Multi-scale landform characterization.
The writers propose a method for characterizing land surfaces on multiple, spatially varying local land surface scales. They approximate terrain surfaces locally in order to calculate surface derivatives at various window sizes and use local scale behavior diagrams to define scale ranges and curvat...
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Wiley-Blackwell
September 2005
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