geomorphologicalProcess

P18790 predicate

Indicates a relationship where one entity undergoes or is shaped by natural earth-surface processes that modify landforms and terrain structure.

Aliases (11)
  • erodedBy ×7
  • erosionType ×5
  • dominantErosionMechanism ×3
  • geomorphicProcess ×2
  • hasErosionProcess ×2
  • hasGeomorphologicalProcess ×2
  • erodedToForm ×1
  • erosionBy ×1
  • geologicalProcessVisible ×1
  • hasCoastalProcess ×1
  • landformProcess ×1

Sample triples (29)
Subject Object
Angel Falls fluvial erosion of sandstone ("erosionType")
Calvert Cliffs Chesapeake Bay ("erodedBy") NERFINISHED
Calvert Cliffs wave action ("erodedBy")
Carrizo Plain strike‑slip faulting ("geologicalProcessVisible")
Channeled Scablands abrasion by high-velocity water ("dominantErosionMechanism")
Channeled Scablands kolk erosion ("dominantErosionMechanism")
Channeled Scablands plucking of basalt ("dominantErosionMechanism")
Columbia Plateau Missoula floods ("erodedBy")
Columbia Plateau Pleistocene glacial outburst floods ("erodedBy")
Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain guyots ("erodedToForm")
Interior Low Plateaus physiographic region fluvial erosion ("geomorphicProcess")
Interior Low Plateaus physiographic region karst dissolution ("geomorphicProcess")
Koʻolau Range rain ("erodedBy")
Koʻolau Range streams ("erodedBy")
Lunan Bay tidal beach ("hasCoastalProcess")
Lyne Burn gorge stream incision
Mauna Kahalawai fluvial erosion ("hasErosionProcess")
Mauna Kahalawai mass wasting ("hasErosionProcess")
Murrumbidgee floodplain overbank flooding
Murrumbidgee floodplain river meandering
Natural Bridge Cedar Creek ("erosionBy") NERFINISHED
Nubian Desert wind-driven sand transport ("landformProcess")
Redwood Creek channel migration ("hasGeomorphologicalProcess")
Redwood Creek gravel bar formation ("hasGeomorphologicalProcess")
The Captain glacial activity ("erodedBy")
Three Sisters (rock formation) rain erosion ("erosionType")
Three Sisters (rock formation) river erosion ("erosionType")
Three Sisters (rock formation) wind erosion ("erosionType")
White Cliffs of Dover coastal erosion ("erosionType")

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