Week 12-13 :Aerial photographs and satellite imageries
As the title of the article indicates, the subject matter
consists of two disciplines, remote sensing and
geomorphology.
Remote sensing which is, primarily based on principles
of physics, is the science and art of acquiring
information about an object or phenomena without
physically coming in contact with it.
Geomorphology is the science of study of the landforms
of the earth.
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Course Material
- Week 1: Geomorphological processes
- Week 2: Weathering and Erosion
- Week 3 :Glaciers and their erosional and depositional landforms
- Week 4 :Geological work of wind and associated features
- Week 5 :Erosional and depositional work of surface water
- Week 6 : Valley and base-level development and its types
- Week 7 : Development of flood plains
- Week 8 :The erosional and depositional work of sea
- Week 9-10 :Geomorphic cycles and associated landforms produced by tectonics/volcanic activity
- Week 11 :Introduction to topographic maps
- Week 12-13 :Aerial photographs and satellite imageries
- Week 14 :Erosional and depositional work of subsurface water
- Chapters 12
- Department Earth Sciences
- Teacher
Dr. Syed Haroon Ali
