Supplemental material: Chronotopographic analysis directly from point-cloud data: A method for detecting small, seasonal hillslope change, Black Mesa Escarpment, NE Arizona

Wawrzyniec, Tim F.; McFadden, Les D.; Ellwein, Amy; Meyer, Grant; Scuderi, Louis; McAuliffe, Joe; Fawcett, Peter

doi:10.1130/GES00110.S2

i1553-040X-3-6-550-m02.mov (10.77 MB)

Supplemental material: Chronotopographic analysis directly from point-cloud data: A method for detecting small, seasonal hillslope change, Black Mesa Escarpment, NE Arizona

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posted on 2007-12-01, 00:00 authored by Tim F. Wawrzyniec, Les D. McFadden, Amy Ellwein, Grant Meyer, Louis Scuderi, Joe McAuliffe, Peter Fawcett

Geosphere, December 2007, v. 3, p. 550-567, doi: 10.1130/GES00110.1. Animation 2 - Digital surface models based on June (blue) and September (pink) 2006 data sets. Note scale of 7.862 m. Pink regions represent net aggradation. Blue regions represent net degradation. Mottled areas are regions of no net change within the detection limits of the approach. File size is 11.0 MB.

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