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Change Monitoring Landsat Data Archive Geomorphology Change Monitoring Landsat Data Archive

The Assignment Research current global coastline change hazards (flooding; sea level rise; coastal subsidence; tsunamis; storm surge; permafrost melting; ice shelf collapse) Evaluate the impact of anthropogenic activities (damming of river systems; climate change impacts; coastal construction/development; deforestation; etc.) Find and download image data documenting change over time for a specific type of change, and prepare it for use in remote sensing analysis Carry out a change analysis using remote sensing software Prepare and present the results as both a poster and as an oral presentation

What course goal(s) does this assignment/activity address? By focusing on change, this activity will enable students to understand geomorphology as a living science and to recognize both natural and human impacts on geomorphic features. Coastline changes for both ocean and lacustrine bodies of water record natural hazards and human-induced events in immediate and dramatic ways.

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