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    "Geomorphological Techniques" ed. by Andrew S.Goudie et al. (Repost)

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    "Geomorphological Techniques" ed. by Andrew S.Goudie et al. (Repost)

    "Geomorphological Techniques" ed. by Andrew S.Goudie, John Lewin, Keith Richards, Malcolm Anderson, Tim Burt, Brian Whalley, Peter Worsley
    Second Edition
    Rоutlеdgе / Tауlоr & Frаnсis | 1990 | ISBN: 020343059X 0203738837 0415119391 9780415119399 | 709 pages | PDF | 9 MB

    This volume is dedicated to review of techniques for studying the Earth's landforms, the critical evaluations of developments in this field, and impact of developments in tectonic theory, and heavily revised sections deal with advances in remote sensing, image analysis, radiometric dating, geomorphometry, data loggers, radioactive tracers, and the determination of pore water pressure and the rates of denudation.


    Contents
    Preface to the first edition
    Preface to the Second Edition
    Acknowledgements
    Contributors
    Part One Introduction
    1.1 Methods of geomorphological investigation
    1.2 Process determination in time and space
    Part Two Form
    2.1 Introduction to morphometry
    2.2 General problems in morphometry
    2.3 General geomorphometry
    2.4 Geomorphometry and geochronology
    2.5 Specific geomorphometry
    2.6 Drainage basin morphometry
    2.7 River channel form
    2.8 Hillslope profiles
    2.9 Cartographic techniques in geomorphology
    Part Three Material Properties
    3.1 Introduction
    3.2 Physical properties
    3.3 Chemical properties
    3.4 Strength of materials
    3.5 Measuring and recording devices
    Part Four Process
    4.1 Denudation and weathering
    4.2 Slope processes
    4.3 Solutes
    4.4 River channels
    4.5 Glacial processes
    4.6 Aeolian processes
    4.7 Coastal processes
    4.8 Biological aspects of process measurements
    4.9 Neotectonic processes
    Part Five Evolution
    5.1 Radiocarbon dating: principles, application and sample collection
    5.2 Uranium-series disequilibrium dating methods
    5.3 Application of stable isotopes in waters, sedimentary deposits, and fossil plants and animals
    5.4 Additional dating methods
    5.5 Tree-ring dating (dendrochronology)
    5.6 Lichenometry
    5.7 Peats and lake sediments: formation, stratigraphy, description and nomenclature
    5.8 Raised shorelines
    5.9 Palaeosols
    References and bibliography
    Index
    with TOC BookMarkLinks