Abstract With the advent of space age, planetary geomorphology has become a stand-alone discipline. This contribution provides summary different processes that have been identified to form landscapes and landforms on bodies in our Solar System, including rocky planets, icy planets moons, dwarf comets asteroids. I highlight insights these provided into workings how what learnt often taught us ne...

Abstract Groundwater availability is one of the key anxieties in most semi-arid regions Ethiopia. The purpose this study was to investigate groundwater potential zone map alluvial plain Gambela. applied analytic hierarchy process (AHP) models with four different machine learning algorithms: random forest classifier (RFC), gradient boosting (GBC), decision tree (DTC), and K-neighbor (KNC). featu...

We use the 2021 GEBCO grid to interpret seabed geomorphology within Cook Islands and adjacent areas. A complex geological history dating back 125 Ma is manifested in a range of geoforms. These include abyssal plains, plateaux, volcanic tectonic rises, seamount-knolls chains troughs, as well fault zones. Main Map at 1:3,000,000 scale presented with example cross-sections, 1:10,000,000 inset maps...

Multi-agent systems are realized as a practical solution to the problem of constructing flexible and dynamic environments. Understanding such systems needs a high-level visual view of how the system operates as a whole to achieve some application related purpose. In this paper, we demonstrate how a visual high-level view called Use Case Maps (UCMs) may help in visualizing, understanding, and de...

This study presented recently reprocessed multi-channel seismic data and multi-beam bathymetric map to reveal the geomorphology stratigraphic architecture of Yongle isolated carbonate platform in Xisha Archipelago, northwestern South China Sea. Our results show that upper slope angles exceed 10° even reach ∼32.5° whereas lower vary from .5° 5.3°. The variations margins Atoll belong escarpment (...

A famous and well known Australian inselberg,1 Uluru,2 is an interesting geological feature in that its geomorphology is still a matter of controversy among conventional geologists. Traditionally, Uluru’s stratigraphical history began hundreds of millions of years ago, being fashioned into its current contour only as recently as between 60 million years ago until the present. The process by whi...