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  • Application of modern geomorphological methods in theory and practice: case study of the Bohemian Highlands (Czech Republic)
  • Czech Republic ; Geographical information system ; Geomorphological mapping ; Geomorphology ; Human impact ; Mass movement ; Methodology ; Mountain ; Soil erosion ; Structural geomorphology
  • This paper deals with an application of geomorphological methods such as morphostructural analysis, detailed geomorphological mapping and computer analysis in the Geographical Information System ARC/INFO, in the field and discusses their application
  • at the building trade, ecology, etc. The A. applied them to geomorphological research in the northeastern part of the Hercynian Bohemian Highlands.
  • 1995
  • Soil erosion in developing countries: where geomorphology fears to tread!
  • Experimental geomorphology and landscape ecosystem changes (proceedings memorial symposium Prof. Jan De Ploey)
  • Applied geomorphology ; Concept ; Developing countries ; Forecast ; Model ; Rill wash ; Soil erosion
  • Geomorphology claims an expertise in the study of soil erosion and the development of conservation solutions. As applied scientists, geomorphologists could assist their cause greatly by providing quality information on erosion process rates
  • and their impact in a timely and applicable way. Descrpitive and predictive models hold scope for extending geomorphological information beyond empirical confines. Examples throughout the paper are drawn from projects in South Asia, South America and southern
  • 1995
  • A study on fluvial dynamic geomorphology and its experiment and simulation
  • As a branch of geomorphology, the fluvial dynamic geomorphology is a marginal science among fluid dynamics, sediment mechanics and fluvial geomorphology. With physical modelling by similarity based on Newtonian mechanics, and principle of the same
  • effect but different structure based on systematic theory, it is possible to study properties, formation and processes in fluvial dynamic geomorphology. A new research method, which is a combination of mathematical simulation by computer with physical
  • 1995
  • Surface geomorphology of Kuwait
  • Aquifer ; Climatic variation ; Dune ; Geomorphology ; Kuwait ; Palaeoclimatology ; Palaeosol ; Pediment ; Tectonics
  • This paper represents the first attempt to divide the surface geomorphology of Kuwait into four major geomorphic zones: a) the coastal zone; b) the wadis and ridges zone; c) the lowland zone; and d) the dune fields zone. Tectonics as well as climate
  • 1995
  • Special issue: geomorphology at work
  • Applied geomorphology ; Concept ; Desertification ; Ecology ; Fluvial processes ; Geomorphology ; Global change ; Human impact ; Soil erosion
  • The title of this symposium represented in this special issue, properly conveys the application of information from geology to the concerns of society. The A. has chosen to discuss geomorphology at play, not to contrast it with work, but rather
  • to point out what it sometimes called play. Each of the papers represents a contribution to the better utilization and management of natural resources based on an understanding of the geomorphology of the system, including its form and processes.
  • 1995
  • Challenges and objectives for geomorphology in U.K. river management
  • Special issue: geomorphology at work
  • Applied geomorphology ; Bank erosion ; Drainage ; England ; Flood ; Floodplain ; Fluvial erosion ; Fluvial processes ; Human impact ; River management ; United Kingdom ; Wales ; Watershed
  • This paper reviews some of the challenges and objectives in the application of fluvial geomorphology to improved river management in the U.K. It describes the mechanisms by which geomorphology can be applied to solve problems, including
  • the development of design guidance, policy, management approaches, procedures and training. Perhaps some of the most significant challenges for luvial geomorphology in U.K. river management during the next decade will concern river and floodplain restoration.
  • 1995
  • The geomorphology of Australia's fluvial systems: retrospect, perspect, and prospect
  • Review of the study and geomorphology of Australia's fluvial systems by offering comment on the development, concerns and future of the subject. Development of the idea of a distinctive geomorphology of Australian fluvial systems that often contrast
  • 1995
  • Cenozoic ; Geomorphology ; Lithology ; Mountain ; New Zealand ; Plate tectonics ; Regression analysis ; South Island ; Tectonics ; Vertical movement
  • In this paper the AA. quantify the relationship between the uplift and geomorphology of the S. Alps, by using regression analysis of empirical data sets. They study the point to point bivariate association between uplift and geomorphology, which
  • refers to the correspondence between uplift and geomorphology, over identical spatial locations.
