Re-examination of the erosion and deposition events that culminated in the establishment of the Glenmark soil conservation scheme, Waipara, North Canterbury, New Zealand

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Re-examination of the erosion and deposition events that culminated in the establishment of the Glenmark soil conservation scheme, Waipara, North Canterbury, New Zealand

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Pinelea farm is situated on the hill margin and fan piedmont on the north western side of the Omihi valley, Waipara, North Canterbury. The study covers 2000 hectares. The soils occur on several young alluvial fans which bury loess and older alluvium deposits of the adjacent hills margin. Susceptible slopes on the catchment along these hills provide an abundant and easily eroded source of loess, weathered Kowai conglomerates and Mt Brown sandstones. Soil stratigraphy was used to establish the...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

1995

Creator

Prayitno, Muh B.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/2730

Related subjects

composite soils / alluvial fans / soil erosion / soil stratigraphy / Weka fan / aggrading soil / buried soils / compound soil / flooding / Holocene / geomorphic surface / Glenmark Catchment Control Scheme / land degradation / loess / Pinelea farm / Pleistocene

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