About GFL
We are an independent geo-scientific research, consultancy and popular science company with established offices and permanently instrumented geomorphologic observation and monitoring field test sites in Norway (Trondheim - Selbu) and Spain (Alicante - Calpe). Our core competence is in the areas of contemporary geomorphologic earth surface processes, sedimentary source-to-sink fluxes and correlations, soil erosion, hazardous earth surface processes, and landscape development and understanding under ongoing or accelerated climate change and increasing anthropogenic impacts and pressures.
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Latest organized workshops and conference sessions
Scientific DENUCHANGE Session on Denudation in the Mediterranean zone (S04.) at the I.A.G./A.I.G. Regional Conference on Geomorphology "Geomorphology of Climatically and Tectonically Sensitive Areas", Athens, Greece, 19-21 September 2019. See details here
2nd Workshop of I.A.G./A.I.G. DENUCHANGE: Denudation and Environmental Changes in Different Morphoclimatic Zones, Calpe (Alicante), Spain, 12-14 September 2019. For details see here
Scientific Session on Denudational hillslope and fluvial processes, sedimentary budgets, and landscape responses to global environmental changes (GM7.2) at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2019 in Vienna (Austria), 7-12 April 2019. See further details here
1st Workshop of I.A.G./A.I.G. DENUCHANGE: Denudation and Environmental Changes in Different Morphoclimatic Zones. Storkowo-Szczecinek (Poland), 25-27 September 2018. For details see here and (Workshop Report and DENUCHANGE Working Group Objective) here
DENUCHANGE Planning Meeting and Scientific Session at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2018 in Vienna (Austria), 8-13 April 2018. For details see here and here
Latest key publications Beylich A.A. & O.T. Pop (Eds.) (2019): Drivers of denudation rates, source-to-sink fluxes, and sedimentary budgets. Geomorphology, 334. For details and content see here Beylich A.A. & A. Baltakova (Eds.) (2018): Controls and implications of source-to-sink environmental fluxes in selected cold climate environments. Geografiska Annaler, 100A (2). For details and content see here Morche, D., Beylich, A.A. & M. Krautblatter (Eds.) (2017): Sediment cascades in cold climate geosystems. Geomorphology, 287. For details and content see here Beylich, A.A., Dixon, J.C. & Z. Zwolinski (Eds.) (2016): Source-to-sink fluxes in undisturbed cold environments. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 408pp. For details and content see here
2nd Workshop of I.A.G./A.I.G. DENUCHANGE: Denudation and Environmental Changes in Different Morphoclimatic Zones, Calpe (Alicante), Spain, 12-14 September 2019. For details see here
Scientific Session on Denudational hillslope and fluvial processes, sedimentary budgets, and landscape responses to global environmental changes (GM7.2) at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2019 in Vienna (Austria), 7-12 April 2019. See further details here
1st Workshop of I.A.G./A.I.G. DENUCHANGE: Denudation and Environmental Changes in Different Morphoclimatic Zones. Storkowo-Szczecinek (Poland), 25-27 September 2018. For details see here and (Workshop Report and DENUCHANGE Working Group Objective) here
DENUCHANGE Planning Meeting and Scientific Session at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2018 in Vienna (Austria), 8-13 April 2018. For details see here and here
Latest key publications Beylich A.A. & O.T. Pop (Eds.) (2019): Drivers of denudation rates, source-to-sink fluxes, and sedimentary budgets. Geomorphology, 334. For details and content see here Beylich A.A. & A. Baltakova (Eds.) (2018): Controls and implications of source-to-sink environmental fluxes in selected cold climate environments. Geografiska Annaler, 100A (2). For details and content see here Morche, D., Beylich, A.A. & M. Krautblatter (Eds.) (2017): Sediment cascades in cold climate geosystems. Geomorphology, 287. For details and content see here Beylich, A.A., Dixon, J.C. & Z. Zwolinski (Eds.) (2016): Source-to-sink fluxes in undisturbed cold environments. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 408pp. For details and content see here