Water plays a critical role in erosion and sediment transport and this relationship is most
evident in the hyperarid Atacama Desert of Northern Chile, a region characterized by …

Although equilibrium has long been considered the attractor state for landscapes, the time
required to reach equilibrium or even the possibility of reaching equilibrium is still debated …

Landscape evolution models can be used to assess the impact of rainfall variability on
bedrock river incision over millennial timescales. However, isolating the role of rainfall …

The Himalayas, which host glaciers, modulate the Indian Monsoon and create an arid
Tibetan Plateau, play a vital role in distributing freshwater resources to the world's most …

Fluvial terraces, longitudinal river profiles, and growth strata carry comparable records of the
deformation history in tectonically active mountain belts. In the northern Apennines, these …

Landscape evolution is driven by factors like tectonics and climate, and unraveling such
factors can reveal the history recorded in landscape morphology. The northern US …

We present a new geomorphological analysis of the Tinée River tributaries in the southern
French Alps based on numerical inverse and forward modelling of their longitudinal profiles …

The branching structure of river networks is an important topologic and geomorphic feature
that depends on several factors (eg, climate and tectonics). However, mechanisms that …

Abstract The Lancang River (Upper Mekong) is a key large river in Asia with a prominent
knickzone over 500 km distance (27.5‐30.7° N), as it descends the southeastern margin of …

Nonuniform rock uplift in the form of tilting has been documented in convergent margins,
postorogenic landscapes, and extensional provinces. Despite the prevalence of tilting, the …