Mobilization rates of landslides in a changing tropical environment: 60-year record over a large region of the East Afri...
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status: published
Dune toe dynamics along the urbanised macro-tidal coast of Belgium
The dynamics of the dune toe along the urbanised 65 km macro-tidal coast of Belgium has been examined based on (bi-)annual cross-shore profiles derived from airborne LiDAR surveys conducted between 2000 and 2019. Results indicate that the average dune toe level is located at +5.9 m Tweede Algemene Waterpassing (TAW, Belgian Ordnance Datum), which i...
The growth of polygenetic volcanoes in the laboratory : control of eruptive volume and magma viscosity on edifice develo...
Morphometric parameters have been used to describe and classify the shape of volcanic edifices, but the processes that control these parameters are not fully understood. Here we investigate the influence of the changes in eruptive volume and magma viscosity on the edifice morphology of a simple polygenetic volcano with a fixed stable vent using ana...
Surface-area development of foredune trough blowouts and associated parabolic dunes quantified from time series of satel...
status: published
Пространственно-временное замещение в экологии и проблема адаптации растений в условиях изменения климата / Space-for-ti...
Пространственно-временное замещение означает использование современных закономерностей и явлений, наблюдаемых в пространственных градиентах, для понимания и моделирования тех же закономерностей и процессов в ретроспективных и перспективных градиентах времени, которые на данный момент не поддаются наблюдению. Считается, что статистическую взаимосвяз...
A Convolution Method to Assess Subgrid-Scale Interactions Between Flow and Patchy Vegetation in Biogeomorphic Models
status: published
Wind and Sand Transport Across a Vegetated Foredune Slope
status: published
On the Impact of Rainfall Spatial Variability, Geomorphology, and Climatology on Flash Floods
The effects of spatial variability of rainfall, geomorphology, and climatology of precipitation and temperature on the hydrologic response remain poorly understood. This study characterizes the catchment response in terms of a variable called flashiness, that describes the severity of the flood response as the rate of rise of the unit discharge. It...
Consequences of a Storm Surge for Aeolian Sand Transport on a Low-Gradient Beach
status: published
The generation and scaling of longitudinal river profiles
The apparent success of inverse modeling of continent‐wide drainage inventories is perplexing. An ability to obtain reasonable fits between observed and calculated longitudinal river profiles implies that drainage networks behave simply and predictably at length scales of O(102–103) km and timescales of O(100–102) Ma. This behavior suggests that ri...
