Earth Surface Processes and Landforms is an interdisciplinary international journal concerned with:
the interactions between surface processes and landforms and landscapes;
that lead to physical, chemical and biological changes; and which in turn create;
current landscapes and the geological record of past landscapes.
Its focus is core to both physical geographical and geological communities, and also the wider geosciences
We publish manuscripts that address the full range of the discipline of geomorphology including the following specific areas:
The geological records of Earth surface processes in relation to environmental change, including the interpretation and use such records to reconstruct landforms, landscapes and landscape evolution
The application of quantitative retrodictive and predictive models to support such interpretations
The impacts of past, current and future environmental change upon Earth surface processes, and the influences of core drivers such as climate, tectonics, seismic and volcanic activity, vegetation and ecology, ice sheets and glaciers; and oceans and sea level
Weathering and the fluxes of material, both solid and in solution, and their contribution to landscape development and landform evolution
The full range of environments associated with the Earth, including glacial, paraglacial, periglacial; hillslopes; soils; Critical Zones; fluvial; karst; aeolian; estuarine and coastal;
Planetary geomorphology and the interpretation of planetary processes and landforms in the light of our understanding of Earth surface processes and landforms and the emerging knowledge of the planets themselves
The relationship between Earth surface processes and management
State of the art developments in techniques that enable new geomorphological questions to be asked, including remote sensing (airborne and ground-based) GIS, mathematical modelling and analysis, dating
Geomorphological theory, including conceptual development
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms does not publish case studies of particular landforms or landscapes unless they have wider systematic relevance.

MANAGING EDITOR
Professor S. N. Lane
Institute of Earth Surface Dynamics
Faculté des géosciences et l'environnement
Université de Lausanne
Bureau 3207, Batiment Géopolis, Quartier Mouline
CH1015 LAUSANNE
Switzerland
E-mail: stuart.lane@unil.ch
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Professor A. Anders
Department of Geology
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Illinois
USA
Professor K. M. Cohen
Geosciences
University of Utrecht
3584 CS Utrecht
The Netherlands
Professor M. J. Kirkby
School of Geography
University of Leeds
Leeds
LS2 9JY, UK
Dr J. Nield
Geography and Environmental Science
University of Southampton
Southampton, SO17 1BJ
UK
Dr K. Norton
School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences
Victoria University of Wellington
PO Box 600, Wellington
New Zealand
Dr V. Regard
Geosciences and Environment
CNRS Université Paul-Sabtier
Toulouse
France
Professor E. Wohl
Geosciences
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins, C080523-1482
USA
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Fiona Kirkby
School of Geography
University of Leeds
Leeds
LS2 9JT, UK
E-mail: f.kirkby@leeds.ac.uk

EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Irasema Alcántara-Ayala
UNAM
Mexico
Suzanne Anderson
University of Colorado
USA
Marie-Françoise André
Université Blaise Pascal
France
Martin Austin
Bangor University
UK
Mary Bourke
Planetary Science Institute
Tuscon
USA
Susan Brantley
Pennsylvania State University
USA
Jo Bullard
Loughborough University
UK
David Butler
Texas State University
USA
Ian Candy
Royal Holloway, University of London
UK
Zhongyuan Chen
East China Normal University
China
Steve Darby
Southampton University
United Kingdom
Phillippe Davy
Université de Rennes
France
Sergio Fagherazzi
Boston University
USA
Jon French
University College London
United Kingdom
Lluis Gomez-Pujol
Universitat de les Illes Balears
Spain
Gerrard Govers
Catholic University of Leuven
Belgium
Arjun Heimsath
Arizona State University
USA
Susan IvyOchs
ETH Zürich
Switzerland
Jim Kirchner
Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research
Switzerland
Maarten Kleinhans
University of Utrecht
Netherlands
Oliver Korup
Potsdam University
Germany
Nick Lancaster
Desert Research Institute
USA
Xixi Lu
National University of Singapore
Singapore
Futoshi Nakamura
Hokkaido University
Japan
Jon Olley
Australian Rivers Institute, Griffith University
Australia
Taylor Perron
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
USA
Jonathan Phillips
University of Kentucky
USA
Cliff Riebe
University of Wyoming
USA
Massimo Rinaldi
Università di Firenze
Italy
Helen Roberts
University of Aberystwyth
UK
Liz Saffran
Lewis & Clark College, Oregon
USA
Fritz Schlunegger
University of Bern
Switzerland
Rajiv Sinha
IIT Kanpur
India
Chris Stokes
University of Durham
UK
Paolo Tarolli
University of Padua
Italy
Marco Tubino
Università degli Studi di Trento
Italy
Greg Tucker
University of Colorado
USA
Veerle Vanacker
Catholic University of Leuven
Belgium
Ian Walker
University of Victoria
Canada
Joe Wheaton
Utah State University
USA