The
interaction of weather and gravity with the diversity of materials
found at the Earth's surface results in a spectacular array of
landscapes. As a geomorphologist, I am interested in the evolution
of landforms as the result of physics and chemistry operating
at the surface of the Earth. I use a variety of tools such as
cosmogenic dating and thermochronometry to understand the pace
of landscape development. I also use mathematics and numerical
computer models to understand how distinctive landforms emerge
from the interactions between physical processes.
More information about my research and research group can be found at http://surficia.wordpress.com.
