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Résultats de la recherche (4 résultats)

Dendrogeomorphology in badlands : Methods, case studies and prospects

developed to estimate erosion rates with exposed roots; (b) shows new advances through case studies; and finally, (c) discusses future lines of research to reduce methodological uncertainties and for making dendrogeomorphology more widely applicable.

Clay mineralogy as a crucial factor in badland hillslope processes

if the material is smectite-rich or smectite-poor can help in prediction of processes and the erosion rates. Precipitation characteristics will determine the rate of weathering on smectite-rich surfaces. Smectite-poor materials appear to be more resistant

Thirty years of studies on badlands, from physical to vegetational approaches. A succinct review

drivers. More attention should be paid in the future to investigating the evolution of these landforms over time, mostly through modelling studies. Although some badland areas determine on- and off-site environmental issues, others are spots of landscape

The recurring cycles of biancana badlands : Erosion, vegetation and human impact

to find possible solutions and ways forward to render the preservation of the biancana landscape and its biodiversity more efficient.