Comparison of basin-scale in situ and meteoric <sup>10</sup>Be erosion and denudation rates across a rainfall, slope, and elevation gradient at George River, northeast Tasmania, Australia
Abstract:Abstract. Long-term erosion rates in Tasmania, at the southern end of Australia’s Great Dividing Range, are poorly known, yet such knowledge is critical for making informed land-use decisions and improving ecological health of coastal ecosystems. Here, we present the first quantitative, geologically-relevant estimates of erosion rates for the George River basin, in northeast Tasmania, based on in-situ produced 10Be (10Bei) measured from stream sand at two trunk channel sites and seven tributaries (average 10.5… Show more
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