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100. LiDAR and UAV System Data to Analyse Recent Morphological Changes of a Small Drainage Basin L. Borrelli et al.
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109. Assessment of Fire Effects on Surface Runoff Erosion Susceptibility: The Case of the Summer 2021 Forest Fires in Greece N. Evelpidou et al.
110. Large slope deformations detection and monitoring along shores of the Potrerillos dam reservoir, Argentina, based on a small-baseline InSAR approach C. Michoud et al.
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