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The growth of central Tibet remains elusory, albeit important in evaluating different topographic growth models accounting for the Tibetan Plateau development. Thermochronological records in the northern Qiangtang terrane (QT) provide valuable information for investigating the cooling and exhumation history in central Tibet. New apatite fission track data, assisted by inverse thermal modelling, reveal...
We examined the regional scale topography of the Qilian Shan on the northeastern margin of the Tibetan plateau. Longitudinal profiles and geomorphometric indices, such as slope, local relief and channel steepness reveal that the Qilian Shan was developed as a local plateau with high-relief steep marginal ranges, and interior low-relief topography. Landscape mapping across this local plateau revealed...
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