Landform Pattern
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2020-08-09
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Description
The look-up table LUT_LANDFORM_PATTERN from AusPlots Rangelands.
Definition
The significant kinds of landform pattern in Australia may be described and differentiated by the following attributes assessed within a circle of about 300 m radius: - relief - modal slope - stream channel occurrence - mode of geomorphological activity - geomorphological agent - status of geomorphological activity - component landform elements.
Hierarchy
expand all- Aluvial fan
- Aluvial plain
- Anastomotic plain
- Badlands
- Bar Plain
- Beach ridge plain
- Caldera
- Chenier plain
- Coral reef
- Covered plain
- Delta
- Dunefield
- Escarpment
- Floodplain
- Hills
- Karst
- Laclustrine plain
- Lava plain
- Longitudinal dunefield
- Low hills
- Made land
- Marine plain
- Meander plain
- Meteor crator
- Mountains
- Not Collected
- Parabolic dunefield
- Pediment
- Pediplain
- Peneplain
- Plain
- Plateau
- Playa plain
- Rises
- Sandplain
- Sheet-flood fan
- Stagnant alluvial plain
- Terrace (alluvial)
- Terraced land (alluvial)
- Tidal Flat
- Volcano
source
White, A, Sparrow, B., Leitch, E., Foulkes, J., Flitton, R., Lowe, A.J., Caddy-Retalic, S. (2012). AusPlots Rangelands Survey Protocols Manual. Version 1.2.9 page 78. Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network and The University of Adelaide Press. https://doi.org/10.25901/5f2ca309cc9c2
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TERN is supported by the Australian Government through the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy, NCRIS.