ORIENTAČNÍ STANOVENÍ RECENTNÍ MÍRY DENUDACE FLYŠOVÉHO PÁSMA VNĚJŠÍCH ZÁPADNÍCH KARPAT NA PŘÍKLADU POVODÍ BYSTŘIČKY VE VSETÍNSKÝCH VRŠÍCH

Dating and quantifying of denudation rates is still quite difficult task for any terrestrial setting at a local scale. We realized a rough analysis of recent denudation rate within a small catchment of the Bytřicka River in the Czech part of the Flysch Belt of Outer West Carpathians near Vsetin by balancing the dam clastic sediments with the area of the catchment above. The recent denudation rate of the flysch rocks within the catchment is assumed to be between 0.0821 mm and 0.0287 mm per year. However, we must respect a fact that we omitted many important factors and unknowns and thus, the results are just an estimation.