This paper reviews the current knowledge of the mainly karstic geomorphological features
developed in the evaporitic formations of the Ebro Depression (northern Spain). Special …

A detailed sinkhole map has been produced in a stretch of the Ebro Valley (40.8 km2)
including the western sector of Zaragoza city (NE Spain). During the last few decades …

Alluvial dolines are abundant in Quaternary terraces and pediments overlying Neogene
gypsum in the Zaragoza area (central Ebro basin). Spatial analysis and experimental …

Abstract The central Ebro Basin comprises thick evaporite materials whose high solubility
produces typically karstic landforms. The sinkhole morphology developed in the overlying …

The Quaternary evolution and the morpho-sedimentary features of some of the most
important rivers in Spain (Ebro and Tagus rivers among others) have been controlled by …

This book provides a detailed coverage of the landforms of Planet Earth and the processes
that shaped them. The study of these morphologies, some of which formed during past …

Mantle karst environments can be analyzed by means of historical, geophysical and
geomechanical approaches with the objectives of avoiding urban development in …

Pleistocene fluvial deposits of the Ebro River, in NE Spain, are widely affected by faults,
fractures and tilting of beds. Based on the lithological, geometrical and textural features of …

Abstract The Middle Ebro Basin in characterised by strong evaporitic profiles from the
Miocene period, and in which gypsum formations are predominant. These groups of easy …

Aerial photographs, historical cartographies, and field inspection are useful tools in urban
planning design on mantled karst because they permit a wide time interval to be analyzed …