The development in the 90s of seismic geomorphologic mapping of paleo-landscapes and -seascapes was truly an eye opening revolution in the way we see the historic Earth and the processes that have shaped it. Likewise, recognition of the potential that seismic geomorphology brought to de-risking reservoir and seal, linking structural evolution to basin fill architecture and the toward understanding the magnitude of processes (volcanic, climatic and geomorphologic) that influence a basin's evolution led to the development of improved tools to image these landscapes and seascapes, such as Stratamagic, Geoprobe, and Paleo-Scan. Our ability to view these historic land-scapes and sea-scapes have evolved to mapping of accommodation-scapes (ie., the three-dimensional distribution of conditions of accommodation that influence processes of erosion and sediment accumulation). This talk will document; using the amazing detailed seismic images of ancient surfaces, the advances in planet-surface process imagery through seismic geomorphologic and other technologies, and detail the revolution in our understanding of the earth's process history and the formation of our sister planets, born through the past 30 years of application of digital geomorphologic analysis of systems. Finally, we will talk about the importance of engineering for the future of life on this planet and beyond, through conditions that are revealed in our study of these ancient land-scapes, seascapes and accommodation-scapes.