Submarine geomorphology: quantitative methods illustrated with the Hawaiian volcanoes

Submarine geomorphology, like sub-aerial geomorphology, is the study of the Earth's surface in order to better understand tectonic and geomorphic processes. Such processes include volcanism, neo-tectonics (i.e. the activity of geological faults), the escape of hydrocarbons and submarine erosion...

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Main Author: John Hillier
Format: Default Article
Published: 2011
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Other earth sciences not elsewhere classified
Submarine geomorphology
Quantitative geomorphology
Digital elevation models
Regional–residual relief separation
Volcanology
Earth Sciences not elsewhere classified
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/13036
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