geomorfolológia
Geomorfológia is the scientific study of landforms and the processes that shape them. It is a subdiscipline of geography and geology that examines the origins, evolution, and characteristics of the Earth's surface features, both terrestrial and submarine. Geomorphologists investigate a wide range of landforms, including mountains, valleys, plains, coastlines, deserts, and glaciers, as well as the underlying geological structures and materials.
The processes studied in geomorphology are diverse and can be broadly categorized into endogenic (internal) and
Geomorphological research often involves fieldwork, remote sensing techniques like satellite imagery and aerial photography, and the