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- Accumulation fluviatile ; Bassin-versant ; Crue ; Datation ; Dendrochronologie ; Holocène ; Inondation ; Paléohydrologie ; Pologne ; Quaternaire ; Sédimentologie ; Vallée supérieure ; Wisła (1)
- Actuel ; Changement environnemental ; Changement global ; Chronostratigraphie ; Environnement ; Paléo-environnement ; Quaternaire ; Sédimentologie ; Technique de recherche ; Tendance du climat ; Variation spatiale (1)
- Agriculture ; Deforestation ; Holocene ; Landform evolution ; Periglacial features ; Periglacial geomorphology ; Permafrost ; Poland (1)
- Agriculture ; Déboisement ; Evolution du relief ; Géomorphologie périglaciaire ; Holocène ; Pergélisol ; Pologne ; Périglaciaire (1)
- Bassin-versant ; Datation ; Fluviatile ; Holocène ; Lit fluvial ; Palynologie ; Paléogéographie ; Paléogéomorphologie ; Paléohydrologie ; Pologne ; Quaternaire ; Régime hydrologique ; Réseau de drainage ; Wisła (1)
- Bassin-versant ; Evolution de vallée ; Fluviatile ; Glaciaire ; Interglaciaire ; Pologne ; Quaternaire ; Vallée ; Wisła (1)
- Biogeochemistry ; Biomass ; Carbon cycle ; Geochemistry ; Global change ; Holocene ; Pleistocene ; Water cycle (1)
- Biogéochimie ; Biomasse ; Changement global ; Cycle de l'eau ; Cycle du carbone ; Géochimie ; Holocène ; Pléistocène (1)
- Chronostratigraphy ; Climatic trend ; Environment ; Global change ; Palaeo-environment ; Present time ; Quaternary ; Research technique ; Sedimentology ; Spatial variation (1)
- Dating ; Dendrochronology ; Flood ; Fluvial deposit ; Holocene ; Inundation ; Palaeohydrology ; Poland ; Quaternary ; Sedimentology ; Upper valley ; Watershed ; Wisła (1)
- Dating ; Drainage network ; Fluvial processes ; Holocene ; Hydrological regime ; Palaeogeography ; Palaeogeomorphology ; Palaeohydrology ; Palynology ; Poland ; Quaternary ; River bed ; Watershed ; Wisła (1)
- Earth surface processes ; Geomorphogenesis ; Geosystem ; Inherited features ; Mountain (1)
- Evolution du relief ; Géographie physique ; Géomorphogenèse ; Montagne ; Tectonique (1)
- Fluvial processes ; Glacial features ; Interglacial ; Poland ; Quaternary ; Valley ; Valley floor evolution ; Watershed ; Wisła (1)
- Géomorphodynamique ; Géomorphogenèse ; Géosystème ; Héritage géomorphologique ; Montagne (1)
- Physical geography (1)
- Caractères de relief périglaciaire hérités dans le relief actuel de la Pologne (1)
- Continental water cycle and carbon reservoirs and their relationships in the past (1)
- Diversité du relief des montagnes et des hauts plateaux, reconstitution paléogéomorphologique et prévisions (1)
- First stages of relief transformation of the young uplifted mountains (1)
- Frequency of floods during the Holocene in the upper Vistula Basin (1)
- Reconstruction of hydrological changes between 7000 and 3000 BP in the upper and middle Vistula River Basin, Poland (1)
- Reflection of the glacial-intergalcial cycle in the evolution of the Vistula River basin, Poland (1)
- The importance of parallel studies on past and present-day environmental change (1)
- Współczesna rzeźba Polski dziedziczy cechy peryglacjalne (1)
- Złożoność współczesnej rzeźby gór i wyżyn a rekonstrukcje paleogeomorfologiczne i prognoza smian (1)
- in the resistance of bedrock as downcutting continues), the type of movement as well as the location of an uplift block, the resistance of bedrock and the variability of climatic regime cannot also be neglected. The pattern of movements (faulting, folding) controls
- -controlled relief comes into being. (d'après l'A.).
- relief ; 3/ Reconstruction of landscape of past periods ; 4/ How matter in the geosystems being changed by the human intervention. - (DG)
- deposits and landforms these variations are very clear; phases of higher flood frequency are dated 6600-6000, 5500-4750 and 3250-3000 BP. These phases coincide very well with sparse information on landslides, data on high lake levels in the early Subboreal
- , phases of forest-ecosystem transformation and, finally, the reaction of human cultures to these changes. Their rhytmicity correlates well with records from the Alps and the Alpine foreland but poorly with those from Scandinavia. - (DG)
- should take into consideration not only the subsequent rises in temperature, precipitation and carbon storage, but also secondary hydrologic variations, which differ spatially due to climatic zonation as well as to geography, lithology and other factors
- A variety of factors include climatically induced changes of the river runoff and sediment load, glacial advances and rapid variations of the base level, as well as the influence of the tectonic factor. The first-order climatic cycles are reflected
- The parallel study of past and present-day environmental changes helps in the better understanding of the relations between processes, their effects, and the long-term trends to them as well as in the recognition of the relations between various
- Studies of fluvial forms sediments and their dating by 14C and dendrochronological method make possible to distinguish long-term fluctuations in the flood frequency as well as in some cases to distinguish following flood phases which correlate
- that, beside the young glacial relief of northern poland, the periglacial cold phase with permafrost played a substantial role in transforming relief, something that has remained well expressed in sediments and relief up to the present time. - (BJ)