Windblown Sediment Accumulation is a geological process denoting the deposition and progressive buildup of detrital particles transported by aeolian winds, distinguished within aeolian systems by its sensitivity to climatic, topographic, and vegetation controls over sediment entrainment, transport, and settling.
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Variable features on Mars, 2, Mariner 9 global results
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Vatche P. Tchakerian · Geographical Journal · 1996 · 116 citations
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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