Year: 2025

Trends in Geomorphology Geomorphology is a fundamental branch of physical geography which helps us study landforms and the processes that shape them. Over the years, several trends in the field of geomorphology have influenced the way researchers approach and understand the Earth’s landforms and landscapes. These trends include cyclic, process, quantitative, and contemporary geomorphology. Cyclic Geomorphology Physical-Based Models Process Geomorphology Quantitative Geomorphology Contemporary Geomorphology     Development in Geomorphology

The study of landforms is a significant aspect of geomorphology. It involves examining and evaluating various features of the earth’s surface, like mountains, valleys, rivers, plains, plateaus etc, and understand how they were formed and how they have continued to evolve over time. There are several methods and approaches to study the geomorphology; Field Work: Fieldwork is the most common method to study the geomorphology of a particular area, which […]

The physical environment of our earth can be divided into four realms; 01. The solid part is known as the Lithosphere. 02. The liquid part is known as the Hydrosphere. 03. The part where living organisms are found is known as the Biosphere. 04. The air and gaseous part of the earth is known as the Atmosphere. Lets have a closer look at these realsm: Lithosphere The Lithosphere encompasses the […]

What is Groundwater? All water occuring beneath the ground surface is called “groundwater”. It has been estimated that the volume of water in the upper 0.8 kilometer of the continental crust is nearly 20 times greater than the combined volume of water in all lakes and rivers. The chief source of the groundwater is the downward percolation of the rainwater (meteoric water). Some groundwater may also be derived from juvenile […]