Speleothem oxygen isotope (δ 18 O) constitutes one of key proxies to reconstruct the Indian
and East Asian summer monsoon (ISM and EASM) hydroclimate history on a wide range of …

Large volumes of travertine deposits are preserved at hydrothermal spring sites on the
Tibetan Plateau (TP). Yet, most of these deposits are under-researched with respect to their …

An attempt has been made to reconstruct the landform evolution in monsoon-dominated the
Ravi River Valley (a major tributary of the Indus River), Chamba Nappe, Lesser Himalaya …

High‑arsenic (As) sinter deposited from geothermal water is a potentially overlooked
hazardous matrix and there remain substantial gaps in our comprehension of the stability of …

Rates of land surface processes provide insights into climatic and tectonic influences on
topography. Bedrock incision rates are estimated by dating perched landforms such as …

Terrace ages deduced from diverse geochronological records yielded inconsistent data in
the Danube valley in Hungary. The problem of discrepancies in the different chronological …

The tenet of the Milankovitch theory is that Northern Hemisphere solar insolation, controlled
by Earth's orbital is responsible for cyclic climate variations. Eccentricity in this context is …

River‐valley morphology preserves information on tectonic and climatic conditions that
shape landscapes. Observations suggest that river discharge and valley‐wall lithology are …

Here we present an integrated earth surface process and paleoenvironmental study from the
Tingri graben and the archaeological site of Su-re, located on the southern rim of the Tibetan …

Travertine geobodies have been identified as potential reservoir analogues to carbonate
build-ups in pre-salt hydrocarbon systems. To investigate travertine geobody deformation …