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Minimal Ruleset for the Emergence of Mima Mounds
ECOHYDROLOGY AND BIOGEOMORPHOLOGY: HOW BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC INTERACTIONS CAN SHAPE LANDSCAPES AND ECOSYSTEMS ACROSS SCALES III ORAL
earth and planetary surface processes | 13 december 2024
Matthew W. Rossi, Robert S. Anderson
Mima mounds are a generic name for patterned topography where low amplitude, circular features emerge on gently sloped surfaces composed of loose, unc...
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Modeling the Thermal Dynamics of Rock Glaciers
OBSERVATIONS AND MODELS OF GLACIER CHANGE III POSTER
cryosphere | 13 december 2024
Juliana Ruef, Robert S. Anderson, Bradley Markle
Rock glaciers, ubiquitous landforms in mid-latitude alpine landscapes, are known for their short lengths, thin profiles, and slow movement. Sustaining...
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Pore Pressure as a Driver of Spalling Scale
BEDROCK BREAKDOWN: THE ROLE OF WEATHERING IN THE EVOLUTION AND FUNCTION OF THE CRITICAL ZONE II POSTER
earth and planetary surface processes | 13 december 2024
Jacob Monahan, Robert S. Anderson, yida zhang
Wildfires break down rock by spalling exposed surfaces. Spalls tend to be one to several cm thick, and ten to tens of cm in diameter. The scale of spa...
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Constraining the Glacier to Rock Glacier Transition in the Northern Colorado Rockies
OBSERVATIONS AND MODELS OF GLACIER CHANGE III POSTER
cryosphere | 13 december 2024
Simon Pendleton, Robert S. Anderson, Matthew W. Ro...
Rock glaciers are ubiquitous across Earths mountainous regions, but their formation and/or transitions from ice dominant glacier systems are not fully...
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Musings on eolian processes: From barchan headlights to solid rocket boosters as wind tunnels
SCIENCE OFF THE BEATEN PATH: FROM DESERT PAVEMENT TO THE TECHNOSPHERE ELIGHTNING
earth and planetary surface processes | 12 december 2024
Robert S. Anderson
A key attribute of Peter Haff was his sense that science should be fun. I illustrate with two examples of work inspired by Peter, neither of which net...
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THE PEDOLOGICAL ROLE OF PARTICLE COMMINUTION IN THE REGOLITH CLAY FACTORY
SCIENCE OFF THE BEATEN PATH: FROM DESERT PAVEMENT TO THE TECHNOSPHERE ELIGHTNING
earth and planetary surface processes | 12 december 2024
Daniel Richter, Thierry Allard, Robert S. Anderson...
To examine regolith production of clay minerals and clay-sized particles, we sampled an ancient, transport-limited, 39.6-m deep regolith with pronounc...
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Unprecedented rapid calving, speed-up, and elevation loss of Hektoria Glacier, Antarctic Peninsula
PROCESSES AND ICE-OCEAN INTERACTIONS AT DYNAMIC ICE STREAM, ICE SHELF, AND MARINE-TERMINATING GLACIER MARGINS III ORAL
cryosphere | 12 december 2024
Naomi Ochwat, Ted A. Scambos, Robert S. Anderson, ...
Hektoria Glacier, located in the northeastern Antarctic Peninsula, retreated ~25 km between February 2022 and March 2023 following the loss of decade-...
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Carbon Storage in an Active Riverine Corridor on Continuous Permafrost
LANDSCAPE CHANGES AND CARBON CYCLING IN COLD REGIONS III POSTER
earth and planetary surface processes | 10 december 2024
Suzanne P. Anderson, Cole Cochran, Robert S. Ander...
River corridors are heterogeneous and dynamic sectors that are poorly characterized in Arctic carbon (C) budgets. The action of fluvial processes dist...
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