Steady State Topography used in models for "Climate oscillation and fault slip rate control sediment aggradation and channel morphology along strike-slip faults"

This is the steady-state synthetic topography used in landscape evolution models for the article "Climate oscillation and fault slip rate control sediment aggradation and channel morphology along strike-slip faults". Config.json file specifies the values used to create the topography in this repository. The file is in pickle format and can be used in simulations using scripts in https://github.com/taranguiz/Steady_to_SS_Fault.

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