GEOMORPHOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
Course objectives
Ability to analyze the cause / effect relationship between geomorphological processes and morphodynamics. Knowledge and ability to observe and recognize the landforms and their genesis. Ability to evaluate the geomorphological evolution in fluvial basins and slopes. Knowledge and ability to apply methods to evaluate natural resources. Ability to carry on field survey. Evaluation of human impact on territory. Capability of thematic maps compilation analysis. Knowledge and understanding (A): Ability to analyze the terrestrial landforms. Application capabilities (B): Knowledge and ability to create geomorphological maps and professional relationships. Ability to evaluate the geomorphological hazard in river basins and on slopes. Knowledge and ability to apply methods for the assessment natural risk. Autonomy of judgment (C): Ability to analyze the cause / effect relationships between morphodynamic processes and geomorphological instabilities. Ability to collect and analyze the data necessary to express objective opinions in an autonomous form. Communication skills (D): Ability to communicate in a rational and consequential way, adapting the language according to the cultural level of the listeners. Ability to learn (E): Develop the skills necessary to tackle subsequent studies on geomorphological dynamics with the ability to assess the consequences of erosion processes over time and space with a sufficient degree of autonomy.
Program - Frequency - Exams
Course program
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Exam mode
Program - Frequency - Exams
Frequency
- Lesson code1020293
- Academic year2024/2025
- CourseEnvironmental Sciences
- CurriculumSingle curriculum
- Year3rd year
- Semester2nd semester
- SSDGEO/04
- CFU9
- Subject areaDiscipline ecologiche