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Development of experimental landform with rainfall erosion and uplift is expected to provide some ideas for better understanding how landform evolves through the interaction between uplift and erosion. This paper reports three runs of the rainfall-erosion experiment (runs I, II, and III), in which miniature erosion landform developed with artificial rainfall on a square mound of a mixture of fine...
Submarine canyons can efficiently drain sediments from continental margins just as river systems do in subaerial catchments. Like in river systems, submarine canyons are often arranged as complex drainage networks that evolve from patterns of erosion and deposition. In the present paper we use a morphometric analysis of submarine canyon-channel long-profiles to study the recent sedimentary history...
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