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Treatise on Geomorphology, second edition, is organized into eleven volumes built on the outstanding success of the first edition. This comprehensive introduction to the large and diverse discipline of geomorphology provides a key reference tool for undergraduate geology students looking for term paper topics, graduate students starting a literature review for their thesis work, and for professionals seeking a concise summary of a particular topic. The tools available to understand geomorphology have greatly advanced in recent years, hence this new release will complement the work of a variety of professionals who are interested in topics such as GIScience, Remote Sensing and Karst.
1. Technology in Geomorphology
2. Tectonic Geomorphology
3. Weathering and Soils (Critical-Zone) Geomorphology
4. Cryospheric Geomorphology
5. Mass-Movement Geomorphology
6. Fluvial Geomorphology
7. Aeolian and Desert Geomorphology
8. Coastal and Submarine Geomorphology
9. Anthropogenic Geomorphology
10. Quantitative Modelling in Geomorphology
Jack Shroder is an Editor-in-Chief at Elsevier, and has extensive experience with publishing peer-reviewed journal articles and books on numerous topics related to geomorphology and Afghanistan, among many other specialities. He is the author of over 200 scientific papers and books on geoscientific topics characteristic of high mountain environments, especially landslides, glaciers, and floods.
