Abstract High-latitude cold environments are traditionally regarded as parts of the world where geomorphic processes of debris production, transport and removal are very active and depend primarily on cold-climate conditions: frost shattering, frost wedging, nivation, cryoplanation, gelifluction and glacial erosion are given for the chief actors of landscape transformation. Such an academic view is more and more questioned among the French and international scientific community of which some members try and cross the smokescreen of the periglacial scenery to search for the real agents - sometimes azonal ones - of the Holocène landscape evolution. In order to evaluate the geomorphic impact of processes, three indicators were selected: the pe...
Polar regions are very sensitive to climate variability. Glacial environments, such as those of Spit...
Summary : GEOMORPHOLOGY OF QUARTZITIC SLOPES IN COLD REGIONS. THE EXAMPLE OF NORTH-WESTERN EUROPEAN ...
Abstract. - Polar environments like Spitsbergen have been responding with an acute sensitivity to th...
Abstract. - This paper would like to reflect on three main processes, wich are given for the main fa...
Oceanic polar landscapes (e.g., Svalbard) are changing due to climatic Global Change. In particular,...
International audienceAbstract Polar and Alpine periglacial areas are traditionally regarded as nece...
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This work aims to quantify the impact of glacial erosion on mountain landscapes in the mid latitudes...
International audienceIn high mountain environments, the cryosphere (both glaciers and permafrost) i...
For the last 150 years, the Haut Arc glaciers (Savoie, France) follow a quite constant generalized r...
In high mountain, glacial and periglacial processes have a strong control on slope morphodynamics. T...
This thesis of climatic geomorphology aims to characterize the past and present periglacial stage in...
Polar regions are very sensitive to climate variability. Glacial environments, such as those of Spit...
Summary : GEOMORPHOLOGY OF QUARTZITIC SLOPES IN COLD REGIONS. THE EXAMPLE OF NORTH-WESTERN EUROPEAN ...
Abstract. - Polar environments like Spitsbergen have been responding with an acute sensitivity to th...
Abstract. - This paper would like to reflect on three main processes, wich are given for the main fa...
Oceanic polar landscapes (e.g., Svalbard) are changing due to climatic Global Change. In particular,...
International audienceAbstract Polar and Alpine periglacial areas are traditionally regarded as nece...
Fonds audiovisuel du programme "ESCoM-AAR" (Equipe Sémiotique Cognitive et nouveaux Médias - Archive...
This work aims to quantify the impact of glacial erosion on mountain landscapes in the mid latitudes...
International audienceIn high mountain environments, the cryosphere (both glaciers and permafrost) i...
For the last 150 years, the Haut Arc glaciers (Savoie, France) follow a quite constant generalized r...
In high mountain, glacial and periglacial processes have a strong control on slope morphodynamics. T...
This thesis of climatic geomorphology aims to characterize the past and present periglacial stage in...
Polar regions are very sensitive to climate variability. Glacial environments, such as those of Spit...
Summary : GEOMORPHOLOGY OF QUARTZITIC SLOPES IN COLD REGIONS. THE EXAMPLE OF NORTH-WESTERN EUROPEAN ...
Abstract. - Polar environments like Spitsbergen have been responding with an acute sensitivity to th...