering of the base
  • level, changes in the longitudinal profile and channel planform, are documented.
  • Adjustment of a drainage network to capture induced base-level change : an example from the Sorbas Basin, SE Spain
  • Almería ; Base level ; Drainage network ; Fluvial capture ; Quaternary ; Spain ; Stream ; Tectonics ; Vertical movement ; Watershed
  • Almería ; Bassin-versant ; Capture fluviale ; Cours d'eau ; Espagne ; Mouvement vertical ; Niveau de base ; Quaternaire ; Réseau de drainage ; Tectonique
  • in the region. Resulting base-level changes in the affected area reached a maximum of ca. 90 m at the point of capture. The complex evolution of the drainage networks since the base-level change will be traced using a combination of evidence from the geological
  • Late Holocene sea-level change on Rota and Guam, Mariana Islands, and its constraint on geophysical predictions
  • C 14 dating ; Geophysics ; Holocene ; Micronesia ; Model ; Quaternary ; Reef ; Sea level ; Vertical movement
  • Holocene emergent reefs and notches are well distributed on Rota and Guam. Relative sea-level changes at these islands are reconstructed based on geomorphological observations and borings on present and emergent reefs, together with 54 radiocarbon
  • dates. Reconstructed late Holocene sea-level change in the Mariana Islands provides constraints on geophysical models of sea-level variations.
  • The water level simulation for crane habitat optimisation in Xianghai Nature Reserve
  • Biogeography ; Bird ; China ; Habitat ; Humid environment ; Jilin ; Lake level ; Nature conservation ; Nature reserve ; Simulation
  • The water level simulation for optimization of crane habitat in Xianghai wetland is based on the grid analysis modular of GIS, so it needs not only topographic information but also the landscape type information. In this paper, the effect on reed
  • distribution scopes and reed area when the water level changes are discussed, as well the threshold value of water level when the reed area is the maximum.
  • Rates of sea level rise for southern New England : a space-time concept
  • An application of trend surface analysis is presented within a spacetime framework to predict the rates of sea-level rise for the southern New England coastal region since 10,000 years B.P. Based on the predicted second order trend surface, 65
  • % of the variance is explained and is significant at the 0,01 level.
  • Bangladesh ; Clay mineral ; Coastal environment ; Geomorphology ; Pedogenesis ; Quaternary ; Sea level ; Soil ; Soil properties ; Stratigraphy ; Thermoluminescence
  • in the development of the soils and landscape. Based on ages and heights above the mean sea level for the 5 terraces recognized in the study area, the overall base-level rise rates are calculated for the mainland (Jaldi anticline). These base level changes represent
  • This study attempts investigations of geomorphology and soils of a part of coastal area of Bangladesh, and to work out the role of different pedogenic processes, neotectonic activities (folding), and Late Quaternary climate/sea-level fluctuations
  • combined effects of eustatic sea level and tectonic uplift due to folding.
  • DEM based examination of pediment levels: a case study in Bükkalja, Hungary
  • of the pediment. Applying different GIS based methods, the height and location of these levels were determined and their area calculated as well. Relationship was established between the location of the upper pediment level and the occurrence of welded ignimbrites
  • Bükkalja is the southern pediment of Bükk Mountains. According to the geographic literature this area is divided into two pediment (geomorphic) levels. Using the methods of quantitative geomorphology, the Bükkalja pilot area was examined
  • in the paper. The main objectives of the investigation were the validation of examinations based on the digital elevation model by the accepted scientific achievements, and the analysis of the role of Miocene welded ignimbrite cuestas in the evolution
  • Coastal slope terracing and relative sea-level changes: deductions based on computer simulations
  • Coastal environment ; Earth surface processes ; Eustatism ; Marine terrace ; Model ; Sea level ; Tectonics ; Vertical movement
  • This paper focuses on the simulation of theoretical cases to determine, in a purely speculative way, what and how many different types of geomorphological effects are produced by a variable sea level, especially in the case of interaction
  • Bed-level adjustments in the Arno River, central Italy
  • Base level ; Carrying capacity ; Channel geometry ; Cross section ; Grain size distribution ; Human impact ; Hydraulic works ; Italy ; Stream
  • Action anthropique ; Aménagement hydraulique ; Arno ; Capacité de charge ; Cours d'eau ; Granulométrie ; Géométrie hydraulique ; Italie ; Niveau de base ; Profil transversal
  • This bed-level adjustment analysis identified the existence of 2 main phases of lowering : the first, triggered at the end of the past century; the second, triggered in the interval 1945-1960 and characterized by more intense degradation
  • Lake Michigan beach-ridge and dune development, lake level, and variability in regional water balance
  • Aerial photography ; C 14 dating ; Dune ; Holocene ; Lake ; Lake level ; Michigan ; Palaeoclimatology ; Quaternary ; United States of America ; Water balance
  • , and finally provides an interpretation of lake-level and regional climate history based on dune morphology and the radiocarbon chronology of ridge formation.
  • This paper reports the results of AMS radiocarbon dates of plant macrofossils associated with dune formation and growth, determines the historical relationships among beach-ridge formation, lake-level fluctuation, and regional climatic variation
  • Reconstruction of Holocene precipitation patterns in Europe using pollen and lake-level data
  • Europe ; Holocene ; Lake level ; Model ; Palaeoclimatology ; Palaeogeography ; Palynology ; Precipitation ; Quaternary
  • Lake-level data can be used to refine paleoclimate reconstructions based on pollen data. This approach is illustrated for the European Holocene. Reconstructions of temperature and precipitation are presented here for 9000, 6000, and 3000 yr B.P
  • . The maps demonstrate that a substantial improvement in quantitative palaeoclimate estimation can be achieved by using pollen and lake-level data in combination.
  • Implications of the radiocarbon timescale for ice-sheet chronology and sea-level change
  • C14 dating ; Deglaciation ; Geochronology ; Glaciation ; Global change ; Ice sheet;Ice cap;Inlandsis ; Isostasy ; Model ; Palaeo-environment ; Quaternary ; Sea level
  • A new extended radiocarbon calibration curve has allowed a reexamination of relative sea-level data based on pre-Holocene dates. At sites locates far from any Late Pleistocene ice sheet, the effect of employing this new calibration curve
  • is that the calibrated data now agnee with the corresponding relative sea-level curve predicted by the ICE-3G deglaciation model.
  • Global sea level stratigraphy: an appraisal
  • Available paleosea level traces continue to depend on deep-sea stratigraphy for confirmation rather than the reverse. Inferred initial sea levels, based on uplift assumptions or SO determinations on coral and mollusca, show considerable divergence
  • but broadly agree that sea levels assigned to isotope stages 5a and 5c were lower than today. Systematic studies should be expanded in environments that allow lithostratigraphic resolution of interdigitated marine and continental sediments, meticulously