Process Geomorphology

by Dale F. Ritter, R. Craig Kochel, Jerry R. Miller

Book Overview

A study of the processes that form the landscape of the earth. The text is mainly orientated to geomorphology courses and is intended for students of geology, earth science and geography. This new... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0697344118
• ISBN13: 9780697344113
• Release Date: November 2001
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
• Length: 560 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Good service

It came in fast and it excellent condition. It was out of print but I was not let down by this service

GeoMorphology

This book is a companion resource to my GeoMorphology class I am taking at Florida Atlantic University. I find this book easy to read and comprehend and a good source to re-enforce material I learn in lecture. This will be yet another book I can add to my library of Computer & Geology material I use in my careers.

Solid textbook

This is a solid introductory geomorphology book. As a scientist from another field (physics) I needed a basic reference to understand notation and the basic foundations of geomorphology, specifically dealing with sediment transport, and this was a good match. It's not a textbook I'd buy if I didn't need it, but it's a very helpful source.

Great shape, super cheap!

This was a great buy. The book was brand new and in perfect condition. It was also about $60.00 cheaper than at the Akron U bookstore. thanks for saving me a ton of money

Good beginner's Geomorph text

Ritter's book "Process Geomorphology" is one of the better books available to elementary students in Geomorphology. The book is divided into logical categories and contains a plethora of useful diagrams, maps and graphs. This book is especially useful for those who have had only a little background in Physical Geology or Earth History and want to explore earth processes such as weathering, erosion, fluvial and eolian processes at depth. It is worthy of a read and is worth the price. 4 Stars!