Beaumont numbers and associated values of several mountain belts on Earth

<p>This file contains the data shown in table 1 in the Article: Tectonics or Surface Processes during orogenesis - the Beaumont number: II. Application to orogens on Earth.</p><p>Variable definitions:<br>NAndes are the Northern Andes, CAndes are the central Andes, EurAlps are the European Alps, Him is Himalaya-Tibet, Pyr are the Pyrenees, SANZ are the Southern Alps of New Zealand, TW is Taiwan, TS is the Tian Shan, Zag is the Zagros.&nbsp;<br>Bm is the Beaumont number (mean value), Kf is the fluvial erodibility (mean value), vc is the convergence or shortening rate (mean value), Fint is the integrated crustal strength of the orogen foreland (mean value), and AvgPrecip is the mean annual precipitation (mean value). BmVar, KfVar, vcVar, and FintVar are the variability of the respective mean values. AvgPrecipSTD is the standard deviation of AvgPrecip.</p>