Review of erosion dynamics along the major NS climatic gradient in Chile and perspectives
Chile is an elongated country, running in a north-south direction for more than 30° along a
subduction zone. Its climate is progressively wetter and colder from north to south. This …
subduction zone. Its climate is progressively wetter and colder from north to south. This …
[HTML][HTML] The effect of natural infrastructure on water erosion mitigation in the Andes
To expand the knowledge base on natural infrastructure for erosion mitigation in the Andes,
it is necessary to move beyond case by case empirical studies to comprehensive …
it is necessary to move beyond case by case empirical studies to comprehensive …
Evaluating effects of dam operation on flow regimes and riverbed adaptation to those changes
The operation of dam and reservoirs is one of the main reasons for the transformation of
river runoff. The change in the hydrological regime affects a number of other processes …
river runoff. The change in the hydrological regime affects a number of other processes …
Concentration–discharge relationships describe solute and sediment mobilization, reaction, and transport at event and longer timescales
Abstract Concentration–discharge (C‐Q) relationships reflect material sources, storage,
reaction, proximity, and transport in catchments. Differences in hydrologic pathways and …
reaction, proximity, and transport in catchments. Differences in hydrologic pathways and …
Sharp increase of extreme turbidity events due to deglaciation in the subtropical Andes
Climate change may affect sediment fluvial export from high mountain regions, leading to
downstream environmental disruptions and direct impacts on human activities. In this paper …
downstream environmental disruptions and direct impacts on human activities. In this paper …
Streamflow variability in the Chilean Temperate-Mediterranean climate transition (35 S–42 S) during the last 400 years inferred from tree-ring records
Abstract As rainfall in South-Central Chile has decreased in recent decades, local
communities and industries have developed an understandable concern about their …
communities and industries have developed an understandable concern about their …
Near‐channel versus watershed controls on sediment rating curves
AA Vaughan, P Belmont, CP Hawkins… - Journal of Geophysical …, 2017 - Wiley Online Library
Predicting riverine suspended sediment flux is a fundamental problem in geomorphology,
with important implications for water quality, land and water resource management, and …
with important implications for water quality, land and water resource management, and …
[HTML][HTML] Controls on submarine canyon activity during sea-level highstands: the Biobío canyon system offshore Chile
Newly acquired high-resolution bathymetric data (with 5 m and 2 m grid sizes) from the
continental shelf off Concepción (Chile), in combination with seismic reflection profiles …
continental shelf off Concepción (Chile), in combination with seismic reflection profiles …
Annual sediment transport dynamics in the Narayani basin, Central Nepal: assessing the impacts of erosion processes in the annual sediment budget
Identifying the roles of erosional processes in the denudation of mountain ranges requires a
better understanding of erosional sensitivity to climatic, topographic, or lithologic controls …
better understanding of erosional sensitivity to climatic, topographic, or lithologic controls …
Medium term high frequency observation of discharges and suspended sediment in a Mediterranean mountainous catchment
In mountainous catchments, soil erosion and sediment transport are highly variable
throughout time and their quantification remains a major challenge for the scientific …
throughout time and their quantification remains a major challenge for the scientific …