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- (1771-1954) ; Climatologie ; Crue ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Mesure ; Praha ; Précipitation ; Tchécoslovaquie ; Vltava, rivière (1)
- AVHRR ; Base de données ; Biogéographie ; Cartographie thématique ; Changement global ; Couverture végétale ; Etats-Unis ; Forêt ; NOAA ; Sol cultivé ; Télédétection ; Variation saisonnière (1)
- AVHRR ; Biogeography ; Cultivated land ; Data base ; Forest ; Global change ; NOAA ; Plant cover ; Remote sensing ; Seasonal variation ; Thematic mapping ; United States of America (1)
- Ablation spécifique ; Analyse de régression ; Bassin-versant ; Couverture végétale ; Facteur biotique ; Facteur climatique ; Géographie physique ; Géomorphodynamique ; Monde ; Taux d'érosion (1)
- Aborigines ; Archaeology ; Australia ; Charcoal ; Fire ; Holocene ; Human impact ; New South Wales ; Palaeo-ecology ; Quaternary (1)
- Aborigènes ; Action anthropique ; Archéologie ; Australie ; Charbon de bois ; Feu ; Holocène ; New South Wales ; Paléo-écologie ; Quaternaire (1)
- Abrasion marine ; Atlantique ; Atlantique Nord ; Courant de marée ; Erosion ; Fond sous-marin ; Géomorphologie sous-marine ; Géophysique ; Méditerranée (1)
- Abrasión marina ; Atlántico ; Atlántico Norte ; Corriente de marea ; El Mediterranéo ; Erosión ; Fondo submarino ; Geofísica ; Geomorfología submarina (1)
- Aburguesamiento ; Clase creativa ; Disminución de la población ; Estados Unidos ; Población ; Población urbana ; Política urbana ; Prestaciones a las empresas ; Unidad familiar (1)
- Acantilado ; Fotogrametría ; Helero ; Hielo ; Insolación ; Modelo ; Montaña ; Radiación ; Retroceso del glaciar ; Tanzania ; Zona intertropical (1)
- Tibet and High-Asia. Results of the Sino-German joint expeditions (II) (3)
- Special issue. Sedimentary fluxes and budgets in changing cold environments : quantitative analysis and scaling issues (2)
- A 12 000 year radiocarbon date of deglaciation from the Continental Divide of northwestern Montana (1)
- A Korosok arvizeinek néhany hidrologiai sajatossagai és az 1980. évi arviz. (Hydrology of floods on the Koros rivers with a special regard to events of the flood in 1980) (1)
- A comparison of charcoal and archaeological information to address the influences on Holocene fire activity in the Sydney Basin (1)
- A comparison of deep Antarctic ice cores and their implications for climate between 65,000 and 15,000 years ago (1)
- A comparison of modeled flood characteristics to measurements of the 2002 flood on the Guadalupe River, Texas (1)
- A giant avalanche on K2 mount, Karakorum (1)
- A mid-late Holocene flood record from the alluvial reach of the Mahi River, Western India (1)
- A record of Early Pleistocene glaciation on the Mount Edziza Plateau, northwestern British Columbia (1)
- A sequence of landsliding mechanisms in the Hambleton Hills, Northern England, illustrated by features at Peak Scar, Hawnby (1)
- A statistical method for the detection of geographic clustering (1)
- About climatic characteristics along the northern timber line in Climatological extremes in the mountains, Physical background, geomorphological and ecological consequences. (1)
- Advancing understanding of runoff and sediment transfers in agricultural catchments through simultaneous observations across scales (1)
- Age of the rockland tephra, western USA (1)
- Age, distribution, and stratigraphy of Glacier Peak tephra in eastern Washington and western Montana, United States (1)
- Airborne dust deposition in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, and its impact on landforms (1)
- An assessment of the erosion potential of the fluvial thermal process during ice breakups of the Lena River (Siberia) (1)
- Stochastic trigger model for flood peaks. 2. Application of the model to the flood peaks of Goksu-Karahacili
- Daily observations from automated snowpack telemetry (SNOTEL) stations from within the drainage basin of the Great Salt Lake over the period from 1982 to 2007 are analyzed. The major finding is a shift toward an earlier date of peak snow water
- equivalent (SWE) by around 15 days. This suggests increased chances of late-summer water shortages especially when combined with rapid recent population growth. Less freshwater is likely to be available to flow into the Great Salt Lake, increasing its
- Origin and development of tafoni in Tunnel Spring Tuff, Crystal Peak, Utah, USA
- This paper concerns a type of cavernous weathering that is well developed on the flanks of Crystal Peak. The recesses, with their visors and large cavities, have the character of typical tafoni. Tafoni at Crystal Peak are remarkable because
- Observaciones morfologicas de la expedicion al Diran Peak (Karakorum)
- Asie ; Diran Peak ; Etude géomorphologique ; Glacier ; Géographie de l'Asie ; Haute montagne ; Himalaya ; Karakoram ; Minapin ; Montagne ; Pakistan
- Travail basé sur les observations réalisées en juin-juillet 1979 au cours de l'expédition au Diran Peak (7.268m) dans le NW du Karakoram. Etude du glacier de Minapin. (JLG).
