Lilian Niacsu

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors conducted a meta-analysis of measured gully headcut retreat (GHR) rates worldwide and found that GHR rates are subject to very large year-to-year variations.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe 12 representative gully regions within nine European countries and present the characteristics of 42 permanent gullies, gully systems, and badland landscapes based on scientific values of the sites, educational lessons to be learned were identified that are mainly related to (i) gullies as a geological window, present-day geomorphological processes and stages of historical gully erosion reflecting past human-environment interactions.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors studied the role of gully erosion in triggering landslides in the Chioara catchment of the Falciu Hills in East Romania, and showed that the average gully head retreat rate over the last two centuries from four trunk continuous gullies is 14 −m−year−1, and the sediment yield from gullying only accounted for 54 −69% of the sediment mass produced by water erosion.

TL;DR: An extreme blizzard event has been investigated as case study within the Moldavian Plateau of eastern Romania, showing that the deposited sediment widely varied depending on land‐use and wind speed.