The aim of this work is to test an integrated quantitative geomorphic approach based on
Stream Length–Gradient Index (SL Index) analysis within the small catchment of the Tarugo …

The most recent research studies into the long-term landscape evolution of the Abruzzo
area, carried out over the last twenty years at the “G. d'Annunzio” University of Chieti …

In the Mediterranean mountains and hills spontaneous reforestation occurred in the last fifty
years at the expenses of open habitats. This process was triggered by depopulation and …

The Gödöllő Hills, a low-relief terrain within the Central Pannonian Basin in Hungary, is
characterised by moderate tectonic deformation rates. Although typical tectonic landforms …

Extreme rainfall events represent one of the main triggers of landslides. As climate change
continues to reshape global weather patterns, the frequency and intensity of such events are …

We geomorphometrically characterize the tectonics near the microseismically active Nanded
region, Maharashtra, India. We used the geomorphic indices of active tectonics in 32 sub …

The relief features of the Apennine chain have been developed in a complex
geomorphological and geological evolution from Neogene to Quaternary. In order to define …

We document different modes of failure and the hierarchy of fault development in the slope-
basinal sequence of marls and carbonate grainstones in the eastern part of the Majella …

Investigating, from surface, deep-seated geothermal systems below hundreds to thousands
of meters of thick clastic and unconsolidated sediments is always a timely theme for …

Landscape owes its shape to the combination of tectonic and climatic forces. Differential
displacement of land by tectonic processes changes the elevation of earth's surface locally …