Repeat topographic surveys are increasingly becoming more affordable, and possible at
higher spatial resolutions and over greater spatial extents. Digital elevation models (DEMs) …

The grain‐scale morphology of fluvial sediments is an important control on the character and
dynamics of river systems; however current understanding of its role is limited by the …

Repeat topographic surveys are often used to monitor geomorphological change in rivers.
Such surveys can yield Digital elevation models (OEMs), which are differenced against each …

The progressive degradation of the cryosphere of High-Arctic areas causes an increase in
the dynamics of geomorphic processes that shape the valleys of rapidly retreating glaciers …

The article presents calculations of quantitative modifications of the morphology of selected
subsystems of a glacial valley through:(i) identification of the spatial distribution of important …

Numerical models that predict channel evolution are an essential tool for investigating
processes that occur over timescales which render field observation intractable. The current …

Morphological change in gravelly river channels and active slope environments can be used
to derive lower-bound estimates of sediment flux between successive dates on which the …

Numerical models that predict channel evolution through time are an essential tool for
investigating processes that occur over timescales which render field observation …

This study investigates sediment transport processes and sediment-landform development
at two small valley glaciers of contrasting basal thermal-regime. A range of innovative …