Revista Brasileira De Geomorfolia is a Brazilian academic journal dedicated to the field of geomorphology. Focusing on the study of the Earth's surface morphology and its formation process, it covers a wide range of topics and research directions. It includes but is not limited to the evolution of terrain, the influence of geological structures on landforms, the role of climate in shaping landforms, the dynamic changes of river and coastal landforms, and the interaction between human activities and landforms.

In terms of research methods, the journal accepts the results of various research methods, such as field investigations, remote sensing technology applications, geographic information system analysis, laboratory simulations, etc. By publishing high-quality research papers, review articles, and case studies, it provides abundant academic resources for scholars, researchers, and students in the field of geomorphology. It has attracted submissions from authors from different regions, showcasing the latest achievements and innovative ideas in geomorphological research from around the world. For professionals engaged in related fields, this journal is an important channel for understanding cutting-edge research trends and obtaining new theoretical and practical insights. At the same time, it also has important reference value for the development of related disciplines such as geography, geology, and environment.