Coastal Landscapes and Systems · Autumn Term

Coastal Process and Landform Evolution

Examination of how marine and sub-aerial processes interact to create distinctive erosional and depositional landforms.

Key Questions

  1. 1How do geological structures influence the development of coastal landforms?
  2. 2To what extent does the energy of a coastal system determine its morphology?
  3. 3How do landforms change over different temporal and spatial scales?

National Curriculum Attainment Targets

A-Level: Geography - Coastal Landscapes and ChangeA-Level: Geography - Physical Systems and Processes
Year: Year 12
Subject: Geography
Unit: Coastal Landscapes and Systems
Period: Autumn Term

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