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How fast do gully headcuts retreat?

Matthias Vanmaercke, Jean Poesen, Bert Van Mele, Matthias Demuzere (UGent) , Amber Bruynseels, Valentin Golosov, José Fernando Rodrigues Bezerra, Sergey Bolysov, Aleksandr Dvinskih, Amaury Frankl (UGent) , et al.

(2016) EARTH-SCIENCE REVIEWS. 154. p.336-355
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Gully development in the Tigray highlands

Amaury Frankl (UGent) , Jean Poesen, Jan Moeyersons and Jan Nyssen (UGent)

(2015) Landscapes and landforms of Ethiopia. In World Geomorphological Landscapes p.191-200
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Land degradation in the Ethiopian highlands

Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Jean Poesen, Sil Lanckriet (UGent) , Miro Jacob (UGent) , Jan Moeyersons, Mitiku Haile, Nigussie Haregeweyn, R Neil Munro, Katrien Descheemaeker, Enyew Adgo, et al.

(2015) Landscapes and landforms of Ethiopia. In World Geomorphological Landscapes p.369-385
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Environmental conditions and human drivers for changes to north Ethiopian mountain landscapes over 145 years

Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Amaury Frankl (UGent) , Mitiku Haile, Hans Hurni, Katrien Descheemaeker, Donald Crummey, Alfons Ritler, Brigitte Portner, Bernhard Nievergelt, Jan Moeyersons, et al.

(2014) SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 485-486. p.164-179
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The northern Ethiopian highlands are greener than at any time in the last 145 years

Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Mitiku Haile, Hans Hurni, Katrien Descheemaeker, Alfons Ritler, Brigitte Portner, Bernhard Nievergelt, Jan Moeyersons, Neil Munro, Jozef Deckers, et al.

(2014) GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTS. 16.
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Landdegradatie in de Ethiopische hooglanden

Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Sil Lanckriet (UGent) , Jean Poesen, Miro Jacob (UGent) , Jan Moeyersons, Mitiku Haile, Amaury Frankl (UGent) and Jozef Deckers

(2013) DE AARDRIJKSKUNDE : ONDERWIJS IN DE AARDRIJKSKUNDE, SOCIALE VORMING EN MILIEUBEHEER. 37. p.77-95
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Excursion guide: post-conference excursion: extension to the Danakil depression, 1-4 March 2011

Raf Aerts, Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Mitiku Haile, Eva November, Jozef Deckers and Jan Moeyersons

(2011)
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Monitoring of the remobilisation of the May Ntebteb landslide near Hagere Selam

Miet Van Den Eeckhaut, Jan Nyssen (UGent) and Jan Moeyersons

(2011) Excursion guide : post-conference excursion : geomorphological hazards, land degradation and resilience in the North Ethiopian highlands. p.109-113
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Rockfall shapes the amba landscape

Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Jean Poesen, Jan Moeyersons, Jozef Deckers and Mitiku Haile

(2011) Excursion guide : post-conference excursion : geomorphological hazards, land degradation and resilience in the North Ethiopian highlands. p.153-157
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Impact of surface water reservoirs on ground water reserves in the highlands of Northern Ethiopia, Tigray region

Tesfamichael Gebreyohannes, Florimond De Smedt, Kristine Walraevens (UGent) , Jan Nyssen (UGent) and Jan Moeyersons

(2011) Excursion guide : post-conference excursion : geomorphological hazards, land degradation and resilience in the North Ethiopian highlands. p.165-169

Academic Bibliography

How fast do gully headcuts retreat?

Gully development in the Tigray highlands

Land degradation in the Ethiopian highlands

Environmental conditions and human drivers for changes to north Ethiopian mountain landscapes over 145 years

The northern Ethiopian highlands are greener than at any time in the last 145 years

Landdegradatie in de Ethiopische hooglanden

Excursion guide: post-conference excursion: extension to the Danakil depression, 1-4 March 2011

Monitoring of the remobilisation of the May Ntebteb landslide near Hagere Selam

Rockfall shapes the amba landscape

Impact of surface water reservoirs on ground water reserves in the highlands of Northern Ethiopia, Tigray region

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