Fritz Schlunegger

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University of Bern

Switzerland

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Fritz Schlunegger is a Professor at the University of Bern, Switzerland. His research areas encompass Earth sciences, with a focus on topics such as inter- and transdisciplinary studies of the Alps, sediment dynamics in glacial environments, and the geological history of the NW Zagros foreland basin. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of climate variability effects on vegetation and sediment transport processes in alpine and other terrains.

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Renas Koshnaw

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Alessandro Lechmann

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University of Bern

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Jonas Kley

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Georg-August-Universität

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Hendrik Vogel

Senior Lecturer

University of Bern

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Sébastien Castelltort

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University of Geneva

SWITZERLAND

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Science integration and a participatory scenario process. An inter- and transdisciplinary study from the Alps

Comparisons of interglacial vegetation responses to climate variability between the Massif Central, France, and the Balkan Peninsula since 423 ka

Check dam impact on sediment loads: example of the Guerbe River in the Swiss Alps – a catchment scale experiment

The Aare main overdeepening on the northern margin of the European Alps: basins, riegels, and slot canyons

The Miocene subsidence pattern of the NW Zagros foreland basin reflects the southeastward propagating tear of the Neotethys slab

Comparison of debris flow observations, including fine-sediment grain size and composition and runout model results, at Illgraben, Swiss Alps

Overdeepenings in the Swiss plateau: U-shaped geometries underlain by inner gorges

A Special Issue of Geosciences: Cutting Edge Earth Sciences—Three Decades of Cosmogenic Nuclides

Grain size of fluvial gravel bars from close-range UAV imagery – uncertainty in segmentation-based data

Two glaciers and one sedimentary sink: the competing role of the Aare and the Valais glaciers in filling an overdeepened trough inferred from provenance analysis

Sediment Supply Effects in Hydrology‐Sediment Modeling of an Alpine Basin

Climate changes and the formation of fluvial terraces in central Amazonia inferred from landscape evolution modeling

Slab Load Controls Beneath the Alps on the Source-to-Sink Sedimentary Pathways in the Molasse Basin

SMAUG v1.0 – a user-friendly muon simulator for the imaging of geological objects in 3-D

From glacial erosion to basin overfill: a 240 m-thick overdeepening–fill sequence in Bern, Switzerland

Miocene high elevation in the Central Alps

Detrital zircon provenance record of the Zagros mountain building from the Neotethys obduction to the Arabia–Eurasia collision, NW Zagros fold–thrust belt, Kurdistan region of Iraq

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Renas Koshnaw

Alessandro Lechmann

Jonas Kley

Hendrik Vogel

Sébastien Castelltort

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