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Hillslope and catchment scale soil organic carbon concentration: An assessment of the role of geomorphology and soil erosion in an undisturbed environment by Hancock, G.R., Murphy, D., Evans, K.G.

“…The role of geomorphology in relation to the spatial and temporal distribution of soil carbon is of considerable interest in terms of landscape management and…”
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Post-mining landform evolution modelling: 2. Effects of vegetation and surface ripping by Evans, K.G., Willgoose, G.R.

“…Computer simulations of the topographic evolution of the proposed post‐mining rehabilitated landform for the ERA Ranger Mine, showed that for the unvegetated…”
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Gully initiation and implications for management of scour holes in the vicinity of the jabiluka mine, northern territory, australia by Saynor, M.J., Erskine, Wayne D., Evans, K.G., Eliot, I.

“…A track across a burnt grass swale was used intensively on the Jabiluka Mineral Lease (located adjacent to Kakadu National Park in the seasonally wet tropics…”
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Understanding post-mining landforms: Utilising pre-mine geomorphology to improve rehabilitation outcomes by Lowry, J.B.C., Narayan, M., Hancock, G.R., Evans, K.G.

“…Post-mining landscapes are required to geomorphically and ecologically integrate with the surrounding undisturbed environment. To understand the pre- and…”
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Gully, channel and hillslope erosion - an assessment for a traditionally managed catchment by Hancock, G R, Evans, K G

“…Understanding landscape features such as gullying and soil erosion is an important issue in the long‐term dynamics and evolution of both natural, agricultural…”
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A catchment scale evaluation of the SIBERIA and CAESAR landscape evolution models by Hancock, GR, Lowry, JBC, Coulthard, TJ, Evans, KG, Moliere, DR

“…Landscape evolution models provide a way to determine erosion rates and landscape stability over times scales from tens to thousands of years. The SIBERIA and…”
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Channel head location and characteristics using digital elevation models by Hancock, G. R., Evans, K. G.

“…The drainage network is the conduit through which much surface water and sediment are routed within a catchment. In a catchment, the position of where…”
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A comparison of SRTM and high-resolution digital elevation models and their use in catchment geomorphology and hydrology: Australian examples by Hancock, G. R., Martinez, C., Evans, K. G., Moliere, D. R.

“…The recently released Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) 3‐arc second digital elevation data set provides a complete global coverage of the Earth's land…”
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An evaluation of an enhanced soil erosion and landscape evolution model: a case study assessment of the former Nabarlek uranium mine, Northern Territory, Australia by Hancock, G. R., Lowry, J. B. C., Moliere, D. R., Evans, K. G.

“…The assessment of post‐mining landscapes as case studies is an important part of the evaluation of current rehabilitation practices. A necessary part of this…”
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A methodology for the assessment of rehabilitation success of post mining landscapes—sediment and radionuclide transport at the former Nabarlek uranium mine, Northern Territory, Australia by Hancock, G.R., Grabham, M.K., Martin, P, Evans, K.G., Bollhöfer, A.

“…Protection of the environment post-mining is an important issue, especially where runoff and erosion can lead to undesirable material leaving post-mining…”
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Estimation of Soil Erosion Using Field and Modelling Approaches in an Undisturbed Arnhem Land Catchment, Northern Territory, Australia by HANCOCK, G.R., LOUGHRAN, R.J., EVANS, K.G, BALOG, R.M.

“…An assessment of slope erosion at Tin Camp Creek catchment, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia, was carried out using the fallout environmental…”
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Testing of the SIBERIA landscape evolution model using the Tin Camp Creek, Northern Territory, Australia, field catchment by Hancock, G. R., Willgoose, G. R., Evans, K. G.

“…The SIBERIA landscape evolution model was used to simulate the geomorphic development of the Tin Camp Creek natural catchment over geological time. Measured…”
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Post-mining landform evolution modelling: 1. Derivation of sediment transport model and rainfall-runoff model parameters by Evans, K.G., Saynor, M.J., Willgoose, G.R., Riley, S.J.

“…Data were collected from three sites on the waste rock dump at ERA Ranger Mine: (1) the cap site which was unvegetated and unripped with a surface slope of 2·8…”
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Post-mining landform evolution modelling : 1. Derivation of sediment transport model and rainfall-runoff model,parameters: Rainfall simulation in geomorphology by EVANS, K.G, SAYNOR, M.J, WILLGOOSE, G.R, RILEY, S.J

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Assessing catchment-wide mining-related impacts on sediment movement in the Swift Creek catchment, Northern Territory, Australia, using GIS and landform-evolution modelling techniques by Boggs, G.S, Evans, K.G, Devonport, C.C, Moliere, D.R, Saynor, M.J

“…The Swift Creek catchment, the first catchment to be affected should any impact occur as a result of mining of the Jabiluka uranium ore deposit, is located…”
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Estimation of analogue pre-filtering characteristics for CORSA standardisation by Sun, X Q, Cheetham, B M, Evans, K G, Earis, J E

“…This paper is concerned with devising a standard procedure for determining the gain and phase responses of the analogue filters used to pre-process pulmonary…”
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Micro-Basins on Slopes in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia: Characteristics and Development by Riley, S.J., Rippon, G.D., Evans, K.G., Selkirk, J., Saynor, M.J.

“…The development of micro‐basins on quartzite ridges in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia, is presented. It is suggested that micro‐basin development…”
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Rugged Plateaus and Extensive Floodplains - Modelling Landform Evolution in a Northern Australian Catchment by Boggs, G.S., Evans, K.G., Devonport, C.C.

“…Medium to large natural catchments are often more spatially heterogeneous than small catchments or single landforms. Attempting to model landform evolution of…”
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Refractory electrode region recovery following arc interruption by Evans, K.G., Strachan, D.C., Edels, H.

“…Measurements are presented of the voltage fall across the electrode region of low-current carbon arcs when test current pulses are injected through the arc gap…”
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