2020
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-99832/v1
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Measuring landscape evolution from inception to senescence

Abstract: The concept of the geomorphic cycle is a foundational principle in geology and geomorphology, but the topographic evolution of a single landscape from inception to senescence has not been demonstrated in nature. The Cooloola Sand Mass (CSM) in eastern Australia preserves dune landforms from initial formation to the achievement of maturity (a morphologic steady-state) and its topographic evolution parallels that of physical based models of dry unconsolidated sand. Our field based measurements and forward numeri… Show more

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