paläoflussperspektivische
Paläofluss, a German term, translates to paleoflood in English. It refers to evidence of past, often catastrophic, floods preserved in the geological record. This evidence can include distinct sediment layers deposited by high-energy water flows, such as gravel bars, sand sheets, and boulder deposits. These deposits are often found in river valleys, canyons, and even in areas that are now arid.
Studying paläofluss events is crucial for understanding the hydrological history of a region and for assessing
The study of paläofluss helps in several ways. It provides valuable data for flood risk assessment and