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Call for Papers: Marine Geomorphometry (Geosciences)
Start: May 11 2017 14:05

Dear Colleagues,

Geomorphometry, the science of quantitative terrain analysis, originated in terrestrial investigations; however, many of the methods used in these investigations have also proven applicable in marine environments. The rise in the acquisition of high-resolution seabed data using acoustic systems and bathymetric LiDAR has prompted a growing interest in employing geomorphometric techniques to investigate the seafloor.

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Call for Papers: Marine Geomorphometry (Geosciences)
all day

Dear Colleagues,

Geomorphometry, the science of quantitative terrain analysis, originated in terrestrial investigations; however, many of the methods used in these investigations have also proven applicable in marine environments. The rise in the acquisition of high-resolution seabed data using acoustic systems and bathymetric LiDAR has prompted a growing interest in employing geomorphometric techniques to investigate the seafloor.

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(event)
Call for Papers: Marine Geomorphometry (Geosciences)
all day

Dear Colleagues,

Geomorphometry, the science of quantitative terrain analysis, originated in terrestrial investigations; however, many of the methods used in these investigations have also proven applicable in marine environments. The rise in the acquisition of high-resolution seabed data using acoustic systems and bathymetric LiDAR has prompted a growing interest in employing geomorphometric techniques to investigate the seafloor.

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(event)
Call for Papers: Marine Geomorphometry (Geosciences)
all day

Dear Colleagues,

Geomorphometry, the science of quantitative terrain analysis, originated in terrestrial investigations; however, many of the methods used in these investigations have also proven applicable in marine environments. The rise in the acquisition of high-resolution seabed data using acoustic systems and bathymetric LiDAR has prompted a growing interest in employing geomorphometric techniques to investigate the seafloor.
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