Geomorphology Vignettes
These illustrated essays have been contributed by participants in the Teaching Geomorphology in the 21st Century workshop in 2008. The vignettes are drafts that are being written and revised by the participants and are not finished products.
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Subject: Geomorphology
- Arid Region Geomorphology 3 matches
- Climate/Paleoclimate 2 matches
- Dating and Rates 7 matches
- GIS/Mapping/Field Techniques 8 matches
- Landforms/Processes 18 matches
- Landscape Evolution 12 matches
- Modeling/Physical Experiments 16 matches
- Tectonic Geomorphology 1 match
- Weathering/Soils 4 matches
- Geomorphology as applied to other disciplines 2 matches
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Clearcutting and Erosion in New England - the Photographic and Stratigraphic Record
Paul Bierman, University of Vermont and State Agricultural College
Paul Bierman Professor of Geology and Natural Resources, University of Vermont Location Continent: North America Country: United States of America State/Province: Vermont City/Town: Huntington, Tunbridge UTM ...
Vignette Type: Stratigraphy, Process, Chronology, Computation
Uplift Follows Deglaciation
Cathy Connor, University of Alaska Southeast
Cathy Connor University Alaska Southeast Location Continent: North America Country: United States of America State/Province: Alaska Region: Alexander Archipelago (southeastern Alaska) UTM coordinates and datum: ...
Vignette Type: Computation, Stratigraphy, Chronology, Process
Cosmogenic nuclide inventories of river sediments reveal the geomorphic character of their source areas
Alexandru T Codilean
The realization that surface processes can play a key role in moderating tectonics, and possibly climate (Molnar & England, 1990; Raymo & Ruddiman, 1992; see also Bishop 2007) has meant that there is now a ...
Vignette Type: Computation, Process
Impact of deforestation on slope stability
veerle vanacker
Slope movement is a widespread hazard in mountainous regions around the world. Consequently, not only considerable financial costs are suffered, but also major ecological and environmental problems arise in a ...
Vignette Type: Process, Computation
Vegetation restoration in gully beds enhances sediment deposition
veerle vanacker
Mountain ecosystems in developing countries are suffering from rapid land-use/land-cover change, induced by demographic growth and socio-economic development (Figure 1, Vanacker et al., 2003). Given their steep ...
Vignette Type: Process, Computation
Quantification of sediment storage and flux in an alpine basin (Reintal, Bavarian Alps, Germany)
Joachim Goetz; Martin Geilhausen
This vignette deals with the quantification of sediment storage and sediment input and exemplifies how sediment is transferred through an alpine catchment system (Reintal, Bavarian Alps). The Reintal valley is ...
Vignette Type: Process, Computation, Chronology, Stratigraphy
Width convergence in tide-dominated estuaries: the case of the Alligator Rivers, Northern Australia.
Gareth Davies
The Alligator Rivers region is situated in the southeast corner of Van Diemen Gulf, northern Australia (Figure 1). It contains some excellent examples of tide-dominated estuaries (Figure 2). An immediately obvious ...
Vignette Type: Process, Computation
Flow in a microtidal channel during within-bank and over-bank tides: Yalimbah Creek, South Eastern Australia.
Gareth Davies
The study of tidal hydrodynamics plays an important role in geomorphic studies of tidal channels. While the hydrodynamic properties of the landform are largely controlled by its morphology, these flows also drive ...
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Understanding soil erosion and landscape evolution using computer based predictive models
Greg Hancock
The ability to measure and model soil erosion and resultant landscape evolution is important because soil erosion has a range of environmental impacts, including loss of organic matter and nutrients, reduction of ...
Vignette Type: Process, Computation
(Sediment) Accounting 101: An Example
Chuck Podolak
I. Introduction Rivers transport both water and sediment [rock fragments such as sand and gravel] from hillsides to the oceans. As sediment moves downstream it creates river bars, accumulates into floodplains, and ...
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