Geomorphology

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  Año 1996, Vol. 15, Número 3

  • The time dimension in the study of mass movements

    págs. 185-190

    

  • The contribution of landslides to landscape evolution in Europe

    págs. 191-212

    

  • Remote sensing techniques for landslide studies and hazard zonation in Europe

    págs. 213-226

    

  • Databases and GIS for landslide research in Europe

    págs. 227-240

    

  • The nature, use and problems of historical archives for the temporal occurrence of landslides, with specific reference to the south coast of Britain, Ventnor, Isle of Wight

    págs. 241-258

    

  • Debris-flow magnitude-frequency relationships for mountainous regions of Central and Northwest Europe

    págs. 259-274

    

  • Aspects of landslide activity in the Mercantour Massif and the French Riviera, southeastern France

    págs. 275-290

    

  • Late Quaternary climate changes and mass movement frequency and magnitude in the Cantabrian region, Spain

    págs. 291-310

    

  • Temporal occurrence and activity of landslides in the area of Cortina d'Ampezzo (Dolomites, Italy)

    págs. 311-326

    

  • The mobility of the Alvera landslide (Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy)

    págs. 327-336

    

  • Geomorphological study of the Fadalto landslide, Venetian Prealps, Italy

    págs. 337-350

    

  • The Sant' Agata Feltria landslide (Marche Region, central Italy): a case of recurrent earthflow evolving from a deep-seated gravitational slope deformation

    págs. 351-361