Small Lava Caves as Possible Exploratory Targets on Mars: Analogies Drawn from UAV Imaging of an Icelandic Lava Field by Lydia Sam, Anshuman Bhardwaj, Shaktiman Singh, F. Javier Martin-Torres, Maria-Paz Zorzano, Juan Antonio Ramírez Luque

“…Martian lava fields and associated caves have extensive geomorphological, astrobiological, and in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) implications for future Mars missions which might be focused on subsurface exploration. …”
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Chemical erosion and hydrologic budget for the Susure karst plateau by Nikić Zoran, Nikolić Jugoslav, Ristić Ratko, Stojadinović Dušan

“…Numerous hydrogeological and geomorphologic features of the plateau are attractive for visitors in this economically underdeveloped country. …”
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Zur jungholozänen Oberflächen- und Bodenentwicklung der Siegaue im Hennefer Mäanderbogen by K. Heusch, J. Botschek, A. Skowronek

“…The flood loams in the Sieg valley near Hennef were investigated with geomorphological, sedimentological and pedological methods. …”
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As regiões montanhosas e o planejamento de suas paisagens: proposta de zoneamento ambiental para a Mantiqueira meridional mineira by Roberto Marques Neto

“…In the tropical Atlantic domain the most intense interpenetration between zonal and azonal elements occur in the mountainous landscapes defining its structure and functionality with regional geosystems which mix forestry belts over loamy and well-developed soils with rupestrian fields and uplands over shallow and rich in prime minerals soils that occur in geomorphologic regions such as Serra da Mantiqueira. The tropical mountains of the southeast Brazil present, therefore, peculiar landscapes provided of specific capabilities to the handling, so that proposals for environmental planning in regional scale must start from an integrated study of these landscapes in a way that takes into account the specificities of the regional geosystems. …”
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Morphometric Tectonic Characteristic Of Trifaoui Valley Basin by اسحق صالح العكام وفاء مازن عبد الله

“…Some indicators have been used for the river basin in order to learn pelvic tilt and symmetry factor asymmetry and cross terrain of the valley was a definitive classification of indicators geomorphological and show off Index (AF) to the pelvis tilted towards the north and this Match with the direction of the public trough. …”
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L’abbaye cistercienne du Val-Richer (Calvados) : prospections microtopographique et géophysique d’un monastère disparu by Jean-Baptiste Vincent

“…Topographic surveys were necessary to study the development of the environment (earthworks, the hydraulic network ...) in a particular hydro-geomorphological context (installed on a promontory). Moreover, thanks to a reasoned analysis of the electrical anomalies, it is possible to offer reconstituted versions while striving to expose the limits and the dangers of over-interpreting.…”
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Quelques traits généraux de la diversité sylvatique des Petites Antilles by Philippe Joseph

“…The geomorphologics differences of Lesser Indies lead variations of climatic factors which influence the processes of selection of the species. …”
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La recherche geographique des geosites: quelles perspectives? by DANIEL IOSIF

“…The paper starts with a short history of the development of the field and continues with his most important component: the geomorphologic site and some perspectives to valuing. …”
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The International Polar Year 2007-08 and the development of portuguese research on Antarctic permafrost by Gonçalo Vieira

“…The main research topics are permafrost, active layer and geomorphological processes monitoring, with an emphasis on detection of climate change signals.…”
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Geoecological evaluation of Island Pašman relief by Marica Mamut

“…The geoecological evaluation of the relief of Pašman Island from the standpoint of its touristic evaluation was conducted on the previously conducted geomorphologic analysis of the island relief. The evaluation was conducted for the needs of specific types of touristic activities (swimming, sunbathing, walking, "škraping") in the sense of its physical favourability, aesthetic value and accessibility. …”
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Mapping glaciers in Jotunheimen, South-Norway, during the "Little Ice Age" maximum by S. Baumann, S. Winkler, L. M. Andreassen

“…Interpretation of existing glaciochronological studies, analysis of geomorphological maps, and own GPS-field measurements were applied for validation of the mapping. …”
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Présentation du thesaurus des entités morphostructurales et des champs pétrolifères du monde Annoucing the Thesaurus of Morphosstructural Entities and Oil Fiels of the World by Byramjee R., Montouchet M.

“…<br> The Thesaurus of Morphostructural Entities and Oil Fields of the World has been compiled for the purpose of harmonizing nomenclatures and presentations in the use of proper nouns designating administrative, geomorphological and structural entities. Examples taken from the section of the thesaurus on " Canada " are used to explain both the structure and the finality of the work described in this article.…”
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The International Polar Year 2007-08 and the development of portuguese research on Antarctic permafrost by Gonçalo Vieira

“…The main research topics are permafrost, active layer and geomorphological processes monitoring, with an emphasis on detection of climate change signals.…”
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Geoecological evaluation of Island Pašman relief by Marica Mamut

“…The geoecological evaluation of the relief of Pašman Island from the standpoint of its touristic evaluation was conducted on the previously conducted geomorphologic analysis of the island relief. The evaluation was conducted for the needs of specific types of touristic activities (swimming, sunbathing, walking, "škraping") in the sense of its physical favourability, aesthetic value and accessibility.The method of relative relief evaluation was applied, whereby relief was evaluated within four morphographic categories: slopes, peaks, valley bottoms and beds and the coast. …”
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Forms of the Earth and Urban Forms by Giuseppe Tupputi

“…In this sense, the projects for the Magliana quarters in Rome, by Saverio Muratori, and the project for Monteruscello, by Agostino Renna, can be considered as paradigmatic examples, because they represent an attempt to define settlements principles that correspond to the geomorphologic characters of the territory. The proposed paper intends to analyse these projects, in particular through the method of the critical drawing, identifying different scales of representation, each of which offers the possibility of investigating some specific structuring processes of urban form.…”
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Interdependence relationships between morphometric indicators in the Bârsa Country (Romania) by GEORGIAN IONUT PURCÃREATÃ

“…In a geomorphological analysis on a geographical space, the study of the interdependence between the morphometric indicators can offer us new details concerning the characteristics and causal relationships between the considered parameters. …”
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Neotectonic study of Northwestern Greece by Dimitrios Ntokos

“…For the final compilation and presentation of the map, geological, geomorphological and seismological data were used and assessed. …”
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Natural resources of Korčula Island by Kristina Krklec, Igor Ljubenkov, Aleksandra Bensa

“…In this paper, the authors analyse geological, geomorphological, soil, climate, hydrological and phytocenological characteristics of the Island of Korčula. …”
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Reconstructing sea-level changes on the Eastern Adriatic Sea (Croatia) – an overview by Maša Surić

“…Through various methodological approaches (geomorphological, biostratigraphical, archaeological/historical, mareographic, geodetic, radiometric), most of these issues have been used in order to reconstruct relative sea and land motions, yielding scattered and sometimes erroneous results. …”
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The Alps: a production chain by Roberto Sega

“…The Alps’ central geographical position in Europe, their geomorphological features, and the presence of several natural resources are some of the reasons why the Alps may be considered a unique technical and innovative laboratory. …”
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