Preposition: of

• area: Such sites demonstrate, alone or as part of a network, the geology or geomorphology of an area.

• landscape: The undulating top surface of this complex latticework is the only reminder of the geomorphology of a now invisible landscape.

• cave: Our two geologists managed to make a comprehensive geological map of the area which helped us greatly with the geomorphology of the caves.

• region: However, the geomorphology of the region shows that thrust faulting in the Late Quaternary is widespread.

• desert: This specific page defines the term ' desert ' and provides a section on the geomorphology of deserts.

Converse of object

• apply: Keywords: Teamwork, competitive simulation, applied geomorphology.

• sense: The research team includes expertise in climatology, meteorology, remote sensing, geomorphology and geophysics.

• study: Where we have studied the surface geomorphology of a fault, earthquake seismology provides insight into the nature of the faulting at depth.

• investigate: Landserf allows students not only to explore a landscape visually, but also to investigate the geomorphology of a region by performing terrain analysis.

Adjective modifier

• fluvial: Welcome to this Level 2/3 undergraduate module on fluvial geomorphology.

• periglacial: This meeting was part of the conference " Shifting Lands: new insights into periglacial geomorphology " .

• glacial: A research paper on the evolution of the glacial geomorphology has been published in Quaternary Science Reviews.

• coastal: Sussex's field class to Nova Scotia examines aspects of its glacial history, sea-level change and coastal geomorphology.

• tectonic: A review of the physical geography of Malta and its significance for tectonic geomorphology.

• Quaternary: The course will provide a foundation for the third year course in Quaternary Geomorphology.

Modifies a noun

• course: We specifically report on using software and digital data products in conservation of the environment, environmental remote sensing, and geomorphology courses.

Noun used with modifier

• karst: The role of geology in influencing coastal or karst geomorphology at a range of scales.

• desert: A specialist in desert geomorphology, he has a particular interest in the human use of the natural environment.

• surface: Where we have studied the surface geomorphology of a fault, earthquake seismology provides insight into the nature of the faulting at depth.

• campus: Athens login on and off campus GEOMORPHOLOGY, from Swets 97- Access on and off campus.