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Terminology of long-term geomorphology : a Scandinavian perspective
Base level ; Cenozoic ; Erosion surface ; Europe ; Geomorphogenesis ; Geomorphology ; Inheritated geomorphological features ; Mesozoic ; Norway ; Palaeosurface ; Palaeozoic ; Peneplain ; Scandinavia ; Sweden ; Terminology
In this paper the terminology used in long-term geomorphology is evaluated. Long-term geomorphology is the study of landforms that are mostly pre-Quaternary, Cenozoic, Mesozoic or even Palaeozoic age. Many terms have been introduced to name the long
level surfaces here. Other terms dicussed here relate to relict and preglacial landforms and regional terms for stepped surfaces. Terminology is discussed with particular reference to examples from and its use in Scandinavia. Scandinavia is unique
2009

Automated mapping ; Computing ; Data processing ; Multidimensional scaling ; Spatial distribution ; Terminology
2D maps, 2.5D terrain models and 3D visualization are examples of terms which are widely used in computer science, geography, cartography and also in geoinformatics. The paper tries to clarify the common terminology. The original and correct terms
2009

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Arid area ; Bibliography ; Cosmos ; Ecosystem ; Fire ; Fluvial processes ; Geomorphology ; Mars planet ; Research ; Sedimentology ; Terminology ; The 1990's ; The 2000's
2009

Terminological considerations show that it makes sense to use terms like “competence of system thinking” and “system thinking” as synonymous, whereas both don’t incorporate the level of action as well. While an extensive literature review
2009

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