Increasing temperature leads to intensive water evaporation, contributing to global warming
and consequently leading to drought stress. These events are likely to trigger modifications …

Arctic coasts are sensitive indicators of polar environment change. Here we present the
results of a study that examines the coastal morphodynamics of the Calypsostranda …

Assessing hydrological consequences of climate change at the catchment scale is recently
among key problems in hydrology. This study focuses on the estimation of changes in the …

Aims The aim of this study was to cross correlate data on physico-chemical parameters of
soil with rhizosphere microorganisms and plant species in order to gain more knowledge …

Abstract After the Little Ice Age, high-latitude proglacial river catchments have been
observed to transition to paraglacial conditions through the activation of fluvial processes …

This paper presents a unique case study and methodology for measurements of the bedload
transport in the two, newly created troughs at the forefield of the Baranowski Glacier: Fosa …

The goal of this study is to test applicability of the conceptual catchment run-off HBV model
to simulate discharge in small non-glaciated Arctic catchment. Within two ablation seasons …

Climate changes observed in the Arctic (eg permafrost degradation, glacier retreat) may
have significant influence on sensitive polar wetlands. The main objectives of this paper are …

The article presents the results of a 34-day series of direct semi-continuous measurements
of the bedload transport, performed during the melt season 2013 in the Scott River …

This study, which was conducted between 2010 and 2013, presents the results of direct,
continuous measurements of the bedload transport rate at the mouth section of the Scott …