Geomorphological environments
Subtitle: research methods on biotic and abiotic environments
By: edited by Gábor Tóth
Publisher: Gebrüder Borntraeger
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Stuttgart
Language: eng
Number of pages: 157
Subjects: Soil science; Mathematical models; Digital techniques; Methodology; Computer simulation; Environmental geology; Geomorphology; Image processing
Other titles: Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie. N.F., v. 56 (Supplement 2)
Notes: "Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie ... neue Folge 56, supplementary issue 2."

"In this supplement volume a selection of papers covering implications of deformations on the Pannonian Basin, flood risk and hydrology, the relationship between morphology and solution, historical morphological reconstructions using GIS methods, the development and modelling of karstic dolines in ground ice environments, the usage of radio-controlled aerial vehicle imaging techniques as well as the role and effects of vegetation on the Danube's high banks and on karren solution is presented."--P. [4] of cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Editorial / G. Tóth; title: Ductile and brittle deformation in the Sopron Gneiss Formation (Sopron Mts., W. Hungary) and their  implication on the formation of the Pannonian Basin / Z. Benkó, E.  Bugledits & A. Récsi; title: Urban flood risk and hydrology / L. Mrekva, Zs.  Engi  & G.. Tóth; title: Variations of type A channels in Totes Gebirge / K. Kozma & Z. Mitre; title: Morphology and solution relationships of three Karren Slopes in different environments / M. Veress; title: Historical morphological reconstruction of the Mura River (SW of the Carpathian Basin) by using GIS methods / Zs. Engi, G. Tóth, F. Steinman & M. Braun; title: Development of covered  karstic dolines in ground ice environment (Eastern Alps, Austria). Interests of experimental and mathematical modelling / M. Veress, K. Péntek, Z. Unger & I. Almási; title: Reconstruction of Late Neogene paleoenvironmental changes in the area of Pannonhalma (Western Hungary) using granulometric methods / E. Kis; title: A demonstration of the geomorphological value  of radio-controlled aerial vehicle imaging techniques in the study of  the Hernád River / S. Kamár & K. Kozma; title: The role of vegetation in the daily and yearly small tilt variations of the Danube's high bank, Hungary / V.B. Bódis & Gy. Mentes; title: Effect of dwarf pine vegetation on karren dissolution / A. Skribanek, Gy. Deák, & M. Veress.