Frontiers Media, Frontiers in Earth Science, (10), 2022
DOI: 10.3389/feart.2022.939964
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Using continental SGCs built by Fu et al. (2020) can save significant machine time for constructing SGCs when compared to traditional SGC methods, which need significantly more time for building sample-specific or regional SGCs. In this study, the reliability of continental SGCs is tested using coarse quartz grains (180–212 µm) from Lake Woods in Northern Australia. De values obtained by continental SGCs are consistent with De values obtained by regional SGCs and by the SAR procedures.