ECTS
6 credits
Component
UFR PhITEM (physique, ingénierie, terre, environnement, mécanique)
Semester
Automne
Description
This course is on the interactions and feedback relationships between tectonics and climatically controlled surface processes, with a particular emphasis on evolution of mountain belts such as the Alps, Andes or Himalayas. In this context, the timescales on which geological processes shape the surface of the Earth are of great importance. Therefore, the determining the timing and quantifying geological processes through wide range dating techniques are at the core of this course with the objective of modelling landscape evolution. Half of the course will be based on practical exercises, case studies and presentations, so that the students will actively participate in the teaching of this course.The course will be in English.
Course parts
- UE Tectonics and surface processes (2023-2024) - TDTutorials (TD)21h
- UE Tectonics and surface processes (2023-2024) - CM/TDLectures (CM) & Teaching Unit (UE)21h