Probing deep weathering in the Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory, Pennsylvania (USA) : the hypothesis of nested chemical reaction fronts in the subsurface
To determine such depths, cuttings of Rose Hill shale were investigated from one borehole from the ridge and four boreholes from the valley at the Susquehanna Shale Hills Observatory (SSHO). It is shown that carbonate depletion coincides
Estimation of flow rate calculation errors on the example of five rapid response catchments in the Mecsek Hills
. To measure and observe runoff-affecting environmental factors AA. have calculated characteristic flow values (CFV) with five empirical equations for five selected watersheds in the Mecsek Hills, SW Hungary. - (AM)
This study assessed how different hill slope positions under uniform management practice within a Khasi mandarin orchard (Citrus reticulata Blanco) influence biological pools of carbon (C), nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P), and soil quality
. The orchard soils (0 to 15 and 15 to 30 cm depths) of summit, shoulder and backslope hill slopes were analysed during post-monsoon (October–November) at fruit ripening and post-winter (March–April) at flower initiation. Principal component analysis revealed
that hill slope position and soil moisture had significant influence on variability of soil biological pools. Sizes of biological pools were significantly higher in post-monsoon than post-winter. It is highlighted that hill slope position and soil moisture
From mass-wasting to slope stabilization – putting constrains on a tectonically induced transition in slope erosion mode : a case study in the Judea Hills, Israel
Calcrete-coated remnants of landslide debris and alluvial deposits are exposed along the hillslopes of the Soreq drainage, Judea Hills, Israel. These remnants indicate that a transition from landslide-dominated terrain to dissolution-controlled
The loess region of the Central Saxon Hill Country is characterized by a relief of gently rolling hills, whose most distinctive landscape elements are well-defined shallow valleys, called dells. The aim of this research is to gather morphodynamic
rivers – characterised by high and particularly valuable ecological conditions ; (3) the Suwałki and Augustów lakelands with numerous glacial lakes and moraine hills ; (4) the area located along the eastern state boundary, poorly settled and intensively
on selected soil properties at larger spatial scales and over longer time periods. Research was conducted within an area of pastoral soft-rock Tertiary hill country in the North Island of New Zealand. Integrating landslide densities with soil recovery data