TY  - JOUR
TT  - Anthropogenic Geomorphology: The topic, origin and purpose
AU  - Ertek, T.Ahmet
PY  - 2017
DA  - December
Y2  - 2017
DO  - 10.17211/tcd.319409
JF  - Türk Coğrafya Dergisi
JO  - Türk Coğ. Derg.
PB  - Turkish Geographical Society
WT  - DergiPark
SN  - 1302-5856
SP  - 69
EP  - 79
IS  - 69
KW  - Antropojenik Jeomorfoloji
KW  - İnsanın Oluşturduğu Yerşekilleri
KW  - Antroposen=İnsan Çağı
KW  - Sanayi Devrimi
KW  - Kuaterner
N2  - Geography is the science that investigates the natural environment relation between each other and interaction between man and nature. Today, the human impact on nature is equal to the importance of other geomorphological factors. Despite the energy emitted by the human society; such as tectonic movements, volcanic activities, earthquakes, to compare it with Earth's internal agents are almost negligible. Human factor, not only rivers, glaciers, winds, sea waves and sea currents can not be measured due to the impact of external agents, but also sometimes showing more efficiency leaves them behind. Folding population growth requires greater demand and to meet the energy demand by providing the results on a large scale reprocessing of earth materials. As even slightly faster growth rate, a process that will continue in the future. The topic, origin and purpose of anthropogenic geomorphology; which is extremely diverse group of people that has been created by the operation, described as constantly evolving and expanding new landforms. A wide sense, landforms created in an artificial manner, for example; medium and small-scale climate and biota and natural processes in the natural environment that is very different effects on biological components that make up a little change is made.Duration; according to the Pleistocene, as 10.000-18.000 years have occurred in the Holocene last transgression which has a very short coastline and roughly took the view that today. Compared to the Holocene, which is represented by Pleistocene Glacial and Interglacial period that has lasted much longer as 2.5 million years ago, it begins with a transgression. This event brings Quaternary and Pliocene boundary of the square. Approximately from 1750’s The Industrial Revolution to the present in the ages of the human history, as a result of his discoveries and inventions that are based on the development of civilization is now due to the increase of the global changing and shaping ability of nature in the world, developing circuit from that date "Human Age", we see the benefits of the transfer in addressing separately in Quaternary as a third epoch "Anthropocene". Also in our view; we take the last 2.5-3 million years of Quaternary cycle of geological era, is divided into three epoch among themselves. This new epoch used in: Pleistocene, Holocene and the Anthropocene. Here only the last 200-300 years in the Anthropocene has made the earth on the issue of forming the human, we will try to introduce the topic, origin, purpose, system and the overall classification.
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