Calculating Erosion Rate of Drainage Basin by 10Be and 26Al Measurements:Theory and Application
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Calculating Erosion Rate of Drainage Basin by 10Be and 26Al Measurements:Theory and Application
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 30, Issue 3, Pages: 103-107(2011)
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南京师范大学地理科学学院,江苏,南京,210046
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HU Er-ya, LI Ying, ZHAO Zhi-jun. Calculating Erosion Rate of Drainage Basin by 10Be and 26Al Measurements:Theory and Application[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(3): 103-107.
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HU Er-ya, LI Ying, ZHAO Zhi-jun. Calculating Erosion Rate of Drainage Basin by 10Be and 26Al Measurements:Theory and Application[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(3): 103-107.DOI:
Calculating Erosion Rate of Drainage Basin by 10Be and 26Al Measurements:Theory and Application
Erosion is an exogenic agent of landscape evolution.Quantitatively calculation of erosion rates and the reveal of the climate-erosion-tectonics feedback system are important research subjects in Geosciences.The average rates of exhumation can be obtained from thermochronology on time scale of millions of years
and erosion rates from hydrological measurement on time scale of tens of years.As a supplement
erosion rates on time scale of ten thousands of years can be calculated by measuring cosmogenic nuclide(10Be and 26Al)from river terrace deposits or basin sediments.Cosmogenic nuclides were primarily generated by reaction of quartz grains exposed near earth surface by galactic cosmic radiation
which were then suddenly and deeply buried to shield off cosmicrays after exposure of short time on the ground surface.Generally
the quartz grains have a short time exposure and low cosmogenic nuclide concentration.In addition
the cosmogenic nuclide decreases over time after burial.Quantitatively calculation of erosion rates from 10Be and 26Al is a concept based on dating river terrace deposits or basin sediments by determination of 10 Be concentration.Combining 10Be and 26Al measurements
surface exposure ages or erosion rates can then be calculated.The method is precise
easily accessible and widely applicable.It can be used for longer time scales and broader spatial scales
and it is a new method important to landscape evolution research from Quaternary to Holocene.
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