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  • Geomorphological evidence of neotectonic activity in NW-Croatia
  • Geomorphology and changing environments in Central Europe
  • Canyon ; Croatia ; Drainage network ; Fault ; Geomorphometry ; Neotectonics ; Quaternary ; Shear stress ; Structural geomorphology ; Vertical movement
  • movements in the origin of geological and geomorphological features. Various types of structures have been selected for study and recognised as particular types of morphostructure. Examples of relief properties suggest a relationship between orography
  • 1997
  • A general geomorphological map of Romania on the scale of 1:25,000, Zlatna sheet
  • Anthropogenic erosion ; Cartography ; Fluvial processes ; Fluvial terrace ; Geological structure ; Geomorphological mapping ; Human impact ; Romania ; Tectonics ; Volcanism
  • The general geomorphological map on the scale of 1:25,000, the Zlatna sheet, marks out 3 large relief groups, namely, denudational, fluviatile and anthropic. It contains an explanatory text, 2 auxiliary profiles (scale 1:50,000), namely a map
  • of relief units, a morphostructural map, as well as 2 geomorphological cross-sections (scale 1:25,000) revealing both the landforms and the geological structure, i.e. rock compositions and strata inclination.
  • 1997
  • Large woody debris and river geomorphological pattern : examples from S.E. France and S. England
  • This paper contributes to the evaluation of the geomorphological significance of large woody debris, LWD, in European rivers. It provides a context for this evaluation through an analysis of the international literature on LWD. It then presents
  • an analysis based upon semi-natural hydrosystems in S.E. France and S. England of different geomorphological pattern or type. Finally, some recomendations for management based upon geomorphological river types are presented.
  • 1997
  • Late Holocene sedimentation rates and geomorphological significance of the Ncamasere Valley, Okavango delta, Botswana
  • The paper presents the preliminary results of geomorphological and sedimentological investigations in the Ncamasere Valley, a seasonally back-flooded tributary of the Okavango River. Studies of organic horizons within cores indicate the differences
  • 1997
  • Climate ; Climatic geomorphology ; Drainage network ; Malta ; Mediterranean area ; Slope deposit ; Valley
  • With such a limited area and range of rock type, Malta cannot provide anything approaching a representative sample of the landforms which occur in the Mediterranean Basin. However, few geomorphological features can be considered unique
  • landform and is the predominant feature in maltese geomorphology.
  • 1997
  • Geomorphological impacts of urbanization : example of Komló, S-Transdanubia, Hungary
  • Geomorphology and changing environments in Central Europe
  • Drainage ; Environmental conservation ; Geomorphology ; Gully erosion ; Hungary ; Landslide ; Mass movement ; Natural hazards ; Pollution ; Transdanubia ; Urbanization
  • 1997
  • Multi-phase geomorphological evolution of the Keszthely Mountains (SW-Transdanubia) and karstic recharge of the Hévíz lake
  • Geomorphology and changing environments in Central Europe
  • in the hydrogeological system of the Hévíz lake. The paleogeographical reconstruction was based on large-scale geological models. A special attention was paid to the geomorphological control on sedimentation and karstification. The consequences of differential erosion
  • 1997
  • The structure and geomorphology of the Dashgil mud volcano, Azerbaijan
  • The large-scale and small-scale structure and geomorphology of the active Dashgil mud volcano in central Azerbaijan, have been studied. Through historical records it is known that this mud volcano has major eruptions every 6-32 years. The activity
  • of the mud volcano and the processes responsible for the observed Dashgil geomorphology are discussed. The natural contribution of atmospheric greenhouse gases from the world's mud volcanoes is highly significant.
