GEOG 2351
Geomorphology
Fall 2024
Topics
- geomorphic processes. The relationships between landscapes and the forces
- On completion of this course you
- concepts and laws of geomorphology. You
- (through lab work) associated with this field of science
- Geog 2351: Geomorphology
Readings
- Trenhaile, A.S. Geomorphology: A Canadian Perspective. Any Edition. Don Mills, Ontario: Oxford University Press.
Fall 2024
Topics
- Introduction and course outline
- Basic concepts and background
- What is Geomorphology?
- Historical foundations
- Scientific paradigms
- Systems approach
- Endogenic processes and surface physiography
- Continents and ocean basins
- Volcanic, tectonic and structural landforms
- Continental drift
- Fluvial systems
- Infiltration and runoff
- Stream flow
- Stream channels
- Fluvial landforms
- Glacial systems – Past and Present
- Pleistocene glaciations
- Current glacial activity
- Glacial processes and landforms
- Permafrost and periglacial systems
- Distribution
- Freezing and thawing
- Landforms
Readings
- (1) Geomorphology: A Canadian Perspective, 6th edition, by A.S. Trenhaile, Oxford University Press.
- (3) Process Geomorphology: 4th edition (2001) by D. Ritter, R. Kochel and J. Miller. WC Brown Publishers.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- syllabus ↗Fall 2024
- Course source ↗
- syllabus ↗Fall 2024
- Additional readings or course materials are supplied through the course site or course pack.