SCOPE OF GEOMORPHOLOGY
SCOPE OF GEOMORPHOLOGY The scope of geomorphology includes the study of natural and human-induced processes that shape the Earth's surface and the resulting landforms. It involves the investigation of landforms such as mountains, valleys, rivers, and coastlines, and the processes that form and shape them over time. Basically, this means that you will have to define what the study is going to cover and what it focusing on. Scope means in detail study of any subject. The subject matter of geomorphology may be organized on the basis of (i) Dimension and scale of relief features (landforms) (ii) Processes that shape the landforms (iii) The approaches to the geomorphic studies. On the basis of dimension and scale, the relief features of the earth's surface, the core subject matter of geomorphi...