The study of mass and energy transfer across landscapes has recently evolved to
comprehensive considerations acknowledging the role of biota and humans as geomorphic …

The application of advanced remote sensing technologies, including terrestrial laser
scanning (TLS), to the Earth sciences has increased rapidly in the last two decades …

The measurement of topography and of topographic change is essential for the study of
many geomorphic processes. In recent years, structure from motion (SfM) techniques …

Dynamical processes occurring on the hierarchical branching structure of a river network
tend to heterogeneously distribute fluxes on the network, often concentrating them into …

Complete transformations of land cover from prairie, wetlands, and hardwood forests to row
crop agriculture and urban centers are thought to have caused profound changes in …

Sediment pulses are triggered through a variety of mechanisms, from landslides to land use
change. How do these pulses move through the fluvial system, and how do they evolve? In a …

The water level fluctuation region in China's Three Gorges Reservoir (TGR) represents a
disturbance zone that experiences cyclic exposure and inundation due to reservoir …

Many high-latitude fluvial systems are adjusting to base-level changes since the last
glaciation. Channels that experienced base-level fall may still be incising, often through …

Sediment delivery from the Le Sueur River watershed is a major concern in the turbidity-
impaired Minnesota River. As part of a broader effort to develop a sediment budget for the …

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) have long been well established as a reliable way to
construct highly accurate, up-to-date digital elevation models (DEM). However, the territories …