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Chapter 9 Landforms and Landform Elements in Geomorphometry

2009
Publisher Summary Landform types are conceptualize as mainly consisting of waveform features that exhibit entire repeating cycles of variation in morphological properties, such as slope gradient, slope lengths, relief, curvatures, and moisture regime. These cyclic patterns can be identified and characterized by analyzing the distribution of variation
R.A. MacMillan, P.A. Shary
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Pedogenic processes and soil–landform relationships for identification of yield-limiting soil properties

, 2017
Knowledge of soil–landform relationships helps in understanding the dominant pedogenic processes causing variations in soil properties within and between landforms.
D. Vasu, S. Singh, P. Tiwary, P. Chandran, S. Ray, V. P. Duraisami   +5 more
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Karst landforms

Nature, 1977
Landforms in limestone regions.
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Deep learning of DEM image texture for landform classification in the Shandong area, China

Frontiers in Earth Science, 2021
Yue-xue Xu, Hong-chun Zhu, Chang-Ru Hu, Hai-ying Liu, Yu Cheng   +4 more
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Landscapes and Landforms of Turkey

2019
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Kuzucuoğlu, Catherine, Çiner, Attila, Kazanci, Nizamettin   +2 more
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Advantages of Computer Simulation in Enhancing Students' Learning About Landform Evolution: A Case Study Using the Grand Canyon

, 2016
The long geological time needed for landform development and evolution poses a challenge for understanding and appreciating the processes involved. The Web-based Interactive Landform Simulation Model—Grand Canyon (WILSIM-GC, http://serc.carleton.edu ...
W. Luo, J. Pelletier, K. Duffin, Carol J. Ormand, Wei-Chen Hung, David J. Shernoff, X. Zhai, E. Iverson, Kyle Whalley, C. Gallaher, Walter Furness   +10 more
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Granite landforms

2006
'Granite Landforms' provides a comprehensive, explanatory account of the landforms that have developed on granite exposures. The major forms discussed are boulders, inselbergs, sheet structure, slopes and plains, while the morphology and origins of many minor forms such as basins, pedestals, doughnuts, flared slopes, scarp foot depressions, gutters and
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Soils and Landforms

2019
Wetland soils have varying biological, physical, and chemical characteristics, although all are saturated with water and depleted of oxygen for portions of the growing season. This chapter focuses on the distribution and characteristics of forested wetland soils of the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plains and Mississippi River Valley regions.
Stephen H. Schoenholtz, John A. Stanturf
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Predicting the Influence of Multi-Scale Spatial Autocorrelation on Soil–Landform Modeling

, 2016
Although numerous soil–landform modeling investigations have documented the effects and importance of spatial autocorrelation (SAC), little is known about how to predict the magnitude of those effects from the degree of SAC in the model variables.
Daehyun Kim, D. Hirmas, R. McEwan, T. Mueller, Soo-Jin Park, P. Šamonil, James Thompson, O. Wendroth   +7 more
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Coastal Landforms and Landscapes

2012
Coastal geomorphology is the study of coastal landforms and their evolution over time. In this topic, we set the scene for discussing the variety of coastal landforms and landscapes and the major climatic and oceanic forces that shaped them during their geologic history. First, we briefly explore landforms along ice coasts, which have an extent of some
Scheffers, Anja, Scheffers, Sander R, Kelletat, Dieter H   +2 more
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