A complete and easily accessible means of calculating surface exposure ages or erosion rates from 10Be and 26Al measurements

Keywords

Erosion, Cosmogenic nuclide, Geology, Surface exposure dating, Scaling

References

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• Linking temporal and spatial variability of millennial and decadal-scale sediment yield to aquatic habitat in the Columbia River BasinElijah Portugal — 2014
• Testing a Novel Technique to Improve Aluminum-26 Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Measurements for Earth Science ApplicationsMeghan Sarah Janzen — 2012
• Dynamique du soulèvement côtier Pléistocène des Andes centrales : Etude de l'évolution géomorphologique et datations (10Be) de séquences de terrasses marines (Sud Pérou - Nord Chili).Marianne Saillard — 2008
• Late Quaternary ice sheet history and dynamics in central and southern ScandinaviaTimothy Johnsen — 2010
• Géopatrimoine des trois Chablais : identification et valorisation des témoins glaciairesAmandine Perret — 2014
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• Beyond the angle of repose: A review and synthesis of landslide processes in response to rapid uplift, Eel River, Northern CaliforniaJoshua J. Roering, B. H. Mackey, Alexander L. Handwerger — 2015
• High-elevation cosmogenic nuclide dating of the last deglaciation in the central Swedish mountains: implications for the timing of tree establishmentTimothy Johnsen, Derek Fabel, Arjen P. Stroeven — 2010
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• A late glacial and holocene chronology of the Castner Glacier, Delta River Valley, AlaskaMichael W. Howley — 2008
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• Extracting dynamic topography from river profiles and cosmogenic nuclide geochronology in the Middle Atlas and the High Plateaus of MoroccoÀlvar Pastor, Julien Babault, Lewis A. Owen — 2015
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