Prerequisites: GEO 101A or GEO 101B or GEO 162; graduate standing; or consent of instructor
Description: Examines topics in tectonic geomorphology. Includes paleoseismology, geodesy, geochronology, landscape response, numerical modeling, and terrain analysis. Covers field techniques such as relative and calibrated dating analysis, section measurements, morpho- and lithostratigraphic analysis, and reconstruction of Quaternary events from landforms. Addresses map constructions in fluvial, lacustrine, glacial, coastal, and eolian environments.