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Landscapes which contain moving water are perhaps the most sccnically attractive, and to a geomorphologist have long been a central focus for landform studies. Humid Landformsexamines from a novel angle the effects of running water on the landscape, emphasising the processes changing valleys and rivers.
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Steady‐State Surface‐Elevation Distribution of Idealized Glaciers and Rivers
Abstract Hypsometry, which is the distribution of area in different elevation bands, encodes useful information about the tectonic and climatic forcing of a given landscape. We develop a unified mathematical theory of the elevation distribution of the surface of steady‐state rivers and glaciers, when erosion and rock uplift exactly balance each other ...
Argha Banerjee, Dirk Scherler
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The evolution law of mining stress concentration effect and mining pressure manifestation mechanism under different pushing methods in valley landforms. [PDF]
Fu P, Luo J, Yan S, Mu J.
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Amazon landforms and soils in relation to biological diversity [PDF]
W.G. Sombroek
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This study introduces a new workflow for estimating surface grain size in paraglacial and periglacial environments using drone photogrammetry and machine learning. Trained on Canadian alpine basins and validated on an Italian rock glacier, the model demonstrates high efficiency and accuracy, providing a new tool for studying these landscapes.
Gerardo Zegers+2 more
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Glacial landforms and deposits, Labrador, Newfoundland and eastern Québec
R A Klassen+3 more
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Coastal Landform System Sustainability Project : an analysis of activities permitted on coastal landforms on Cape Cod, Massachusetts in 1999 [PDF]
James F. O’Connell
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Distribution and constructed morphology of artificial foredune notches
This study has identified constructed foredune notches and using aerial images created a classification system based on morphometric measurements of 133 notches in four countries. Six classifications are proposed: A—Minor notch, B—rectangular notch, C—slot and lobe, D—trapezoidal notch, E—elongated notch, and F—composite notch.
Thomas Pagon+3 more
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Landform and lithospheric development contribute to the assembly of mountain floras in China. [PDF]
Zhao WY+31 more
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