The history of geomorphology can be a valuable tool for educating students of geomorphology. The largest and most available record of what geomorphologists thought and did in the past is their original published work. Also available are some fine papers on the history of geomorphology that review and analyze primary sources and past events in the discipline in order to generalize, explain trend...

Groundwater mapping is essential for meeting the water requirement of people. Identification groundwater potential zone was attempted a watershed located in Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu, India. The Landsat 8 and 5 data were used land use/land cover analysis. For delineating zone, total seven thematic layers namely drainage density, slope, geology, soil, geomorphology, rainfall, observed lev...

Glacial reworking of paraglacial rock slope material has been inferred from long-deglaciated terrains to be an important component of glacial sediment transfer. We provide the first description from a contemporary glacial environment of the geomorphological consequences of glacier advance (of the Feegletscher Nord, Switzerland) across a paraglacial rock avalanche deposit. The landform-sediment ...

Remote sensing, one of the most important reconnaissance and feature identifying tools generally applied for surface and groundwater investigation, was used for water resources mapping for the lower Son Valley in this study. The mapping was done with the help of Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) satellite imagery IRS-LISS1-B1 for January 29, 1991 obtained during the day transit time. The area under s...

Depressional forested wetlands or geographically isolated wetlands such as cypress swamps and Carolina bays are common land features in the Atlantic Coastal Plain of the southeastern US. Those wetlands play important roles in providing wildlife habitats, water quality improvement, and carbon sequestration. Great stresses have been imposed on those important ecosystems due to rapid human populat...

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In the second half of the last century, remote sensing methods became increasingly influent in the civil sector of the economy. Their various applications such as monitoring and analysis of the atmosphere, terrestrial and aquatic features of the environment, made them widely applicable in numerous scientific and economic fields. The purpose of present work is to describe the past, current statu...