Large-scale mapping of dynamics of recent exogenous processes

TLDR: Torrey as discussed by the authors describes a procedure for the compilation of large-scale maps depicting changes in the character of exogenous processes (e.g., erosion by wind, rain, ice, etc.).

Abstract: The paper describes a procedure for the compilation of large-scale maps depicting changes in the character of exogenous processes (e.g., erosion by wind, rain, ice, etc.). It relies on such models as the Universal Erosion Equation to simulate such processes as sheet erosion. The types of features portrayed on the resulting map products are described, with the superimposition of an isarithmic map of the material balance (receipt and removal of matter at individual points by exogenous processes) onto a map of key exogenous processes yielding a map of the dynamics of recent exogenous processes. Translated by Edward Torrey, Alexandria, VA 22308 from: Geografiya i prirodnyye resursy, 1993, No. 1, pp. 132-138.