The Planetary Geomorphology and Surface Processes session brings together scientists studying the formation, evolution, and erosion of landscapes on Earth and other planetary bodies in the Solar System.
Our session will provide a platform for cross-planetary discussion of the processes that generate and erode landscapes, create stratigraphy, and couple planetary surface dynamics to climatic and tectonic drivers. Considered processes could include aeolian, volcanic, tectonic, fluvial, glacial, periglacial, or as-yet "undetermined" ones.
We welcome contributions on Mars, Venus, Mercury, the Moon, icy satellites of the outer solar system, comets, and/or asteroids, to submit to our session. We believe that an interdisciplinary approach through sharing and discussing ideas across planetary borders is key in answering current problems and for the formation of new ideas. We particularly welcome contributions from early-career scientists and geomorphologists who are new to planetary science.