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geomorphology-fieldwork
Reading landscapes in the field — landform identification, process inference, and field data that actually constrains models.
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## Overview
Geomorphology decodes how landscapes form: tectonics builds relief,
climate-driven processes tear it down, and landforms record the contest.
This skill covers field identification of fluvial, glacial, coastal,
aeolian, and hillslope landforms, inferring process from form (and
deposit), essential field measurements, and linking field evidence to
rates and timescales.
## When to use
- Planning and executing a geomorphology field campaign: what to map, measure, and sample
- Identifying landforms and deposits: terraces, moraines, dunes, fans, landslides
- Estimating erosion or incision rates from field evidence (with dating)