Topographic Convergence Analysis is a geomorphometric method that quantifies the degree to which surrounding terrain directs surface and subsurface water flow toward a specific location by analyzing the spatial configuration of upslope contributing areas and local curvature, thereby distinguishing itself from broader topographic wetness analyses through its focused assessment of flow convergence patterns.
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Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen, The Netherlands
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Duke University
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University of Arizona
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Imperial College London
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