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Development of experimental landforms by rainfall erosion and uplift

降雨侵食と隆起による実験地形の発達

Author (1)： OUCHI SHUNJI (中央大 理工)
Material： 地質学雑誌  (Journal of the Geological Society of Japan)
Volume： 117  Issue： 3  Page： 163-171  Publication year： Mar. 15, 2011 
JST Material Number： F0528A  ISSN： 0016-7630  CODEN： CHTZA5  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： JAPANESE (JA)

Thesaurus term： *simulation model ,  model test ,  equilibrium ,  rainfall ,  erosion(corrosion) ,  *surface erosion ,  *upheaval movement ,  *historical development of landform
Semi thesaurus term： *analog model ,  model experiment

JST classification (2)： Physical geography  (DF01000Z) ,  Sedimentology in general  (DE05010J)

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Terms in the title (6)： 降雨 ,  侵食 ,  隆起 ,  実験 ,  地形 ,  発達