Analysis of Gamasyab River Flood by Multi-Regression Method by Nabe Khazaei, Mahmood Alaee Taleghani, Habib Jafari

“…These layers are geomorphological, geological, land use, drainage density layer and climatic data for each basin and sub-basin Gamasiab that were extracted separately. …”
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Morphological changes in the offshore islands of Meghna estuary: Analysis of the erosion and accretion dynamics by Fariha Khatun, Ovi Ranjan Saha, Naila Matin

“…The research contributes valuable insights into the geomorphological dynamics within the Meghna estuary. It offers foundational knowledge for informed coastal management and sustainable development planning in one of the world's most dynamically evolving coastal environments.…”
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Applying Data Analysis and Machine Learning Methods to Predict Permafrost Coast Erosion by Daria Bogatova, Stanislav Ogorodov

“…This region was selected due to its diverse geomorphological features, varied lithological composition, and significant presence of permafrost processes, all contributing to complex patterns of shoreline change. …”
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Le site du Carreau du Temple (Paris) entre “ marais ” et “ marécages ” : indices géoarchéologiques et paléo-environnementaux by Jérôme Brenot, Isabelle Caillot, Erwan Messager, Cristiano Nicosia, Aline Emery-Barbier

“…The site is located in an area of geomorphological transition between a relief characterised by shallow ancient dunes (the “Marais”, “swamp” in French) and a paleochannel of the right bank of the river Seine. …”
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Le projet de sol de la métropole montagne : Grenoble, de plaines en pentes by Charles Ambrosino, Jennifer Buyck

“…Mountains are both an intangible geomorphological condition of and a structuring identity marker for a good number of activities in the Grenoble region. …”
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PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF GEO-ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH OBTAINED DURING THE 3rd INTERNATIONAL EXPEDITION OF THE R/V “MARE NIGRUM” (01.06.2024 – 15.06.2024) by M.M. Ievlev, O.V. Chubenko, V.O. Iemelianov, N.O. Fedoronchuk

“…For this purpose, data on changes in landscape and geomorphological conditions in the coastal zone, obtained on the basis of historical and paleogeographic studies conducted in the coastal areas of the Black Sea, can be used.…”
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DNA barcoding highlights taxonomic uncertainties and cryptic lineages of São Francisco River basin fishes by Denis Bruno Santos Marques Nunes, Alany Itala Pontes, Leandro Ferreira dos Santos, Leonardo Luís Calado, Luciano Freitas Barros-Neto, Silvia Yasmin Lustosa-Costa, Sergio Maia Queiroz Lima, Uedson Pereira Jacobina

“…A significant portion of this cryptic diversity (eight lineages) is concentrated in the upper SFR, a region with tectonic faults, geomorphological reactivations, and the transposition of another basin, which likely contributed to genetically divergent lineages. …”
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Erodibility and sedimentation potential of marly formations at the watershed scale by F. Rostami, S. Feiznia, M. Aleali, M. Heshmati, B. Yousefi yegane

“…This model is suitable for estimating erosion and sediment intensity within each geomorphologic unit comprising nine effective environmental factors as geological, pedological, climate, runoff, topography, land cover, land use, surface, and river erosion factors. …”
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Experimental investigation into flow resistance of large benthic crab burrows in the Yellow River Delta, China by Wenbo Zhu, Yan Lu, Chengyang Zhou, Yongjun Lu, Pan Wu, Liqin Zuo, Tingjie Huang, Huaiqian Xiao

“…Although there are many models that attempt to describe the resistance to water flow, these models tend to ignore the influence of such things as biological structures, geomorphological features, and artificial constructs in complex natural water bodies, resulting in insufficient predictive accuracy of the resistance coefficients and Manning's roughness coefficients. …”
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Investigation of Geological Diversity Based on the Degree of Sensitivity and the Amount of Equilibrium and Resilience of the Geosystem (Case study: The Eastern Kopet-Dagh Zone) by Sima Tavsoli, Adel Sepehr, Abbas Ghaderi

