Landform Analysis, vol. 10, 2009 - Published by the Association of Polish Geomorphologists

• Adam Łajczak, Ján Novotný, Elżbieta Rojan:
  Foreword
• Małgorzata Bielawska, Irena Tsermegas:
  Anthropogenic degradation of the tourist trail in the Samaria Gorge (Western Crete)
• Martin Boltižar:
  The spatial patterns of the Tatra high-mountain landscape structure
• Agata Buchwał, Joanna Fidelus, Mateusz Rogowski:
  Relief transformation along footpaths in the Rila, Pirin, and Western Tatra Mountains
• Wojciech Dobiński:
  Geophysical methods in research of permafrost in the Tatra Mountains and northern Scandinavia
• Emil Gachev:
  Indicators for modern and recent climate change in the highest mountain areas of Bulgaria
• Juraj Hreško, Gabriel Bugár, František Petrovic:
  Changes of vegetation and soil cover in alpine zone due to anthropogenic and geomorphological processes
• Peter Jančura, Boris Beláček, Iveta Bohálová, Martina Slámová:
  Scientific significance of visualisation methods for expression of selected attributes of landscape character of the High Tatra Mountains
• Piotr Kłapyta:
  Glacial and periglacial relief on the southern slopes of the Western Tatra Mts. (Slovakia) – the results of the first detailed geomorphological mapping of the Žiarska, Jamnicka, Raèkova and Bystra Valleys
• Monika Kopecká, Jozef Novácek:
  Forest fragmentation in the Tatra Region in the period 2000–2006
• Anna Kozłowska:
  Changes in the spruce forests of the Polish Tatra Mts. during the last 80 years
• Anna Kozłowska, Zofia Rączkowska:
  Problems in geoecological approach to high-mountain environment (based on studies of relief-vegetation relationships)
• Ioan Eustatiu Marinescu, Emil Marinescu, Sandu Boengiu, Liliana Popescu:
  Environmental changes induced by the development of Ranca resort in a mountainous area
• Rudolf Midriak:
  Changes of glaciation in the Sagarmatha National Park (Nepal) during the last 30 years
• Jozef Minár, Vladimír Falan, Martin Bánovský, Zuzana Damankošová, Miroslav Kouch:
  Influence of site conditions on the windstorm impact: A case study of the High Tatras foothills in 2004
• Jan Niedźwiecki:
  Concept of landscape horizontal belts in the Polish Tatra Mountains
• Jozef Pecho, Norbert Polcák:
  Climatological analysis of windstorm from November 2004 and evaluation of its impacts on meso- and microclimatic conditions in the High Tatras Region
• Elżbieta Rojan:
  Morphological changes within road incision forms in the blowdown area in the Slovak Tatra Mountains after termination of intensive forest works
• Jerzy Zasadni, Piotr Kłapyta:
  An attempt to assess the modern and the Little Ice Age climatic snowline altitude in the Tatra Mountains
• Tomasz Zielonka, Szymon Ciapała, Piotr Malina, Grzegorz Piątek:
  Coarse woody debris in mountain streams and their influence on geomorphology of channels in the Tatra Mts.
• Elwira Żmudzka:
  Changes of thermal conditions in the Polish Tatra Mountains