Elsevier monography – dating techniques
Elsevier has published a monography titled “Climate and Anthropogenic Impacts on Earth Surface Processes in the Anthropocene.” It provides a comprehensive overview of how ongoing and accelerated environmental changes, driven by human activities, affect Earth’s surface processes. The book contains up-to-date knowledge about these effects and presents systematic and quantitative methods for studying the drivers […]
Fieldwork in Georgia – Erasmus
The academic year has begun, so all the staff of our Department are on the spot within the walls of the university and devote themselves with great satisfaction to the teaching process. However, we still have a report on the end of the summer vacation and another of our many trips. Within the framework of […]
Publication in SoftwareX – Beachmeter, an ArcGIS toolbox
In Patryk Sitkiewicz’s latest article, we learn about a new method for measuring beach morphodynamics and morphology. Patryk has developed a GIS tool that, using remote sensing data, allows us to extend our studies in time and space. Beachmeter is an open-source toolbox released for ArcGIS software. If you are interested, please read Patrick’s article, […]
Publication in Geomorphology – storm surge landforms
On the backside of the beach, just behind the dunes, extremely interesting landforms called storm surge overflow cones are forming. A new article has just been published, resulting from research conducted as part of the STORMLINK project. In the publication, the authors analyze the shape and internal structure of the cones.We invite you to read […]
DatErr 2.0 – July 2024 fieldwork
Fieldwork in the “DatErr 2.0” project for multi-isotope dating of eratics in Poland and Germany is progressing! Karol Tylmann, Piotr Woźniak, Sanjaya Gurung and our dear friend from France, Vincent Rinterknecht, once again set off to Poland in search of erratic boulders*.From July 20-28, equipped with hammers and a chisel, guys took samples for further […]