T. Bryndal

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The River Systems in Small Catchments in the Context of the Horton’s and Schumm’s Laws – Implication for Hydrological Modelling. The Case Study of the Polish Carpathians

T. Bryndal, 2015 .

Organic matter in upper Albian marine sediments in the High-Tatric units, central western Carpathians related to Oceanic Anoxic Event 1d—Geochemistry, microfacies and palynology

M. Zielińska, M. Fabiańska, M. Misz-Kennan, 2016 .

Local flash floods in Central Europe: A case study of Poland

T. Bryndal, 2015 .

Impact of cemeteries on groundwater contamination by bacteria and viruses - a review.

T. Bryndal, J. Żychowski, 2015, Journal of water and health.

Morphological and sedimentological responses of small stream channels to extreme rainfall and land use in the Darjeeling Himalayas

E. Płaczkowska, R. Soja, Paweł Prokop, 2020 .

Reconstruction and characterization of the surface drainage system functioning during extreme rainfall: the analysis with use of the ALS-LIDAR data—the case study in two small flysch catchments (Outer Carpathian, Poland)

T. Bryndal, Rafał Kroczak, 2019, Environmental Earth Sciences.

The development, temporal evolution and environmental influence of an unpaved road network on mountain terrain: an example from the Carpathian Mts. (Poland)

J. Fidelus, A. Bucała, T. Bryndal, 2016, Environmental Earth Sciences.

Maximum Flow and Maximum Specific Flow in a Small Catchment Affected by an Extreme Rainfall Near Cherrapunjee in Northeast India

R. Soja, T. Bryndal, 2016 .

An integrated approach for investigating geomorphic changes due to flash flooding in two small stream channels (Western Polish Carpathians)

Małgorzata Kijowska-Strugała, Anna Bucała-Hrabia, Krzysztof Kiszka, 2020 .

Land use and land cover changes in small Carpathian catchments between the mid-19th and early 21st centuries and their record on the land surface

Anna Bucała-Hrabia, T. Bryndal, Joanna Fidelus-Orzechowska, 2018, Journal of Mountain Science.

Surface Drainage Systems Operating during Heavy Rainfall—A Comparative Analysis between Two Small Flysch Catchments Located in Different Physiographic Regions of the Western Carpathians (Poland)

T. Bryndal, J. Żychowski, Rafał Kroczak, 2022, Water.

The impact of extreme rainfall and flash floods on the flood risk management process and geomorphological changes in small Carpathian catchments: a case study of the Kasiniczanka river (Outer Carpathians, Poland)

T. Bryndal, Paweł Franczak, Rafał Kroczak, 2017, Natural Hazards.

How human interference changes the drainage network operating during heavy rainfalls in a medium-high relief flysch mountain catchment? The case study of the Bystrzanka catchment (Outer Carpathians, Poland)

Małgorzata Kijowska-Strugała, T. Bryndal, Witold Bochenek, 2020 .