“…Geomorphological principles show that the earth's surface is not fixed and changes over time. …”
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Natural Disaster Diversity Assessment of Bitlis Province by Rezzan Ekinci, Aydın Büyüksaraç, Yunus Levent Ekinci, Ercan Işık

“…Bitlis province is located on a geography where natural disasters occur frequently due both to their geomorphologic structure and climatic features. However, necessary studies for disaster diversity inventory and consequently risk probability analyses have not been performed so far. …”
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Modified SWAT Model for Agricultural Watershed in Karst Area of Southwest China by Junfeng Dai, Linyan Pan, Yan Deng, Zupeng Wan, Rui Xia

“…This study aims to refine the delineation of hydrological response units within the SWAT model by combining geomorphological classification and to enhance the model with an epikarst zone hydrological process module, exploring the accuracy improvement of SWAT model simulations in karst regions of Southwest China. …”
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Investigating Geotourism Capabilities of Geomorphosites in Saymarreh Region Using Pralong Method by Mojtaba Yamani, Samad Azimirad, Sajad Bagheri, Seyed Shakari

“…In this study, firstly geomorphologic landforms with high capability to attract tourism, antiquities and historical monuments, the athletic capabilities of geotourism, accessibility and infrastructures in the region as research variables were examined. …”
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The Mountain Metropolis’s Land Design Project. Grenoble, from Plain to Slope by Charles Ambrosino, Jennifer Buyck

“…Mountains are both an intangible geomorphological condition of and a structuring identity marker for a good number of activities in the Grenoble region. …”
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Impacts of Climate Change on Mountaineering Routes in the Écrins Massif (Western Alps, France) by Mathis Arnaud, Jacques Mourey, Philippe Bourdeau, Richard Bonet, Ludovic Ravanel

“…A mapping of the geomorphological and glaciological processes affecting mountaineering routes has been conducted for the Valais. …”
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Determining River Floodway and its Role in Development Sustainability of Human Habitation (Case Study: Totshami) by Mojtaba Yamani, Amir Moradi, Saeed Rahimi herabadi

“…The results showed that the extent of river frontage Totshami processes in different return periods is considerably affected by geomorphologic characteristics the channel and floodplain area.Moreover, Privacy settlements in the river bank are 25 to 200 years. …”
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Effect of slope position on the spatial distribution of soil preferential flow paths based on point pattern analysis. by Mingfeng Li, Jingjing Yao, Ru Yan, Yingxu Fan, Shuqin Liu

“…The mechanisms of soil preferential flow occurrence and development are influenced by topographic and geomorphological factors. However, the complex distribution patterns of soil preferential flow paths on different slopes remain unclear. …”
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Áreas de preservação permanente de topos: das alterações na legislação brasileira às suas diferentes interpretações by Amanda Machado de Almeida, Eduardo Vedor de Paula

“…Besides this, the Brazilian Forest Code is subjective, because the text can have three interpretations for concept of the base of terrain elevation for geomorphological features mentioned above. In this context, the present paper aims to carry out an evaluation of the modifications in the PPAs of hilltops between the previous and current legislation, as well as to compare the three interpretations of terrain elevation present in the current legislation. …”
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Deep learning detects entire multiple-size lunar craters driven by elevation data and topographic knowledge by Liyang Xiong, Yanxiang Wang, Haoyu Cao, Yingchao Ren, Sijin Li, Yang Chen, Guoan Tang

“…Lunar craters are important geomorphological features, that provide valuable insights into lunar morphology, geology, and impact processes. …”
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Morphometric and Morphotectonic characteristics of Sürgü and Çardak Faults (East Anatolian Fault Zone) by Musa Balkaya, Hüsnü Serdar Akyüz, Suha Ozden

“…The Sürgü and Çardak faults were mapped with special attention to the lithological, structural, and geomorphological features of the study area. Investigations along the Holocene river valleys along the approximately E–W trending Sürgü and Çardak faults evidently indicate that these faults represent sinistral active fault morphology. …”
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