We codify previously published means of calculating exposure ages and erosion rates from
10Be and 26Al concentrations in rock surfaces, and present a single complete and …

The cosmogenic nuclide exposure history method is undergoing major developments in
analytical, theoretical, and applied areas. The capability to routinely measure low …

Several models have been proposed for scaling in situ cosmogenic nuclide production rates
from the relatively few sites where they have been measured to other sites of interest. Two …

The cosmic ray flux increases at higher altitude as air pressure and the shielding effect of the
atmosphere decrease. Altitude‐dependent scaling factors are required to compensate for …

As cosmogenic nuclide applications continue to expand, the need for a common basis for
calculation becomes increasingly important. In order to accurately compare between results …

It has been long hypothesized that topography, as well as climate and rock strength, exert
first order controls on erosion rates. Here we use detrital cosmogenic 10Be from 50 basins …

The stream power law, expressed as E= KA m S n—where E is erosion rate [LT− 1], K is an
erodibility coefficient [T− 1 L (1− 2m)], A is drainage area [L 2], S is channel gradient [L/L] …

The study of a sample of river sediment enables the determination of spatially averaged
denudation rates that provide an exceptional perspective on erosion and weathering …

This introductory textbook introduces the basics of dating, the range of techniques available
and the strengths and limitations of each of the principal methods. Coverage includes: the …

This paper reviews the application of cosmogenic-nuclide exposure dating to glacier
chronology. Exposure dating of glacial landforms has made an outsize impact on this field …