Theoretical constraints to gully erosion research: time for a re‐evaluation of concepts and assumptions?     

Rafaello V. Bergonse  Eusébio J. Reis 《地球表面变化过程与地形》2011,36(11):1554-1557

Gullies are conceptualized in the literature as essentially fluvial forms with dimensional boundaries arbitrarily defined between rills and river channels. This notion is incompatible with the existing variability of form and process, as mass movements frequently exert a fundamental control on gully initiation and expansion, to the point of features outgrowing their original contributing area. The inability of a conceptual framework to incorporate existing observations inevitably constrains methodologies and research results. In this commentary, several examples of published results are contrasted with the prevailing assumption of an essentially fluvial nature, with the purpose of encouraging discussion on the need for a revised conceptual framework in gully erosion research. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.  相似文献   

A combined structural and seasonal approach to assess wildfire susceptibility and hazard in summertime     

Bergonse  Rafaello  Oliveira  Sandra  Gonçalves  Ana  Nunes  Sílvia  da Câmara  Carlos  Zêzere  José Luis 《Natural Hazards》2021,106(3):2545-2573

Natural Hazards - Wildfire susceptibility and hazard models based on drivers that change only on a multiyear timescale are considered of a structural nature. They ignore specific short-term...  相似文献