Component Slope Shape Surface Morphometry
Component Taxonomic Family Other Criteria
Component Three Dimensional Surface Morphometry
Component Two Dimensional Surface Morphometry

A broad or unique land area comprised of an assemblage or collection of landforms that define a general geomorphic form or setting (e.g., mountain range, lake plain, lava plateau, or loess hill). Landforms within a landscape are spatially associated, but may vary in formation processes and age.  SW & GSST
An artificial feature on the land surface, having a characteristic shape and range in composition, composed of unconsolidated earthy or organic materials, artificial materials, or rock, that is the direct result of human manipulation or activities; can be either constructional(e.g. artificial levee) or destructional(e.g. quarry).  SW
Any physical, recognizable form or feature on the earth's surface, having a characteristic shape, internal composition, and produced by natural causes; a distinct individual produced by a set of processes.  Landforms can span a large size (e.g., dune encompasses a number of feature including parabolic dune, which is tens-of-meters across and seif dune, which can be up to a 100 kilometers across.  Landforms provide an empirical description of  the earth's surface features.  SW & GG
Small, local, natural forms (features) on the land surface that are too small to delineate on a topographic or soils map at commonly used map scales (e.g. 1:24,000 to 1:10,000).  Examples include earth pillars, patterned ground, frost boils.  Compare - microrelief.  SW

The purpose of this report is to provide a soil interpretation report that includes soil interpretations not available in any of the standard manuscript reports, or to be able to group soil interpretations differently from any grouping available in the standard manuscript reports.

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