"All of a sudden, the bank is under the living room, " said Tempe geomorphologist Jonathan Fuller, " and the house is toppling into the stream ."
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Goudie, a geomorphologist, or someone who studies the Earth's surface, describes the dust storms as " very beautiful, " although he conceded that it may sound perverse.
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The David Linton Award of the British Society for Geomorphology ( which incorporates the British Geomorphological Research Group ) is given to a geomorphologist who has made a leading contribution to the discipline over a sustained period.
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Mount Battle is named for Ben Battle, a geomorphologist from McGill University, who drowned crossing a melt water-swollen stream near Glacier Lake during the 1953 Arctic Institute of North America research-mountaineering expedition.
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Until the mid 20th century, the imperialist, racist and Euro-centric version of tropical geography was still flourishing as influential works were still being published like " Les Pays Tropicaux " by geomorphologist Pierre Gourou.
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He was also known for inventing a technique for evaluating grain-size distribution in riverbeds, known as the Wolman Pebble Count, which has helped geomorphologist to understand flooding, sedimentation, and other physical impacts to a stream.
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Caesar Vo�te and the geomorphologist Dr J . J . Nossin in 1985 86 field studies re-examined the Borobudur lake hypothesis and concluded the absence of a lake around Borobudur at the time of its construction and active use as a sanctuary.
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However his attribution of the prevailing eastward flow of the major rivers of Scotland to emergence and tilted uplift of a fresh chalk seabed in the early Tertiary was dismissed in the PhD studies of French geomorphologist Alain Godard ( later Professor at Paris ).
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"It's the only marsh of any size adjacent to such a large metropolitan area, " said Dr . Denise Reed, a geomorphologist at the University of New Orleans and member of the scientific panel that studied the disappearing marshes.
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Harrowfield, 57, trained as a coastal geomorphologist and first became interested in Antarctica as a boy, when he would bicycle out to the airport at Christchurch, New Zealand, to watch the transport planes take off for " the ice ."
