In recent years the concept of connectivity has emerged in sediment management to
describe transfer of sediment from different sections of landscapes at various spatial and …

Major advances continue to be made in development and application of the connectivity
concept as a framework for analysis of runoff and sediment fluxes in catchments and …

Soil erosion is a natural process that can be accelerated by natural and anthropogenic
disturbances and lead to land degradation and geomorphological changes. Analyzing soil …

The main approach to managing the volume of sediment transported by stony debris flows
routing along channels is through retention basins and open check dams, usually built in the …

Steep-slope viticulture is a common practice in the Mediterranean basin, and provides
landscapes of considerable socio-economic value. However, these complex agricultural …

Earthquake-triggered landslides provide sufficient loose material for the formation of
subsequent debris flow events in earthquake-affected catchments. The landslides sediment …

Accelerated glacier and ice sheet retreat and thinning in recent decades has profound
consequences for catchment sediment supply with attendant repercussions for nutrient …

Sediment connectivity underlies the relationships between sediment source areas and
stream network and the use of topography‐based indices, such as the index of connectivity …

Abstract A recent storm (27th–30th October 2018), named Vaia, hit most part of the
Northeast of Italy affecting the geomorphic aspect of almost all mountain catchments of the …

ABSTRACT High-Resolution Topography (HRT) data sets are becoming increasingly
available, improving our ability and opportunities to monitor geomorphic changes through …