Course Content
Introductory concepts: geomorphology and environmental geomorphology. Methods and
techniques of geomorphological research. Characteristics of geomorphs and their
evolution. Protected geomorphological formations - monuments nature. Weathering,
erosion, denudation. Configuration and mobility of slopes and landforms. Landslide
phenomena: landslides, creeps, subsidence. Hydrogeomorphological problems of
hydrographic networks, morphometry. Geomorphs originating or affected by
anthropogenic activity, artificial geomorphs, hydrogeomorphological processes. The effect
of anthropogenic interventions on the dynamics of geomorphological processes, river
basins and estuary regions of rivers and streams. Anthropogenic interventions and their
impact on geomorphological processes.
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