A unique practical guide to engineering geomorphology. This book combines the experience and case studies from Gareth Hearn’s 40-year career in engineering geomorphology with a review of other published work. This carefully researched work describes and illustrates how techniques of geomorphological assessment are used to help avoid and resolve land use planning and engineering difficulties associated with the terrain and its geohazards. Engineering Geomorphology providesReal-world insight Packed with case studies from diverse engineering environments, the book shows how geomorphological understanding is applied in practice. An interdisciplinary approach Integrates geomorphology with engineering geology, hydrology, and environmental science, reflecting how modern projects actually work. Focus on solving real problems Explains how to assess and mitigate geohazards such as landslides, flooding, and coastal erosion, helping professionals make informed decisions at every stage. Global relevance Combines international case studies and literature with universally applicable techniques, making it valuable for practitioners and researchers worldwide. Engineering Geomorphology is an invaluable resource for;Engineering geomorphologists and geologistsCivil and environmental engineersGeohazard and risk specialistsPostgraduate students and advanced undergraduatesPlanners, developers, and infrastructure clients seeking deeper insight