After several weeks of thinking and DEM preprocessing, I finally generated a complete geomorphons map for the part of Inhulets River basin (Ukraine).
It was far from easy — the original Copernicus GLO-30 DEM required careful cleaning, correction, and multi-step preparation before meaningful terrain forms could emerge.
What makes geomorphons truly valuable for me is how well they correspond to geochemical landscape types — eluvial, transeluvial, superaquatic, and subaquatic zones.
This overlap allows interpreting geomorphons as functional terrains with distinct element migration patterns, bridging geomorphology and environmental geochemistry.
All computations were done using R + SAGA GIS + QGIS, with the excellent Rsagacmd package for seamless tool integration.
#Geomorphons #SAGAGIS #Rsagacmd #QGIS #Geochemistry #RStats #Geospatial #Hydrology #RemoteSensing #Copernicus #OpenData #GIScience #InhuletsRiver #EnvironmentalGeochemistry #FOSS







