David Krause

project employee, lecturer

Charles University

Czech Republic

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David Krause is a lecturer at Charles University in the Czech Republic. His research areas focus on geomorphology, paleo-environmental studies, and the application of historical aerial imagery in conservation. Recent articles include topics such as the ages and implications of frost wedges, geometry of glacial features, and vegetation cover changes in the Central European tundra.

Articles (5)

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2024

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2023

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2022

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2021

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2021

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Tomáš Uxa

Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Geophysics

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Piotr Moska

lecturer

Silesian University of Technology

POLAND

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Markéta Potůčková

Assistant professor/Dr.

Charles University

CZECH REPUBLIC

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David Krause

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Articles (5)

Optically‐Stimulated‐Luminescence Ages and Paleo‐Environmental Implications of Relict Frost Wedges in North–Central Bohemia, Czech Republic

Geometry of last glacial sorted nets from high-resolution airborne data

Morphological differences of longitudinal profiles between glacial cirques and non-glacial valley heads, described by mathematical fitting

10Be exposure age for sorted polygons in the Sudetes Mountains

Towards resolving conservation issues through historical aerial imagery: vegetation cover changes in the Central European tundra

Collaborators (3)

Tomáš Uxa

Piotr Moska

Markéta Potůčková

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