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Table of Contents - SPE252:
Groundwater Geomorphology; The Role of Subsurface Water in Earth-Surface Processes and Landforms

Dedication

Hydrology, mechanics, and geomorphic implications of erosion by subsurface flow, Thomas Dunne

Weathering, soil development, and landforms, C. R. Twidale

The relation of subsurface water to downslope movement, and failure, Donald R. Coates

Piping and pseudokarst in drylands, Garald G. Parker, Sr., and Charles G. Higgins with case studies by Garald G. Parker, Sr., and Warren W. Wood

Piping effects in humid lands, J.A.A. Jones

Gully development, Charles G. Higgins with a case study by Barry R. Hill and André K. Lehre

Surface and near-surface karst landforms, William B. White

Groundwater processes in karst terranes, Arthur N. Palmer

Permafrost and thermokarst; Geomorphic effects of subsurface water on landforms of cold regions, C. G. Higgins, and D. R. Coates with Troy L. Péwé, R.A.M. Schmidt, and Charles E. Sloan

Land subsidence and earth-fissure formation caused by groundwater withdrawal in Arizona; A review, Troy L. Péwé

Spring sapping and valley network development, Victor R. Baker with case studies by R. Craig Kochel, Victor R. Baker, Julie E. Laity, and Alan D. Howard

Groundwater processes in the submarine environment, James M. Robb

Erosion of seacliffs by groundwater, Robert M. Norris with a case study by William Back

Seepage-induced cliff recession and regional denudation, Charles G. Higgins with case studies by W. R. Osterkamp and Charles G. Higgins

Groundwater and fluvial processes; Selected observations, Edward A. Keller and G. Mathias Kondolf, with case studies by D. J. Hagerty and G. Mathias Kondolf

Geomorphic controls of groundwater hydrology, Donald R. Coates

Index