Physical geography

Author: Yang Dayuan
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Natural geography studies the open system of the geographical environment composed of the sky, earth (geology), life, water, air, and landforms (geomorphology), focusing on the material, material movement, and interconnected, interactive, positive and negative feedback mechanisms and their objective effects among these components. This book divides the extremely complex geographical environment system that humans rely on for survival and development into eight major parts horizontally and thirty-seven chapters vertically, forming a network that aligns with objective reality and describes each part in detail. Particularly, the content of each chapter incorporates new research findings, offering both depth and breadth, while also providing directions and pathways for further research. This book is suitable as a textbook for university majors in geography science, earth science, environmental science, land science, agricultural, forestry, water conservancy science, and construction engineering, as well as a reference book for researchers in various disciplines.
Introduction: Natural geography studies the material, material movement, and interconnected, interactive, positive and negative feedback mechanisms and their objective effects among the components of the geographical environment open system composed of the sky, earth (geology), life, water, air, and landforms (geomorphology). This book divides the extremely complex geographical environment system that humans rely on for survival and development into eight major parts horizontally and thirty-seven chapters vertically, forming a network that aligns with objective reality and describes each part in detail. Particularly, the content of each chapter incorporates new research findings, offering both depth and breadth, while also providing directions and pathways for further research. This book is suitable as a textbook for university majors in geography science, earth science, environmental science, land science, agricultural, forestry, water conservancy science, and construction engineering, as well as a reference book for researchers in various disciplines.