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Alexandros Emmanouilidis, Ingmar Unkel, Joana Seguin, Kleoniki Keklikoglou, Eleni Gianni and Pavlos Avramidis
During the last few decades, X-ray attenuation systems have been established as standard techniques in geosciences and as excellent scientific tools for the analysis of sedimentary facies and structures. In the present study, we use two non-destructive a...
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Cunjin Xue, Jingyi Liu, Guanghui Yang and Chengbin Wu
Extreme rainstorms have important socioeconomic consequences, but understanding their fine spatial structures and temporal evolution still remains challenging. In order to achieve this, in view of an evolutionary property of rainstorms, this paper design...
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Xingxing Shang, Xiaohui Jiang, Ruining Jia and Chen Wei
The runoff in the upper reaches of the Heihe River has been continuously abundant for more than a decade, and this has not happened previously in history. Quantitative analysis of runoff variation and its influencing factors are of great significance for...
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Chao Gao and Xuewen Li
Droughts occur frequently during summer maize growth in the Huaihe River Basin, China. Identifying the critical precipitation thresholds that can lead to drought is conducive to drought monitoring and the creation of early warning systems. Based on meteo...
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Shijin Wang, Xiaoyi Shi, Weihong Cao and Tao Pu
Temperate glaciers are highly sensitive to climatic and environmental changes. Studying the chemical composition of snow, firn, and ice on temperate glaciers is important for understanding the variations in atmospheric circulation patterns, deposition co...
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