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Identification of erosion-prone areas using morphometric, hypsometric, and compound factor approaches in the Ruvu River Basin, Tanzania
Erosion status resulting from the denudation process in data-limited basins can be achieved through analysis of hydro-morphological parameters. This...
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Delineating hydro-geologically constrained groundwater zones in the Himalayan River basins of India through an innovative ensemble of hypsometric analysis and machine learning algorithms
Hydro-geologically constrained groundwater (HGCG) zones have restricted water-holding capacity and low natural recharge rates, leading to reduced...
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Geomorphological analysis of tropical river basins in southern Kerala using hypsometric indices and neotectonic proxies
Evolutionary geomorphologic stages of tropical river basins of southern Kerala, southwest India were investigated through the state-of-the-art...
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Using Spatial Autocorrelation for the Hypsometric Integral to Differentiate Geology and Neotectonics: A Case Study in Bailongjiang Drainage Basin (Eastern Tibet Plateau)
Hypsometric integral (HI) has been widely used in Geomorphology study as an index to depict the recent and active structures for its sensitivity to...
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Assessing the level of river basin evolution, erosion susceptibility and its correlation with morphometric characteristics using Geoinformatics techniques
The application of Geoinformatics have become fastest and improved advanced tools to analyse and interpret the topography and hydrological...
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Comparative analysis of two geologically similar and meteorologically distinct river basins of the Peninsular India
Morphometric and hypsometric parameters provide insight into the drainage and erosional behavior of a river basin. In this work, the morphometric...
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Hydrocarbon Preservation Conditions in the Productive Series
Vertical migration from the pools to the surface is controlled by the pool’s hypsometric position, by the density of tectonic fractures and joints...
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Evaluation of the influence of soil mechanical parameters on the position of rainfall thresholds for shallow landslides
A phenomenon of natural origin that is part of our landscapes is shallow landslides, which have been accelerated by human activity in pursuit of...
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Evolution stage, spatial and temporal variabilities of granite landforms in the Mount Wugongshan in Jiangxi Province of South China
Granites of the Mesozoic Era are widespread in South China, and many of them have been shaped into spectacular landscapes with high tourism...
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Influence of Neotectonics on Channel Evolution of Kameng River, North–East Himalaya
In this study, we addressed the impact of neotectonics on channel evolution of the Kameng River of North–East Himalaya. To the end we used ArcGIS...
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Coseismic and Tectonic Time-Scale Deformations of an Island Arc Based on the Studies of the East Coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula (Far East, Russia)
AbstractThe geologic structure of the late Holocene accumulative marine terrace on the Kamchatka Bay coast (Kamchatka Peninsula) has been studied....
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Evaluation of tectonic activity in the Kopongo area, southwestern Cameroon: insights from geomorphic indices, remote sensing, and GIS
Geomorphologic investigations were undertaken in the Kopongo region, located in the northwestern margin of the Congo craton. The study carry out on...
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Proposing a novel geo-structural model for Torbat-e- Jam-Fariman plain (Northeast of Iran), based on Geomorphic indices calculation, conjugating the field evidences
There are various faults in northern and southern margins of Torbat-e- Jam-Fariman plain which show the probability of enormous earthquake in the...
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Ice flux of alpine glaciers controls erosion and landscape in the Nianbaoyeze Shan, northeastern Tibetan Plateau
The evolution of mountainous topography is the result of the interactions of climate, topography, and erosion. Glaciers are one of the most active...
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Fluvial geomorphic parameters of the Shuiluo River Catchment and their tectonic implications, SE Tibetan Plateau
The Shuiluo River Catchment (SRC) is the front zone of the southeast compression and uplift of the Tibetan Plateau, with intense tectonic activity....
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Evaluation of active tectonic using morphometric indices for the Tabriz area, NW of Iran
Tabriz Metropolis is situated in the northwest of Iran. Tabriz surrounding areas, like the other parts of Iran, have always been tectonically active...
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Impact of long term uplift on stream networks in tectonically active Northern Hill Range, Kachchh palaeo-rift basin, western India
The study deals with stream response to sustained tectonic during the Cenozoic and development of two parallel scarps in the western Kachchh. The...
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Spatial distribution of landslide shape induced by Luding Ms6.8 earthquake, Sichuan, China: case study of the Moxi Town
Landslides induced by the 2022 Luding Ms 6.8 earthquake mainly occurred in the Moxi Town, the Detuo Town, and the Wanggang** County, causing...
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Neotectonics of the Central Kopeh Dagh drainage basins, NE Iran
In the Central part of the Kopeh Dagh, there are a set of active right-lateral strike-slip faults that obliquely intersect the range and cause...
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Driving effects of dynamic geomorphologic environments on gravitational erosion hazards: a case of the Baihetan drainage area of the **sha River, China
Exploring the long-term mechanism of hazard formation and identifying prospective hazard areas is critical for human survival and the risk management...
