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Tectonic Geomorphology in Modern Orogenic Zones

This special issue belongs to the section “Structural Geology and Tectonics“.

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Dear Colleagues,

The present-day landscape, especially in tectonically active regions, is the result of the interaction between tectonic and atmospheric processes, climatic change, as well as depositional and erosional processes acting in different timescales, from days to millions of years. Today, tectonic geomorphology involves data and methods derived from geomorphological, neotectonics, paleo-seismological, geodetical, remote sensing and stratigraphical studies in combination with geochronological tools.

We invite papers exploring the relationship between landscape evolution and tectonics, potential topics including studies regarding the landscape evolution and response in tectonically active regions, morphotectonic studies using innovative techniques, paleo-seismological investigations in active faults, remote sensing analyses, morphometric studies and other multidisciplinary approaches contributing to better understanding the impact of active tectonics in both terrestrial as well as coastal environments.

Dr. M. Scott Harris
Prof. Dr. Niki Evelpidou
Dr. Charalampos Fassoulas
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • active tectonics
  • deformation
  • landforms
  • paleo-seismology
  • morphotectonics
  • morphometry
  • landscape evolution
  • paleo-climatology
  • modelling

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Geosciences - ISSN 2076-3263