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Today is a big day for us, extremely happy and excited to share our first issue that includes the first paper ever published with Geomorphica. Congratulations to Sumaiya Sumaiya and all co-authors 🎉 VT BSE #Geomorphology #DiamondOpenAccess

The second paper is ready🥳. Congratulations to Ace Matthew F. Cantillep, Noelynna T. Ramos Geomorphology and Active tectonics Research Lab & Jeremy Rimando, PhD, PGeo. Big thank you for your contribution 🎉. Interested in publishing with and volunteering for Geomorphica? Check out our homepage geomorphica.org 💙

Happy Birthday Geomorphica 🎉. What a journey - so happy to be part of the team. The support is incredible, and the best birthday present we could think of. Looking forward to future submissions and publications!

And many thanks for organizing Permafrost Young Researchers Network 🎉. Such a pleasure to attend the workshop!

I was interviewed! Glad to share some insights to my role at Geomorphica. As always, big thanks to the team, to Penn State Libraries as well as the International Association of Geomorphologists. Be encouraged to reach out for any Geomorphica questions. Join the team of volunteers, the reviewer database and submit papers 🩵

Ground-truthing GEOBIA mapped dunes, sketching stratigraphies and sampling for dating. ArcDune fieldwork is so diverse, and always a pleasure. Even more so with colleagues from Nanjing/China and the ENSG - Geomatics/France. If now only we could find a way around the mosquitoes!

Fieldwork that brings together remote sensing, mapping, stratigraphy and geochronology is already fun. But just look at the landscape, isn't it fantastic? And yes, Northern Sweden and Finland (part of Sápmi) host aeolian dunefields!

Paper alert! More than happy to present our 4th publication: Congratulations to Christa O. van IJzendoorn and co-authors. journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/ar… As always, we are very greatful for your submissions - without you, Geomorphica would not be possible.

Nice to see that parts of the community were already aware of #Geomorphica when presenting at the annual meeting of the @DGGeomorph (#DGGM) last week. Help us spread the news! Interested in stickers or keen on including our logo on your presentation slides? Contact us please💙

Today we started with #Geomorphica team stats, going through the different subteams on the upcoming fridays (#factfriday). So interesting - and important to track, I think!

Earth & Data Scientists unite! Looking at dunes through various angles provided such valuable results, cannot imagine what will happen bringing the bigger picture together! -> Cold-climate aeolian processes, landforms, and deposits (meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/… at European Geosciences Union)

Science Pitch and Int. Paper Award On Nov. 6, 2024, students and colleagues at the Department of Geography were offered an exciting insight into the wide range of current research at the Department of Geography. 10 researchers presented their work in only 3 minutes each.

Sneaking in a reminder to submit to "Cold-climate aeolian processes, landforms, and deposits" at European Geosciences Union 2025 by sharing UAV footage from our fieldwork in Northern Finland! For more details on the session check meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/… or approach me directly!

Find Roberto Fernández (he/él) 🇨🇷 for stickers! #AGU24

Why using #drones to investigate #rockglacier kinematics? See my answer in the Tools of the Trade article published with Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 in collaboration with the ESWN 🥳 Check it out here: rdcu.be/d27zt Big thank you for the opportunity!

Congrats! Melanie Stammler Melanie Stammler published a short article about "Using drones to investigate rock glacier kinematics" in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 This is part of the Tools of the Trade-Series by Earth Science Women's Network (ESWN) ESWN Have a look: nature.com/articles/s4301…

New online! Using drones to investigate rock glacier kinematics go.nature.com/4iy9Gy2