geomorphologic การใช้

• Maitri accomplished the mission of geomorphologic mapping of Schirmacher Oasis.
• Furthermore, Geomorphologic analysis is strictly used to study such specific planetary structures.
• The town is situated in the Slan?Plain ( the northwestern part of a geomorphologic whole called the Prague Plain ).
• Specifically, the climatic and geomorphologic conditions in Chiapas make this state the biggest coffee producer in the whole of Mexico.
• It is known that the North German Plain was formed during the Pleistocene era as a result of the various geomorphologic processes.
• Warsaw is located on two main geomorphologic formations : the plain moraine plateau and the Vistula Valley with its asymmetrical pattern of different terraces.
• She brought engineering geological sense to the United States Army's pre-NASA program to create a lunar-face geomorphologic map.
• Therefore, it is necessary to establish a relationship between the geomorphologic conditions in which the past events took place and the expected future conditions.
• Our chronology relies principally on relative dating based on geomorphologic criteria but in all cases we associated the shoreline angle of the marine terraces with numerical ages.
• Into it flow tributaries from the south, some longer, some equal in length, such as the " geomorphologic Alpine main ridge from the south.
• However, the sporadic occurrence of heavy rainfall, together with the geomorphologic situation of the city, make it susceptible to be affected by mud flows and landslides.
• Unfortunately, Gimbutas overlooked important details when reporting on her excavation,  No geologic, geomorphologic, sedimentologic, or pedologic study was carried out-a serious failing ( McPherron ).
• From the groundwater point of view integration of geological, structural and hydrological data with hydro-geomorphologic data is very much useful in finding out the groundwater potential zones with fruitful results.
• Making this assumption can greatly simplify the analysis involved in constructing a unit hydrograph, and it is necessary for the creation of a "'geomorphologic instantaneous unit hydrograph " '.
• Collapse dolines and their surroundings offer shelter to rare and endangered bird species and several bat species, and an extraordinary ecosystem that has developed due to particular geomorphologic and microclimatic conditions has been preserved.
• For example, J . V . Ward and J . A . Stanford came up with the Serial Discontinuity Concept in 1983, which addresses the impact of geomorphologic disorders such as congestion and integrated inflows.
• Bearing this in mind, it must consider that the 1750s landscape may have been transformed by geomorphologic processes ( i . e . flooding, erosion, and stream channel migration ) as well as subsequent farming activity.
• Sheng-yen, in the framework of his environmentalism campaign, insisted the monastery buildings to follow and adjust to the natural contour of the hills  therefore it didn't change much of its natural geomorphologic features.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina's abundance of the living world is due to multiple factors, such as diversity of soil types, diversity of bedrock, diversity of climatic conditions, spatial and ecological heterogeneity, geomorphologic and hydrological diversity.
• Environmental studies combine the tree species identification of charcoal collected from iron smelting furnaces and open hearths, palynological analyses of high altitude and valley peat bogs as well as in archaeological structures as well as phyto-sociological and geomorphologic data.