Analysis of Impact Crater Populations and the Geochronology of Planetary Surfaces in the Inner Solar System.¶
Fassett, C. I. (2016). Analysis of Impact Crater Populations and the Geochronology of Planetary Surfaces in the Inner Solar System. Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, 1900-1926.
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- Cross Cutting Relationship
- And in cosmology and planetary chronology, crater-on-crater intersections plus crater counts produce relative-age maps on surfaces with no other dating.
This sourceReviews crater-counting and superposition/cross-cutting relations (crater-on-crater) producing relative-age maps on planetary surfaces, calibrated against returned-sample radiometric ages.
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Supports relative ages from superposed crater densities on planetary surfaces, but not relative-age maps, crater-on-crater intersections as such, or any cosmology application.
“the relative age between different terrains can be determined by directly comparing the density of craters superposed on each unit.”
- And in cosmology and planetary chronology, crater-on-crater intersections plus crater counts produce relative-age maps on surfaces with no other dating.
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