We have found that debris flows are the main process in forming two gullied crater slopes on Mars. We used 1 m/pix elevation models to derive three topographic indices: slope-area, CAD and DI-25. These indices allow the active slope processes to be identified by comparison to data from Earth analogues. We present data from Meteor Crater together with analogues previsouly presented by Conway et al. [1]. We also compare the signals from the martian gullied slopes with a non-gullied martian example: Zumba crater
The formation process(es) responsible for creating the observed geologically recent gully features o...
Geologically young gullies have been proposed to be evidence of recent liquid water on Mars. This di...
Geologically young gullies have been proposed to be evidence of recent liquid water on Mars. This di...
The formation process of recent gullies on Mars is currently under debate. This study aims to discri...
Martian gullies resemble gullies carved by water on Earth, yet are thought to have formed in an extr...
International audienceGullies on Mars, found between 30˚-75˚ in both the hemispheres, represent stee...
Gully formation on Earth is generally well understood and typically involves landscape erosion throu...
The topographic signature of a landform can give important clues as to its formation process. Here, ...
We investigated the scale, slope and curvature properties of gully long profiles on Earth and Mars t...
A decade of high-resolution monitoring has revealed extensive activity in fresh Martian gullies. Flo...
This thesis explores the morphology of debris flows and their role in shaping planetary surfaces. Th...
We present quantitive geomorphic analyses of high resolution digital elevation models (DEMs) of four...
Gullies are among the youngest landforms formed by liquid water on Mars, and therefore of critical i...
Gullies are a class of geologically recent landform on Mars that show evidence of downslope transpor...
International audienceHale Crater is a 140 km diameter impact crater located at 36° latitude in the ...
The formation process(es) responsible for creating the observed geologically recent gully features o...
Geologically young gullies have been proposed to be evidence of recent liquid water on Mars. This di...
Geologically young gullies have been proposed to be evidence of recent liquid water on Mars. This di...
The formation process of recent gullies on Mars is currently under debate. This study aims to discri...
Martian gullies resemble gullies carved by water on Earth, yet are thought to have formed in an extr...
International audienceGullies on Mars, found between 30˚-75˚ in both the hemispheres, represent stee...
Gully formation on Earth is generally well understood and typically involves landscape erosion throu...
The topographic signature of a landform can give important clues as to its formation process. Here, ...
We investigated the scale, slope and curvature properties of gully long profiles on Earth and Mars t...
A decade of high-resolution monitoring has revealed extensive activity in fresh Martian gullies. Flo...
This thesis explores the morphology of debris flows and their role in shaping planetary surfaces. Th...
We present quantitive geomorphic analyses of high resolution digital elevation models (DEMs) of four...
Gullies are among the youngest landforms formed by liquid water on Mars, and therefore of critical i...
Gullies are a class of geologically recent landform on Mars that show evidence of downslope transpor...
International audienceHale Crater is a 140 km diameter impact crater located at 36° latitude in the ...
The formation process(es) responsible for creating the observed geologically recent gully features o...
Geologically young gullies have been proposed to be evidence of recent liquid water on Mars. This di...
Geologically young gullies have been proposed to be evidence of recent liquid water on Mars. This di...