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Elham Kakaei Lafdani

University of Turku

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The impact of seasonal hydroclimatic variability and vegetation dynamics on long-term nutrient trends - Evidence from an agriculture-dominated watershed draining to the Baltic Sea

Number of pages: 35 Posted: 11 Feb 2026
Beata Plutova, Carlos Gonzales-Inca, Elham Kakaei Lafdani, Iiro Seppä, Elina Kasvi, Maria Kämäri, Petteri Alho and Ville Kankare
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nitrogen, Phosphorous, Hydroclimatic variability, Vegetation dynamics, Seasonal patterns

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Autogenesis overrides hydro-climatological factors in boreal meandering - A remote sensing-based investigation ​

Number of pages: 43 Posted: 10 Mar 2026
Elina Kasvi, Oona Oksanen, Elham Kakaei Lafdani, Linnea Blåfield, Vertti Markkanen, Sampo Viljanen and Carlos Gonzales-Inca
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Meander migration, fluvial geomorphology, Autogenesis, Self-organized criticality, Climate forcing, Earth observation

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Autogenesis overrides hydro-climatological factors in boreal meandering - A remote sensing-based investigation

Number of pages: 42 Posted: 10 Apr 2026
Elina Kasvi, Oona Oksanen, Elham Kakaei Lafdani, Linnea Blåfield, Vertti Markkanen, Sampo Viljanen and Carlos Gonzales-Inca
University of Turku, University of Turku, University of Turku, University of Turku, University of Turku, University of Turku and University of Turku
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Meander migration, Fluvial geomorphology, Autogenesis, Self-organized criticality, Climate forcing, earth observation