Abstract Complex geosites represent important georesources as components of the geoheritage a region. Regardless, their management in terms promotion and geoconservation may be challenging. Among others, gravity-related landforms can considered complex geomorphological features are often neglected geosite inventories, even if dynamic related educational exemplarity, multiscalarity aesthetic val...

Topics covered: 1. Conceptual framework – agents of pattern formation. 2. Abiotic factors – geology, geomorphology, hydrology, soils. 3. Climatic factors – temperature, precipitation, solar radiation, meteorology. 4. Climate-landform effects on vegetation pattern, ecological flows, disturbance regimes and geomorphological processes. 5. Resource management implications – climate change scenarios...

Discussion: Concerning an Increase in the Potency of Mosaic Virus in Vitro: DR. PETER K. OLITSKY and DP. FILIP C. FORSBECK. Geomorphological Evidence of a Climatic Boundary: PROFESSOR RICHARD JOEL RUSSELL. Chlorates as Herbicides: DR. W. E. LOOMIS, RUSSELL BISSEY and E. V. SMITH. The Causative Organism of a Papular Type of Apple Measles: PROFESSOR ANTHONY BERG. Biological Abstracts: DP. PAUL D....

demonstration of the geomorphological factors in setting the legal regime of the caspian seaintroduction:the caspian sea is the largest water basin which enclosed by land within eurasia continent. the caspian sea is unique in many reasons: the large deposits of oil and gas, valuable fishery resources; including 90% of the world’s stock of sturgeon, important transportation routes; connecting th...

The recognition and the study of several spatial phenomena strongly depends on the resolution at which the analysis is carried out. The availability of an efficient way to represent the same phenomena at different resolutions is therefore very important (from both a mathematical and a computational point of view). Wavelets, families of base functions generated by dilation and translation of a m...

On Kranjsko polje in central Slovenia, carbonate conglomerates have been dated to several Pleistocene glacial phases by relative dating based on the morphostratigrafic mapping and borehole data, and by paleomagnetic and 10Be analyses. To define how the age of conglomerates determines the geomorphological characteristics of karst surface features, morphometrical and distributive spatial analyses...