R. M. M. van Wees, Pierre-Yves Tournigand, D. O’Hara, P. Grosse, G. Kereszturi, Benjamin Campforts, P. Lahitte, M. Kervyn
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The role of erosion in the morphometry of composite volcanoes
Volcanoes are extremely dynamic landforms. They grow by the accumulation of eruptive products and intrusions and degrade by a range of erosion processes such as superficial runoff, chemical and physical weathering, fluvial and glacial incision, and mass movements. In this study, we aim at documenting and quantifying the morphology of natural composite volcanoes using a range of morphometric indices, to better understand the factors that control erosion rates and patterns.
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