The cosmogenic nuclide exposure history method is undergoing major developments in
analytical, theoretical, and applied areas. The capability to routinely measure low …

The forcing of sediment dispersal systems by climate is widely accepted, but there remains
disagreement on the general responses to climate change such as, how resulting signals …

A comparison of fluvial terrace sequences from around the world, based on data collected
as part of International Geoscience Programme (IGCP) Project No. 449, has revealed …

Dating sediment burial over million-year time scales is crucial in many areas of the Earth
sciences and archeology, but is often difficult using traditional techniques. Sediment burial …

To provide a detailed record of a relatively rare thrust surface rupture and examine its active
tectonic implications, we have conducted field mapping of the surface rupture associated …

Measured rates of river incision into bedrock are commonly interpreted as proxies for rates
of rock uplift (see refs and, for example) and indices of the strength of climatic forcing of …

In the last decades surface exposure dating using cosmogenic nuclides has emerged as a
powerful tool in Quaternary geochronology and landscape evolution studies. Cosmogenic …

Sr and Nd concentrations and isotope compositions in sediment of the Ganga River, from
Gangotri to Rajmahal, and its tributaries have been measured to determine provenance and …

Despite longstanding research on the age and formation of the Tibetan Plateau, the controls
on the erosional decay of its margins remain controversial. Pronounced aridity and highly …

This paper reviews the state of the art in the concept as well as in the application of sediment
budgets in sedimentary research. Sediments are a product of mass dispersal at the Earth …