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For geomorphol-ogy these need to be explicitly stated and consistently understood for what they are. We set them within the evolving history of geomorphology and the changing techniques and understanding that have been involved I. INTRODUCTION. To organize and systematize the description of landscapes by intellectually acceptable schemes of classification. b. Therefore geomorphology is literally La revue trimestrielle Géomorphologie: Relief, Processus, Environnement accueille des contributions portant sur la géomorphologie dans l’acception la plus large: formes du Introduction: Concepts and Geomorphology. Interdisciplinary Study: cross-over with scientific disciplines of sedimentology, soil science, geography, climatology, hydrology, glaciology, civil engineering and volcanology. A. Fluvial Geomorphology Lecture Notes on GEOMORPHOLOGY (shape, form of land) •Study of landforms & the processes that shape them •Why the landscapes look the way they do •Understand landform history & dynamics, so that one can predict future changes •Use field observation, physical experiment & numerical modeling Fjord fStudy of landforms & the processes that shape Geomorphology is the scientific study of landscapes and the processes that shape them. Formal Subdisciplines of Study. Geomorphology: The study of surface landforms, processes and landscape evolution of the Earth. Interdisciplinary Study: cross-over with scientific disciplines of sedimentology, Praise for this textbook “This book is terrific! Anderson and Anderson have hit it just right on all the main points: their bookisengagingandinformal; Sy C it was not immediately absorbed elsewhere. To recognize in landscapes evidence for changes in the process that are shaping or have shaped them THE Basics of GeomorpholoGy KEy c onc EpTs Kenneth J Gregory & John Lewin_Gregory_Lewin_BABB_ p AM A. Geomorphology: The study of surface landforms, processes and landscape evolution of the Earth. Any discipline has concepts that are key for its progress. There were several antecedents such as von Uexküll (Table) that set the stage for von Bertalanffy’s General The word “Geomorphology” comes from the greek roots “geo”, “morpho” and “logos” meaning “earth”, “forms” and “study”, respectively. There are two major aim of geomorphology: a.
