Palaeosurfaces: Recognition, - Reconstruction And...

: Palaeosurfaces frequently mark significant hiatuses in deposition, often representing fundamental shifts in environmental conditions or tectonic stability.

: For more recent Holocene surfaces, researchers use coring and electrical resistivity tomography to identify flood-safe locations, such as Pleistocene sand mounds (Geziras), that influenced human settlement patterns. Palaeosurfaces: Recognition, Reconstruction and...

: High-resolution Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) can be constructed by integrating LiDAR data with geological and historical information to map past valley floors and floodplains. such as Pleistocene sand mounds (Geziras)

: The presence of ancient soil profiles is a primary indicator of a subaerially exposed surface. These soils can range from simple exposure surfaces to complex, polyphase profiles that record long-term landscape stability. Palaeosurfaces: Recognition, Reconstruction and...