– written by Henry Munack, University of Wollongong – In geomorphology, radiometric dating methods have been on the rise during the past decades. Notably cosmogenic nuclide applications and luminescence dating gained great popularity because they quantitatively capture geomorphic processes on their process-inherent timescales. To date, globally more than 4,200 in situ detrital catchmen ...[Read More]
OCTOPUS: An Open Cosmogenic Isotope and Luminescence Database
The OCTOPUS web interface. Overlaying an adaptively scalable Google Terrain Map, sampling points and catchment polygons can be interactively interrogated, and studies of interest can be selected for download (credit: Henry Munack, University of Wollongong).
