2022
DOI: 10.21138/bage.3111
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Análisis multi-temporal de los cambios geomorfológicos y de la cubierta vegetal en un cauce extenso de gravas: el río Cinca, Aragón (España)

Abstract: El curso medio-bajo del río Cinca ha sufrido importantes cambios en los últimos 90 años, tanto en la geomorfología de su cauce como en la vegetación que ocupa su Territorio Fluvial. En este estudio se han analizado los cambios observados entre las fotografías aéreas de nueve fechas distintas, desde 1927 a 2018, mediante fotointerpretación. Paralelamente, se ha analizado la hidrología, la extracción de gravas, la introducción de defensas y las roturaciones –entendidas como la puesta en cultivo por primera vez d… Show more

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“…As During the period studied, the area and width of the fluvial territory were reduced by around 59%. This represents an average reduction of 3.5 km 2 per kilometre of river, a loss of natural heritage that has also been detected in other Iberian rivers (Trullenque et al, 2022).…”
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“…As During the period studied, the area and width of the fluvial territory were reduced by around 59%. This represents an average reduction of 3.5 km 2 per kilometre of river, a loss of natural heritage that has also been detected in other Iberian rivers (Trullenque et al, 2022).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…During the period studied, the area and width of the fluvial territory were reduced by around 59%. This represents an average reduction of 3.5 km 2 per kilometre of river, a loss of natural heritage that has also been detected in other Iberian rivers (Trullenque et al, 2022). The regulation of the basin has led to the loss of flood zones, but it has been poor land management that has allowed the occupation of the fluvial territory, especially for agriculture and mining.…”
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