OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Geomorphology is 29. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Multivariate analysis of inlet morphodynamics: The mixed sand-gravel ebb-tidal delta of Deben Estuary, Suffolk	90
Editorial Board	56
Point cloud does matter. Selected issues of using airborne LiDAR elevation data in geomorphometric studies of rugged sandstone terrain under forest – Case study from Central Europe	56
Reconstruction of historical suspended particulate matter contributions of Rhône River tributaries to the Mediterranean Sea	54
Editorial Board	45
Subsurface structures of solution dolines inferred from electrical resistivity tomography: A hypothesis on the evolutionary process of solution dolines at the Akiyoshi-dai Plateau, southwest Japan	43
Editorial Board	43
Editorial Board	42
Editorial Board	42
Hurricane-triggered cascading hazards: Geomorphic responses and flood hazard dynamics in a tropical mountain region	40
Plio-Pleistocene drainage reorganization in the middle Yellow River of China, revealed by provenance and paleocurrent analysis of fluvial sediments	40
Late-Quaternary activity of parallel normal faults along the southern margin of the Yuguang Basin in the Shanxi Rift, China and its seismogeological implications	37
Topographic constraints on the rock avalanche erosion mechanisms and sliding effects	37
Hydration caves and cavities from the recent weathering zone of anhydrites at Dingwall (Nova Scotia, Canada)	36
Unveiling tropical slow-moving landslide response to seasonality and extreme meteorological events using a combination of InSAR and optical imagery: The case study of Grand Eboulis (Réunion island)	35
Drainage evolution in porous carbonate terrain in semi-arid environments: The role of tectonics and climatic change – The case study of the Boukadir carbonate platform, Algeria	35
Remotely mapping gullying and incision in Maryland Piedmont headwater streams using repeat airborne lidar	34
Glacial to periglacial transition at the end of the last ice age in the subtropical semiarid Andes	34
Spatio-temporal interpolation of ~530 Ma paleo-DEM to quantify denudation of a terrestrial impact crater	33
Reconstruction of Holocene relative sea-level from beach ridges of the central west coast of India using GPR and OSL dating	33
Challenges and opportunities of sediment budgeting using the River Sediment Budget Approach (RSBA): Three cases in Austrian gravel-bed river reaches	33
Coastal cliff evolution: Modelling the long-term interplay between marine erosion, initial topography, and uplift in an arid environment	31
Tectonic influence on the evolutionary dynamics of deep-water channel systems along the active accretionary prism margin in the Rakhine Basin, Myanmar: A high-resolution 3d seismic analysis	31
Investigating cost-effective single-beam survey configurations for accurate river bathymetry construction	31
Submerged reef and inter-reef morphology in the Western South Atlantic, Abrolhos Shelf (Brazil)	30

Use of GIS tools, enhanced by FFT filtering methods, to detect blurred craters in Synthetic Digital Elevation Models, to improve their location and morphological characterisation	30
Deformation and failure mechanisms of slopes in the Loess Plateau with structural planes under engineering excavation	30
Spatial variation of surface erosion rate in a fault zone and its controlling factors	30
The uncertain future of mountaintop-removal-mined landscapes 1: How mining changes erosion processes and variables	30
How do international boundary river dynamics affect riparian land? Insights from the China-Russia Ussuri River	29
Quaternary fluvial archives from Asian rivers: Reflections of tectonic activity, crustal processes and climatic variation	29
Shredding post-fire debris flow likelihood: A field-constrained catchment-scale model of wood-shred surface treatment effectiveness	29
Distinctive shear zones demonstrate pervasive laminar cataclastic flow throughout the gigantic Iymek rock avalanche	29