Google Earth as a resource

Tooth, Stephen

doi:10.1080/00167487.2015.12093954

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“…It is now possible to view terrestrial landscapes via GE and Sentinel with the educational advantages outlined by Stephen Tooth (2015) and integrated into CZ approaches to physical geography. In a geomorphological context, a moraine could be shown on a map, numbered and referred to by dLL and similarly cross‐referenced in a table of dates or other analytical data.…”

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Figures, landscapes and landsystems: Digital locations, connectivity and communications

Whalley

2022

Earth Surf Processes Landf

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Current geomorphological research tends to give preference to landforms rather than landscapes. This commentary brings these notions closer together and incorporates varied views of ‘landscape’ (such as landscapes in art and poetry) as well as showing the difficulties of communicating them to audiences wider than geomorphology. The paper promotes the use of decimal Latitude Longitude (dLL) values to assist better location of samples, analyses and especially landforms, to produce ‘information surfaces’ within landscape and landsystem approaches to geomorphology. This will also help the development of geomorphic visual literacy.

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Section: Figurementioning

confidence: 99%