The present paper introduces the new 1: 500 000 scale map of young geological
deformations in Hungary, including all important deformation structures (faults and folds) …

Tectonic (in) stability of terrains is of major concern in financial investment for hydrocarbon
exploration from such terrains. Morphometric studies of a river can explain neotectonics of …

Worldwide and especially in less developed regions, process-based evaluations and/or
geomorphological information on large-scale rivers are still scarce. Such investigation …

In recent decades, China has exhibited the fastest and most remarkable social-economic
development in the world. As a result of such development, the forest cover of the country …

As tectonic movements change the valley slope (low-gradient reaches of valleys, in
sedimentary basins), the alluvial rivers, as sensitive indicators, respond to these changes, by …

The quasi-natural meandering type of alluvial rivers is quite unusual in Central European
watersheds. The lack of extensive regulation allows such rivers to shift along their floodplain …

Combinations of tectonic geomorphological criteria are frequently used to detect vertical and
lateral growth of fold structures in tectonically active settings due to their low cost and …

The tectonic and fluvial setting of the Rhine-Meuse river system in the Lower Rhine
Embayment rift system is exceptionally well known. The 19th century, pre-regulation river …

The style of active tectonic on the deformation and characterization of fluvial landscape has
been investigated on three typical skrike-slip fault zones of the Ajay-Damodar Interfluve …

River planform features and sinuosity are widely acknowledged as important
geomorphological indices that control the channel hydraulics and stream power which …