Titlebook: Rivers of Southern Chile and Patagonia; Context, Cascade Pro Carlos Oyarzún,Bruno Mazzorana,Andrés Iroumé Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Book 2023atagonia. It presents a detailed description of the rivers affected by climatic extremes, volcanic eruptions, large-wood dynamics and impacts, sediment-laden flows, and Glacier Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs). Moreover, it contains an in-depth discussion of a variety of topics encompassing the ecosyste

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An Introduction to the Rivers of Southern Chile and Patagonia,° S), and Patagonia region shows a strong E-W gradient, with the driest areas in the Andes mountain areas and the wettest on the coast. In general terms, there are strong differences between the discharge of the rivers in southern Chile and Patagonia. The discharge of the last ten years (2011–2020) shows a slight downward trend in all rivers.

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Cascading Processes and Multiple Hazards and Risks in Chilean Rivers: Lessons Learnt and Remaining ter, we discuss how individual processes or disturbances may interact acting together to form cascades, using case studies from Chile (e.g. rivers affected by volcanic eruptions), and how the resulting hazards and risks could be assessed by integrating all aspects of hazard interactions together with exposure and vulnerability.

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An Introduction to the Rivers of Southern Chile and Patagonia,gh variability of rainfall), retreat of glaciers, large volcanic eruptions, glacial lake outbursts of floods, seismic activity, and frequent landslides. Annual precipitation records show great differences in the region. In general, there is a decrease in precipitation from north (39° S) to south (47

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Landscape Disturbance and Ecosystem Function of Pacific Patagonia Rivers,ectories. Major rivers are often transcordilleran, passing through cold-steppe to deciduous sub-Antarctic to evergreen temperate rainforest ecoregions, supplemented by glacial inflows or buffered by large mid-catchment lakes, all within relatively unimpaired or nearly pristine landscapes. As a conse

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Large Wood Research and Learning in Chile,970s, the study of LW in rivers began to be massified in the USA, mainly in the assessment of its effect on fish (Swanson et al., Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 46:55–66, 2021). It is essential for the protection and restoration of aquatic ecosystems and geomorphological stability. In Chile,

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