  • 1995
  • Mine rehabilitation: can we know the future? a geomorphological perspective from Australia
  • Applied geomorphology ; Australia ; Gully erosion ; Mine ; Model ; Northern Territory ; Rainfall simulation ; Rehabilitation ; Rill wash ; Soil erosion ; Suspended load ; Uranium
  • This paper discusses some of the issues involved in planning mine rehabilitation, in particular the need to assess the future state of the rehabilitated mine site, and presents a geomorphologic perspective on this issue. A number of examples
  • 1995
  • Geomorphological analysis of levelling measurements between Mikulovice village and Jezeři Castle in the Krušné hory Mountains
  • Bohemia ; Czech Republic ; Erz Mountains ; Geodesy ; Geomorphogenesis ; Geomorphological map ; Mountain ; Neotectonics ; Slope dynamics
  • Results of correlations of repeated measurements of the Earth's surface movements vertical components done in 1983-1989, with geomorphological analysis in the area of levelling circuit Mikulovice village - Jezeří Castle in Ore Mountains
  • 1995
  • Carpathian Mountains ; Lithology ; Mountain ; Romania ; Sedimentology ; Structural geomorphology
  • Author investigates the geomorphological characteristics of the Apuseni mountains (Romania). Among others the types of relief structures and the petrological characteristics of the different ranges of the mountains are examined. - (JS)
  • 1995
  • Geology, geomorphology, hydrology, groundwater and physical resources of the desertified Badia environment in Jordan
  • Arid area ; Environmental management ; Geomorphology ; Groundwater ; Hydrology ; Jordan ; Soil ; Soil erosion ; Sustainable development ; Vegetation ; Water resources
  • This paper summarizes the information on the geomorpphology and physical resources component of the Jordan Badia Research and Development Programme. The research focuses on the issue of the environment in arids lands and aims to provide practical
  • options for sustainable development with special emphasis on the Safawi area in the Northern Jordan Badia: geomorphology including landform, processes and hazards, geology and physical resources, hydrology, surface water and water engineering, groundwater
  • 1995
  • Sediment-related river maintenance: the role of fluvial geomorphology
  • Special issue: geomorphology at work
  • This paper addresses the role that fluvial geomorphology might play in the management of sediment-related river maintenance in the U.K. A methodology for conducting a geomorphological survey, or fluvial audit, is presented, which synthesizes
  • 1995
  • The Spey Bay geomorphological study
  • Special issue: geomorphology at work
  • The Spey Bay coastline and the estuary of the River Spey exhibit a rapidly evolving planform. They provide an opportunity to study geomorphological changes in a coupled coastal/estuarine system which can be measured over hours and days rather than
  • the years and decades associated with more slowly evolving landscape features. The improved understanding of geomorphological processes that has been achieved has enabled engineers to formulate a new management strategy. Methods used included historical
  • 1995
  • Processes and timescales by which a coastal gravel-dominated barrier responds geomorphologically to sea-level rise: story head barrier, Nova Scotia
  • Barrier effect ; Canada ; Coastal geomorphology ; Nova Scotia ; Ocean wave ; Scale ; Sea level ; Shoreline
  • 1995
  • Geomorphological characteristics and regional differentiation of landscape of North Shaanxi
  • Aeolian features ; China ; Climate ; Geomorphology ; Gully erosion ; Loess ; Plant cover ; Precipitation ; Shaanxi ; Soil erosion ; Tectonics ; Temperature ; Zonation
  • 1995
  • Geomorphological controls on coastal vegetation at the Virginia Coast Reserve
  • This paper examines the consequences of geomorphologic and hydrologic processes in the establishment of ecologic pattern and process. Specifically, the AA. will focus on the barrier islands of Virginia's Eastern Shore at the site of the National
  • 1995
  • Applied ecology ; Geomorphology ; Hungary ; Landscape ; Slope
  • Author deals with the geomorphological and ecological landscape structure of Tokaj-Hegyalja Region (NE-Hungary). Foothill areas have a special status in geographical areal structure. The pediments are regarded as connecting landscape units
  • in physical geography and at the same time dividing zone from the human geographical aspects. From the geomorphological point of view in Tokaj-Hegyalja four types of the transitional relief can be distinguished. - (JS)
  • 1995
  • Testing selected methods of geomorphological analysis when studying dynamics of relief-building processes. (Geomorphological analysis of the seismicly active region of Vyšši Brod)
  • 1995
  • Spatial patterns of hydrology, geomorphology, and vegetation o the floodplain of the Amazon River in Brazil from a remote sensing perspective
  • Amazonas River ; Biodiversity ; Brazil ; Drainage ; Floodplain ; Geomorphology ; Humid environment ; Hydrology ; LANDSAT ; Remote sensing ; River bed ; Spatial variation ; Statistics ; Stream ; Thematic Mapper ; Vegetation
  • of the river that represent the geomorphology of thhe channel-floodplain system were analysed to show the upstream to downstream variation in the spatial heterogeneity of the floodplain environments. In addition to hydrogeomorphic inluence, vegetation
  • 1995