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Gaetano Robustelli and Federica Lucà
Shelter caves serve as crucial repositories that provide valuable insights into Late Pleistocene?Holocene depositional mechanisms and environmental changes. In this study, we conducted a stratigraphic analysis of the easternmost cave-fill succession with...
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Oliver Schlömer and Jürgen Herget
Local scour holes are erosional bed structures that are related to different scientific disciplines in Earth science and hydraulic engineering. Local scouring at naturally placed boulders is ubiquitous, but many competing factors make it difficult to iso...
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Jason S. Drebber, Christopher T. Halsted, Lee B. Corbett, Paul R. Bierman and Marc W. Caffee
Constraining the timing and rate of Laurentide Ice Sheet (LIS) retreat through the northeastern United States is important for understanding the co-evolution of complex climatic and glaciologic events that characterized the end of the Pleistocene epoch. ...
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Mohit Tunwal and Aaron Lim
The characterisation of particle shape is an important analysis in the field of sedimentary geology. At finer scales, it is key for understanding sediment transport while at coarser scales, such as boulders, it is vital for coastal protection. However, t...
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Lea Cubanová, Ján Rumann, Alexandra Vidová, Wael Almikaeel and Filip Rebenda
Nature-like fish passes are commonly designed as a preferred way to overcome barriers in rivers. However, meeting the recommended hydraulic parameters for these passes can be challenging. As a result, boulders or sills are often incorporated to supplemen...
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Hong Gan, Chengxuan Zhao, Guangfei Wei, Xiongyao Li, Guojun Xia, Xiao Zhang and Jingjing Shi
The lunar polar regions are key areas for future exploration due to the long-term continuous illumination and persistently shadowed regions that can cold trap abundant water and other volatiles. However, the complex terrain, dynamic lighting, and solar w...
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Frank Mattern, Andreas Scharf, Abdul Razak Al-Sayigh, Nada Al-Wahaibi, Laura Galluccio, Gianluca Frijia and Mazin Al-Salmani
The study improves the understanding of the basal part of the Eocene Seeb Formation of Oman, informally known as ?Unit 1?, in terms of microfacies, lithostratigraphy and shale migration within the context of regional tectonics. We logged four sections be...
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Olga Mavrouli, Athanasia D. Skentou, Josep Maria Carbonell, Markos Z. Tsoukalas, M. Amparo Núñez-Andrés and Panagiotis G. Asteris
Although the principal aim of the rockfall management is to prevent rock boulders from reaching the buildings instead of the buildings resisting the boulder impacts, there usually exists a residual risk that has to be assessed, even when structural prote...
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Suresh Kumar Thappeta, Peter Fiener and Venu Chandra
Accurate estimation of head loss introduced via randomly placed roughness elements found in natural or constructed streams (e.g., fish passages) is essential in order to estimate flow variables in mountain streams, understand formation of niches for aqua...
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Niki Evelpidou, Anna Karkani, Miltiadis Polidorou, Giannis Saitis, Christos Zerefos, Costas Synolakis, Christos Repapis, Maria Tzouxanioti and Marilia Gogou
Cyprus has a long history of tsunami activity, as described in archaeological and geological records. Although the study area has experienced tsunamis in the past and constitutes an area threatened by this hazard both from the Cyprean arc and from the ne...
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