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Short-term vs. medium-term monitoring for detecting gully-erosion variability in a Mediterranean environment: Addressing the time-scale problem in gully dynamics

Gullies are amongst the most important sediment sources in small to medium-scale catchments and show highly distinctive spatio-temporal dynamics. This study investigates how medium-term gully-development data differ from short-term data, and which factors influence the spatial and temporal variability of gully development using 9 selected actively retreating bank gullies situated in Spanish basin landscapes (the Ebro, Guadalentín, Baza and Guadix Basins).