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  • Methodology in geomorphology : traditions and hypocrisy
  • Concept ; Geomorphology ; Methodology ; Research
  • 1999
  • Geomorphologic analysis of the Losenice River catchment area
  • Cartography ; Czech Republic ; Geomorphology ; Gold ; Mining activity ; Mountain ; Stream ; Watershed
  • Results of detailed geomorphic research and mapping in the territory of the goldbearing Losenice River catchment area in Šumava Mts. The component of the geographical presents the geomorphologic analysis and classification of landforms
  • 1999
  • Geomorphological features of Monte Vulture Pleistocene volcano (Basilicata, Southern Italy)
  • Volcanic geomorphology
  • Basilicata ; Drainage network ; Italy ; Pleistocene ; Structural geomorphology ; Tectonics ; Volcanism ; Volcano
  • was used to reconstruct the geomorphological evolution of Monte Vulture. The evolution was strongly influenced by recent tectonic activity linked to 4 main tectonic directions NW-SE, NE-SW, E-W, N-S oriented.
  • 1999
  • Engineering geomorphology on the coast : lessons from west Dorset
  • Changing the face of the earth-engineering geomorphology
  • Applied geomorphology ; Coastal environment ; Coastal erosion ; Coastal management ; Coastal protection ; Dorset ; England ; Geotechnics ; Historical geography ; United Kingdom
  • with a consideration of the natural geomorphological principles of landscape design which might be employed as part of the guiding concepts.
  • 1999
  • Sea floor engineering geomorphology : recent achievements and future directions
  • Changing the face of the earth-engineering geomorphology
  • Bathymetric chart ; Fault ; Geotechnics ; Hydrocarbon ; Mass movement ; Natural hazards ; Natural resources ; Sea floor ; Submarine geomorphology
  • This paper reviews some of the methods for assessing sea floor geomorphology for engineering sites and considers the capabilities of some of the recently developed investigation technology. Some of the main sea floor processes which can affect
  • 1999
  • Decades of change : contributions of geomorphology to fluvial and coastal engineering and management
  • Changing the face of the earth-engineering geomorphology
  • Applied geomorphology ; Coastal environment ; England ; Environment ; Environmental management ; Geotechnics ; Model ; River management ; Stream ; United Kingdom ; Years 1990-99
  • Major developments in the contribution of geomorphology to engineering and environmental management have taken place over the past ten years in the United Kingdom, particularly in the coastal and fluvial spheres. This paper is not focused
  • on the results of specific applied studies, though examples are given, but rather aims to show that the policy, social, and wider scientific context has a profound influence on the opportunities for contribution of geomorphology and the type of work that is done.
  • 1999
  • Fluvial geomorphology and river engineering : future roles utilizing a fluvial hydrosystems framework
  • Changing the face of the earth-engineering geomorphology
  • Applied geomorphology ; Bank erosion ; Ecosystem ; Flood ; Floodplain ; Hydrosystem ; Impact ; Mass movement ; River management ; Scotland ; Stream ; United Kingdom
  • Rather than looking back and examining the linkage between geomorphology and engineering over the last few decades, this paper seeks to identify how fluvial geomorphologists can further their contribution to the field engineering and educate
  • engineers about the value of geomorphology. Areas in which geomorphologists will increasingly be able to complement engineers in river management include risk and environmental impact assessment, floodplain planning, river audits, determination of instream
  • 1999
  • Geomorphology and the urban tropics : building an interface between research and usage
  • Changing the face of the earth-engineering geomorphology
  • Applied geomorphology ; Developing countries ; Environmental management ; Floodplain ; Geotechnics ; Natural hazards ; Subsidence ; Tropical zone ; Urban planning ; Urbanization
  • The AA. examine the range of these cities developed in the tropics with reference to 1) their site-related problems, 2) the nature of geomorphological information required for specific ameliorating actions, and 3) the level of management required
  • for city maintenance. Management requires interfacing geomorphology with engineering practices and urban planning. They present case studies of cities ranging from those with limited problems and possible engineering and land-zoning solutions (Singapore
  • 1999
  • Tectonic geomorphology
  • Alps (The) ; Drainage network ; Fault ; Italy ; Karst ; Liguria ; Palaeogeography ; Polje ; Quaternary ; Structural geomorphology ; Tectonics ; Vertical movement
  • Examination of the literature and recent geomorphological and morphotectonic surveys have been employed to delineate the main steps in the morphotectonic evolution of this interesting area lying on the boundary between the Alps and the Apennines.
