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Unbalanced Sediment Budgets in the Catchment–alluvial Fan System of the Kuitun River (Northern Tian Shan, China): Implications for Mass-Balance Estimates, Denudation and Sedimentation Rates in Orogenic Systems

Geomorphology

Earth-Surface Processes

2014

English

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The Mesozoic Palaeorelief of the Northern Tian Shan (China)

Terra Nova

Geology

2011

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Chemical and Mechanical Denudation Rates in the Scott River Catchment (Svalbard) During the Summer Season 2005

Annales - Universitatis Mariae Curie-Sklodowska, Sectio B

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Long-Term Assessment of Nitrogen Pollution Load Potential for Groundwater by Mass Balance Analysis in the Tedori River Alluvial Fan Area, Japan

Journal of Water Resource and Protection

2013

English

Neogene Uplift of the Tian Shan Mountains Observed in the Magnetic Record of the Jingou River Section (Northwest China)

English

Fine-Suspended Sediment and Water Budgets for a Large, Seasonally Dry Tropical Catchment: Burdekin River Catchment, Queensland, Australia

Water Resources Research

Water Science

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2014

English

Mass-Balance Characteristics of Ürümqi Glacier No. 1, Tien Shan, China

Annals of Glaciology

Earth-Surface Processes

2006

English

Petrographic Evidence of Different Provenance in Two Alluvial Fan Systems (Palaeogene of the Northern Tajo Basin, Spain)

Geological Society Special Publication

English

Sediments, Facies Tracts, and Variations in Sedimentation Rates of Holocene Platform Carbonate Sediments and Associated Deposits, Northern Belize-Implications for "Representative" Sedimentation Rates

Journal of Sedimentary Research

Geology

2004

English

Mechanisms of Active Folding of the Landscape (Southern Tian Shan, China)

Journal of Geophysical Research

Earth-Surface Processes

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Amanote Research

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Publications by Marc Jolivet

Unbalanced Sediment Budgets in the Catchment–alluvial Fan System of the Kuitun River (Northern Tian Shan, China): Implications for Mass-Balance Estimates, Denudation and Sedimentation Rates in Orogenic Systems

Related publications

The Mesozoic Palaeorelief of the Northern Tian Shan (China)

Chemical and Mechanical Denudation Rates in the Scott River Catchment (Svalbard) During the Summer Season 2005

Long-Term Assessment of Nitrogen Pollution Load Potential for Groundwater by Mass Balance Analysis in the Tedori River Alluvial Fan Area, Japan

Neogene Uplift of the Tian Shan Mountains Observed in the Magnetic Record of the Jingou River Section (Northwest China)

Fine-Suspended Sediment and Water Budgets for a Large, Seasonally Dry Tropical Catchment: Burdekin River Catchment, Queensland, Australia

Mass-Balance Characteristics of Ürümqi Glacier No. 1, Tien Shan, China

Petrographic Evidence of Different Provenance in Two Alluvial Fan Systems (Palaeogene of the Northern Tajo Basin, Spain)

Sediments, Facies Tracts, and Variations in Sedimentation Rates of Holocene Platform Carbonate Sediments and Associated Deposits, Northern Belize-Implications for "Representative" Sedimentation Rates

Mechanisms of Active Folding of the Landscape (Southern Tian Shan, China)