N.I. MAKKAVEYEV AND DEVELOPMENT OF GEOMORPHOLOGY
https://doi.org/10.15356/0435-4281-2012-2-86-97
Abstract
Toward the middle of the XX century the large stage of dynamic geomorphology development was accomplished; it was the stage of qualitative description of morphogenetic processes and generalization of these knowledge in concept of geographical cycle by W. Davis. At that time N.I. Makkaveyev began his geomorphological studies with criticism of speculative character of this concept and reasoned the want of quantitative methods. Later he put through the unique by its relevance investigation of geomorphic processes, worked out resumptive qualitative-quantitative conception of the single erosion-accumulative process in a river basin. Towards the end of his life he blocked out the frames of the theory of geographic cycle and geomorphologic landscape evolution. These works reflect the main paths of dynamic geomorphology and often anticipate other scholars’ investigations. In the result of quantitative analysis of geomorphic processes it has become possible to develop numerical 3-d models of geomorphic landscape evolution at the interaction of endogenic and exogenic processes.
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A. Ju. SidorchukRussian Federation
Geographical Department
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Sidorchuk A.J. N.I. MAKKAVEYEV AND DEVELOPMENT OF GEOMORPHOLOGY. Geomorfologiya. 2012;(2):86-97. https://doi.org/10.15356/0435-4281-2012-2-86-97
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