Would it be possible to calculate the expected frequency of impact craters of all sizes on Earth?

Question

Can the expected frequency of all sizes of impact craters on Earth be calculated based on the preservation of impact craters seen on the Moon? Taking into account the difference in gravity and atmosphere of the Earth and Moon, and assuming a similar age for both, it should be possible to come up with a reasonable estimate of how many meteorites, etc have hit the earth and their size distribution.

Answer 1

Yes. Your rationale essentially explains he concept.

The only reason why we dont really see earth's craters is due to atmospheric weathering.