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|CSDMS meeting abstract presentation=In dry regions, escarpments are key landforms for exploring landform-rainfall interactions. Here we present a modeling approach for arid cliffs and sub-cliff slopes evolution incorporating rainfall forcing at the scale of individual rainstorms. We used numerical experiments to mechanistically test how arid cliffs and sub-cliff slopes evolve according to different geomorphic characteristics and variations in rainstorm properties. | |CSDMS meeting abstract presentation=In dry regions, escarpments are key landforms for exploring landform-rainfall interactions. Here we present a modeling approach for arid cliffs and sub-cliff slopes evolution incorporating rainfall forcing at the scale of individual rainstorms. We used numerical experiments to mechanistically test how arid cliffs and sub-cliff slopes evolve according to different geomorphic characteristics and variations in rainstorm properties. | ||
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CSDMS 2022 Webinars
Modeling long-term arid cliffs and sub-cliff slopes evolution under short-duration extreme rainstorm events
Abstract
In dry regions, escarpments are key landforms for exploring landform-rainfall interactions. Here we present a modeling approach for arid cliffs and sub-cliff slopes evolution incorporating rainfall forcing at the scale of individual rainstorms. We used numerical experiments to mechanistically test how arid cliffs and sub-cliff slopes evolve according to different geomorphic characteristics and variations in rainstorm properties.
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