  • 1997
  • Geomorphology and sedimentary record of three cuspate forelands as indicators of Late Holocene relative sea-level changes, Disko, West Greenland
  • C 14 dating ; Coastal geomorphology ; Core sampling ; Glacial isostasy ; Grain size distribution ; Greenland ; Holocene ; Intertidal zone ; Lagoon ; Quaternary ; Salt marsh ; Sea level ; Stratigraphy ; Vertical movement
  • The purpose of this investigation is to reconstruct the trend of the early-middle Holocene emergence of western Disko and to point out possible transgression phases during late Holocene. The geomorphology of 3 cuspate forelands at Saqqarliit
  • 1997
  • Bohemia ; Czech Republic ; Drainage network ; Environmental conservation ; Geomorphology ; Mountain ; Nature conservation ; Protected area
  • The geologic and biologic diversity, multiphase tectonics and special geomorphologic phenomena formed the Protected Landscape Region Železné hory (Ferrons Mts.). Changes of river and valley network, attractive local relief and geoenvironmental
  • 1997
  • Dating of geomorphological processes using dendrogeomorphological methods
  • 1997
  • Automated mapping ; Coastal environment ; Computing ; Digitization ; England ; Geographical information system ; Geomorphological mapping ; Norfolk ; Photogrammetry ; Salt marsh ; Software ; United Kingdom
  • This paper presents an up-to-date digital map of a classic British coastal landform, Blakeney Point in north Norfolk, and argues for the wider use of readily available, PC-based graphics software in geomorphological cartography.
  • 1997
  • Soils and climatic geomorphology on the Karnataka Plateau, peninsular India
  • of the Karnataka Plateau. In the light of these interpretations, some tenets of climatic and general geomorphology in the Tropics, which have become engrained in the literature, are revisited.
  • 1997
  • Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Coastal protection ; England ; Estuary ; Geomorphology ; Human impact ; Impact ; Sedimentology ; Spit ; Tide ; United Kingdom ; Wave ; Weather type
  • the sedimentology and geomorphology of the spit and of the tidal flat behind it (Spurn Bight), and assesses the effects of coastal defences on the nearshore dynamics. The geomorphology and sedimentology of the beaches and the tidal flat were studied to assess
  • 1997
  • Geomorphology and changing environments in Central Europe
  • Aeolian deflation ; Carpathian Mountains ; Cenozoic ; Cretaceous ; Fluvial erosion ; Geomorphic cycle ; Geomorphology ; Glacis ; Hungary ; Palaeoclimate ; Palaeogeography ; Pediment ; Peneplain ; Periglacial features ; Quaternary ; Vertical movement
  • Through the interpretation of sedimentological, geomorphological, paleoclimatic and tectonic information the geomorphic evolution of the Transdanubian Mountains from the Cretaceous to the Quaternary is presented. Several sedimentary cycles occurred
  • 1997
  • The influence of geomorphologic heritage on present nival erosion : Peñalara, Spain
  • it accumulates over sedimentary or weathered materials, therefore geomorphological heritage is a key factor in nival erosion. To test this hypothesis, the AA. identified the landforms in the study area and determined their relative ages by weathering
  • 1997
  • Recent aeolian origin of surficial gypsum crusts in southern Tunisia : geomorphological, archaeological and remote sensing evidence
  • This paper provides new evidence on both the mode of formation and the age of surficial gypsum crusts by studying archaeological, remote sensing and geomorphological evidence from surficial gypsum deposits in the Chott Fedjaj basin and northern part
  • 1997
  • The influence of a large anthropogenic sediment source on the fluvial geomorphology of the Knabeåna-Kvina rivers, Norway
  • This study describes the fluvial geomorphology along the Knabeåna-kvina rivers downstream of the Knaben Molybdenum Mines, Southern Norway. Special attention is paid to the changes caused by introduction of tailings with elevated molybdenum
  • 1997
  • Biogeography ; Europe ; Folkculture ; Geomorphology ; History of geography ; Man-environment relations ; Netherlands (The) ; North America ; Sweden
  • of observation used by Linnaeus and his traveling students was clearly within the man-land tradition of geography, and it significantly advanced knowledge not only of plant classification, but also of agriculture, minerals, geology, geomorphology and folk culture
  • 1997
  • The geomorphology, characteristics, and origin of the freshwater marl sediments in the Great Limestone Valley, Maryland, USA
  • 1997