"The term geomorphology has been derived from the Greek terminology i.e.. ge meaning ""earth""; morpho meaning ""form""; and logos means ""study"" is the study of the alteration, formation, and configuration of the topographical features of the earth's surface.
The study of geomorphology has been broken down into the study of different geomorphologic processes, such as Fluvial related to rivers and streams, Glaciers, Mass Movement and Weathering.
Geomorphology new findings are published in OMICS Group open access journal named as Journal of Geology & Geosciences, the journal publishes recent trends and developments in various disciplines such as landforms and glacial processes, fluvial processes and landforms, arid environments, planetary & applied geomorphology, volcanics, Remote sensing and GIS methods, marine and coastal processes, lakes, estuaries, tectonics, environmental change, theoretical geomorphology, weathering, soil erosion, coastal dunes, mass movement etc..
New findings in geomorphology are described in an open access journal to facilitate the exchange of information between researchers around the globe.
It is freely accessible to one and all without any restrictions.
Geomorphology new findings which are published in the journal provides an open source of information to the readers & scholars, which use this widely read articles to keep up with recent research in the field of geosciences.
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Last date updated on September, 2024
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