  • 1999
  • Geomorphology of faulting : the Wairapa Fault, New Zealand
  • Magnitude and frequency in geomorphology
  • Earthquake ; Fault ; Geomorphology ; Neotectonics ; New Zealand ; North Island ; Plate tectonics ; Quaternary ; Vertical movement
  • 1999
  • Luminescence dating applications in geomorphological research
  • New techniques in geomorphology. Special issue
  • of the method. The luminescence techniques are increasingly being incorporated into a wide range of geomorphological studies which seek to establish the nature of landscape changes over the past interglacial-glacial cycle and beyond.
  • 1999
  • Geomorphological map of the Po Plain, Italy, at a scale of 1:250 000
  • Applied geomorphology ; Cartography ; Delta ; Drainage network ; Fluvioglacial features ; Geomorphogenesis ; Geomorphological map ; Geomorphometry ; Human impact ; Italy ; Northern Italy ; Plain ; Pleistocene ; Po
  • This paper chronicles the mapping process and presents the geomorphological basis for production of the map itself. It uses extracts from the map to illustrate the major points. The map provides a detailed classification of landforms based
  • 1999
  • Geomorphologic evolution and neotectonics of the Sulmona intramontane basin (Abruzzi Apennine, Central Italy)
  • Tectonic geomorphology
  • been formed during Middle-Upper Pliocene, after the end of the main tectogenetic phases of the Apennine chain. In order to outline the geomorphologic evolution of the area, detailed geological and geomorphologic investigations have been carried out
  • 1999
  • The magnitude-frequency concept in fluvial geomorphology : a component of a degenerating research programme?
  • Magnitude and frequency in geomorphology
  • This paper presents a critique of that magnitude-frequency concept which defines an effective, or dominant event in terms of long-term sediment transport, and then associates this with channel morphology. A more appropriate geomorphological research
  • programme is suggested, which emphasises the continuing and spatially-distributed feedback between form and process. This is applicable to a wide range of geomorphological problems, in both unconsolidated materials and hard rock.
  • 1999
  • Integrating aerial videogeography and digital photography with terrain modelling : an application for coastal geomorphology
  • New techniques in geomorphology. Special issue
  • Coastal geomorphology ; Earth surface processes ; England ; Geographical information system ; Geomorphology ; Image processing ; Norfolk ; Numerical model ; Remote sensing ; Research technique ; United Kingdom
  • 1999
  • Principles of engineering geomorphology for managing channel erosion and bedload transport, example from French rivers
  • Changing the face of the earth-engineering geomorphology
  • Alps (The) ; Applied geomorphology ; Bank erosion ; Carrying capacity ; Concept ; Ecosystem ; Flood ; France ; Natural hazards ; River management ; Stream ; Sustainable development
  • long-term management strategies is of the highest importance. The principles of engineering geomorphology are developed here.
  • 1999
  • Time and the persistence of alluvium : river engineering, fluvial geomorphology, and mining sediment in California
  • Changing the face of the earth-engineering geomorphology
  • This paper describes fundamental differences between river engineering and fluvial geomorphology, reviews a few time-related geomorphic concepts, and argues for an increased use of historical geomorphology in river management. It finishes
  • 1999
  • Geomorphological evidence and Pleistocene refugia in Africa
  • New geomorphological evidence from satellite images is interpreted in the light of recent work on Quaternary desert advance in West and Central Africa to suggest that regions currently supporting tropical lowland rain forest were during
  • 1999
  • Effective application of automated digital photogrammetry for geomorphological research
  • Aerial photography ; Data processing ; Geomorphology ; Numerical model ; Photogrammetry ; Research technique ; Satellite imagery
  • 1999
  • Magnitude and frequency in geomorphology
  • ) and their effectiveness in terms of rock breakdown, and secondly in terms of the totality of weathering and its effectiveness in terms of larger-scale geomorphological change.Finally, the importance of the ideas of frequency and magnitude as applied to weathering
  • in today's geomorphology is examined.
  • 1999