Identification of the remnant traces paleo-glaciers provides important proxies to understand response environment rapid climate changes. We present a 1:25,000 scale geomorphological map covering ∼12.5 km2 upper part Mount Bistra (North Macedonia) on basis remote sensing analyses and surveys. Particular attention is given description glacial periglacial landforms, reconstruction single glacier s...

Using ALS LIDAR DEM and OpenStreetMap data we visualise in ArcGIS the geomorphic features of a large, lowland river which flows through area impacted by urbanisation big city – capital Poland. We present on one map main geomorphological surfaces their exact boundaries: valley edge, terrace front floodplain juxtaposed with buildings transportation corridors. identify convex aeolian fluvial landf...

The landscape of the Lower Mesopotamia Plain (LMP) has been moulded by water-related processes, consequently, its Holocene geomorphic evolution strictly connected to fluvial process and anthropogenic water management since 8000 BC. About 6000 years ago, during maximum marine ingression, modern cities Nasiriyah Al-Amara were close Persian Gulf shoreline. Successively, Tigris Euphrates developed ...

Lunar landforms are the results of geological and geomorphic processes on lunar surface. It is very important to identify types landforms. Geomorphology scientific study origin evolution morphological planetary surfaces. Elevation relief amplitude most commonly used indices in geomorphological classification studies. Previous studies have determined elevation criteria In this paper, we focus to...

Irreplaceable, self-organizing landforms and the endemic and ecologically specialized biodiversity they support are threatened globally by anthropogenic disturbances. Although the outcome of disrupting landforms is somewhat understood, little information exists that documents population consequences of landform disturbance on endemic biodiversity. Conservation strategies for species dependent u...

Topographic metrics are designed to quantify scale-relevant relationships between geometric properties of landscapes reveal the processes shaping them. They have long been derived from topographic flow routing algorithms, initially developed for coarse Digital Elevation Models (DEMs), whose resolution (≥30 m) and poor precision did not resolve correctly patterns channel width. Since high DEMs m...

federal lands to facilitate resource extraction, recreation, and transportation (Havlick 2002) – enough to drive to the moon and back. While these roads provide important services, their construction and presence can also influence the hydrology, geomorphology, and ecosystem processes. They can substantially alter hillslope hydrology by reducing soil infiltration, concentrating water through ro...

Analyzing the Connectivity Potential of Landscape Geomorphic Systems: A Radar Remote Sensing and GIS Approach, Estufa Canyon, Texas, USA. (August 2005) ElSayed Ali Hermas Ibrahim, B.S., Mansoura University; M.S., Mansoura University Chair of Advisory Committee: Dr. John R. Giardino Connectivity is considered one of the fundamental aspects that influences the rate of mass movement in the landsca...

In fluviokarst landscapes flow may be partitioned into its surface and subsurface components as well as into diffuse and concentrated flow. The competition among these is hypothesized to be responsible for the divergence of the landscape in a fluviokarst region of central Kentucky into depression-rich, unchannelled karst-rich and channel-poor (KRCP) and strongly fluvially dissected channel-rich...