Influences driving and limiting the efficacy of ice segregation in alpine rocks
T Mayer, M Eppes, D Draebing - Geophysical Research Letters, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Rockwall erosion by rockfall is largely controlled by frost weathering in high alpine
environments. As alpine rock types are characterized by crack‐dominated porosity and high …
environments. As alpine rock types are characterized by crack‐dominated porosity and high …
The impact of extreme rainstorms on escarpment morphology in arid areas: Insights from the central Negev Desert
The impact of climate on topography, which is a theme in landscape evolution studies, has
been demonstrated, mostly, at mountain range scales and across climate zones. However …
been demonstrated, mostly, at mountain range scales and across climate zones. However …
Probabilistic analysis of progressive slope retreats due to weathering: An improved discretized-UBLA approach
Slope retreat phenomena have been a persistent area of interest for researchers; however,
the majority of these studies have been conducted within a deterministic framework, thereby …
the majority of these studies have been conducted within a deterministic framework, thereby …
[HTML][HTML] Changing rates of escarpment retreat linked to environmental change in a sedimentary tableland, Stołowe Mountains, SW Poland
Long-term rates of escarpment retreat in sedimentary tablelands have been rarely
determined and their possible variability in relation to major environmental changes has …
determined and their possible variability in relation to major environmental changes has …
Impacts of rainstorm intensity and temporal pattern on caprock cliff persistence and hillslope morphology in drylands
Hillslope topographic change in response to climate and climate change is a key aspect of
landscape evolution. The impact of short‐duration rainstorms on hillslope evolution in arid …
landscape evolution. The impact of short‐duration rainstorms on hillslope evolution in arid …