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Using Convolutional Neural Networks for Detection and Morphometric Analysis of Carolina Bays from Publicly Available Digital Elevation Models

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Carolina Bays

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Modern reproducible mapping and morphology source for the real landform population; does not infer impact from shape alone.

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Carolina Bays are thousands of elliptical depressions, wetlands, ponds, and shallow lakes scattered across the Atlantic Coastal Plain, especially in the Carolinas and nearby states.

Carolina Bays deserve a serious page because they are real, visually striking, ecologically important landforms that have been pulled into a major catastrophe-claim network.
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Carolina Bays are real, reproducibly mapped coastal-plain landforms.

Carolina Bays deserve a serious page because they are real, visually striking, ecologically important landforms that have been pulled into a major catastrophe-claim network.
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Current terrestrial interpretations treat Carolina Bays as relict coastal-plain landforms with basin-specific, potentially multi-stage histories.

Carolina Bays deserve a serious page because they are real, visually striking, ecologically important landforms that have been pulled into a major catastrophe-claim network.
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