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Paleoflood hydrology typically deals with the reconstruction of floods in ungauged and poorly gauged basins by combining different sources of indirect evidence. Botanical indicators have been used repeatedly in the past, mostly through the study of scars in trees or germination dates of plants on newly created surfaces. In this paper we test the hypothesis that the inclination of trees – as induced...
In many regions of the world flood events in mountain basins are one of the greatest risks to the local population, due to the pressure placed on land use by social and economic development. Conventional hydrologic–hydraulic methodological approaches are not usually feasible in mountainous basins because they are not gauged at all or, in the best-case scenario, are poorly gauged. In this context,...
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