Geomorphology: The Research Frontier and Beyond
Proceedings of the 24th Binghamton Symposium in Geomorphology, August 25, 1993
- 1st Edition - October 22, 2013
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- Editors: J.D. Vitek, J.R. Giardino
- Language: English
Perspectives on the future directions of research in geomorphology form the major theme of this volume. Ten geomorphologists were asked to "star-gaze", that is provide opinions… Read more
Perspectives on the future directions of research in geomorphology form the major theme of this volume. Ten geomorphologists were asked to "star-gaze", that is provide opinions about the future direction of their specialty. Each paper is supported by the literature that currently defines the research frontier.
Preface. Geomorphology: the research frontier and beyond - Introduction (H. Jesse Walker). Extraterrestrial geomorphology: science and philosophy of Earthlike planetary landscapes (V.R. Baker). Human influence in geomorphology (A. Goudie). Soil geomorphology - Present dilemmas and future challenges (J. Gerrard). Mass movement; the research frontier and beyond: a geomorphological approach (D. Brunsden). Glacial geomorphology: modeling processes and landforms (J.M. Harbor). Periglacial morphology in the 21st century (D. Barsch). The changing geomorphology of the humid tropics (A. Gupta). The research frontier and beyond: granitic terrains (C.R. Twidale). Coastal geomorphology through the looking glass (D.J. Sherman, B.O. Bauer). Fluvial geomorphology: where do we go from here? (D.G. Smith). List of Contributors. The Binghamton Symposia in Geomorphology.
- Edition: 1
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- Published: October 22, 2013
- Language: English
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J.D. Vitek
Affiliations and expertise
Oklahoma State University, School of Geology, Stillwater, OK 74078-0451, USAJG
J.R. Giardino
Affiliations and expertise
Texas A & M University, Department of Geography and Geology, College Station, TX 77843, USARead Geomorphology: The Research Frontier and Beyond on ScienceDirect