The effects of human activity on geomorphic processes, particularly those related to
denudation/sedimentation, are investigated by reviewing case studies and global …

Mediterranean rural landscapes are experiencing multiple changes which imperil the
preservation of landscape pattern and character. Despite the abundance of land-use …

A rural landscape is the result of the interaction among natural elements and human
activities which takes place in time and space. It represents a non-renewable resource that …

Gully erosion is a particularly damaging process which is not yet sufficiently understood and
parameterized. Gully head topographic threshold relative to Hortonian runoff have been …

In recent years, much research have dealt with the impact of human and climate change on
the morpho‐evolution of Mediterranean catchments characterized by high ecological and …

The cadastral map is a large-scale cartographic record of property ownership that preserves
the dimensions and shape of an owned land parcel on the earth surface, but also the spatial …

Repeat photography is an efficient method for documenting long-term landscape changes.
So far, the usage of repeat photographs for quantitative analyses is limited to approaches …

A reduction and disappearance of traditional agricultural landscape structures (TALSs) has
been taking place throughout Europe. TALSs are a mixture of small arable fields with trees …

The paper presents the role of watermills in the shaping and evolution of cultural landscape.
The distribution of 1217 watermills along rivers in the lower Vistula catchment area since the …

In order to assess the dynamics of forests and the effectiveness of their management
strategies, it is necessary to develop monitoring systems based on qualitative and …