Salt-induced weathering is a common phenomenon in stone relics, and its traditional
artificial evaluation of severity is greatly affected by subjective consciousness and lacks …

Coarse clastic sedimentary successions cover approximately-one fourth of the continental
surface and give rise to distinctive landforms at a variety of scales. Rock-mass strength …

This paper provides a review of recent publications dealing with different issues of
sandstone geomorphology, which was long an under-researched theme. Nevertheless …

Salt weathering has considerable effects, and it has recently become the subject of interest
among researchers and engineers, especially in terms of sandstone heritage buildings and …

Salt crystallization and phase change in porous media cause significant deterioration of
cultural heritage made of stones and bricks. In this study, laboratory experiments on salt …

We have generated sub-millimetre-resolution DEMs of weathered rock surfaces using SfM
photogrammetry techniques. We apply a close-range method based on structure-from …

The analysis of three-dimensional point cloud data is becoming one of the most used
approaches to assess instabilities processes affecting rock slopes. With the increased …

Conglomerates are widespread clastic rock, often occurring in thick successions and
supporting complex geomorphological landscapes. Yet, by contrast to some other rock …

Carbonate terrains exhibit diverse weathering features shaped by physico-chemical
processes, which lend them distinctive characteristics. In Israel, limestone strata hosting …

Cavernous weathering forms have long been studied and discussed as enigmas in
geomorphology. Recently, their evolution has been shown to be controlled by moisture …