- Glacier peak volcano: tephrochronology, eruption history and volcanic hazards in Tephra studies.
- Eruption volcanique ; Etats-Unis ; Glacier Peak, volcan ; Géographie de l'Amérique ; Risque ; Risque naturel ; Téphrochronologie ; Volcanisme ; Volcanisme explosif ; Washington State
- Geographies of peak oil. Themed issue
- A concise account of the peak oil claim is provided, identifying the key protagonists in the debate, and outlining different stances with regard to the timing, shape and composition of the peak. After characterising the limited engagement with peak
- oil by human geographers, it offers a provisional set of claims about what a geographical analysis of peak oil might yield. The introduction is followed by seven articles.
- Tephrochronology of Late Wisconsin deglaciation and Holocene glacier fluctuations near Glacier Peak, North Cascade Range, Washington
- Déglaciation ; Etats-Unis ; Fluctuation glaciaire ; Glaciation ; Glacier Peak ; Glacier alpin ; Gphy ; Géographie de l'Amérique ; Holocène ; Montagne ; North Cascade Range ; Pléistocène supérieur ; Quaternaire zones moyennes ; Téphrochronologie
- Tephra layers near Glacier Peak in the North Cascade Range provide limiting dates for four periods of alpine glacier advance. Field relations suggest that late Wisconsin alpine glaciers last advanced prior to the eruption of tephra layers from
- Glacier Peak about 11.250 yr B.P. Late Wisconsin deglaciation in the central North Cascades was complete prior to the Glacier Peak tephra eruptions. Glaciers again expanded in the early Holocene about 8400-8300 yr B.P. Soil formed in alpine meadows during
- Die bodennahen Winde in den Hochlagen der Indian Peaks Section (Colorado Front Range). (Windflow near soil surface in the Indian Peaks Section, Colorado Front Range)
- Cartographie thématique ; Circulation atmosphérique ; Direction au sol ; Etats-Unis ; Géographie physique ; Indian Peaks Section ; Rocky Mountains ; Utah ; Vent ; Vitesse au sol
- consigner sur les bulletins. Cet article cherche à combler cette lacune en prenant pour exemple l'Indian Peaks Section. Une carte est établie.
- The economic benefits of mountain running : the Pike's Peak Marathon
- Peak-period supplements: the contemporary economics of urban bus transport in the U.K. and USA
- Explanations of the spring peak in ground-level ozone in the Southwestern United States
- Many remote locations in the Northern Hemisphere have a spring peak, rather than a summer peak, in ground-level ozone concentrations, and the principal cause is presumed to be stratosphere-troposhere exchange (i.e., stratospheric intrusions). Grand
- Canyon National Park (GCNP) in northern Arizona also has a spring peak, and the purpose of this study is to explore the impact of stratospheric intrusions and another process synoptic-scale pollutant transport on ground-level ozone levels at GCNP from
- Peaks of identity in Colorado's San Juan Mountains
- As certain mountains such as the San Juan Mountains in southwestern Colorado are imbued with meaning, they become peaks of identity, symbolic landscapes associated with community and cultural ideals. For communities near the San Juans
- Surficial talus fabric and particle gliding over snow on Lassen Peak, California
- California ; Dynamique de versant ; Dépôt de pente ; Etats-Unis ; Géographie physique ; Lassen Peak ; Montagne ; Neige ; Orientation ; Versant
- Changes in relative position of high mountain peaks
- The progressive development of precision of repeated measurements in the three-dimensional network of Mountain peaks are demonstrated in the Žiar valley in the West Tatras for the years 1961, 1975, 1982 and 1988. - (MS)
- Late Quaternary snowline reconstructions for the Southern and Central Sierra Nevada, California and a reassessment of the « Recess Peak Glaciation »
- This paper utilizes modern, Holocene, and late Pleistocene snowline data to assess the age assignments of deposits attributed to Recess Peak advances in the central and southern Sierra. This evaluation suggests that many of these deposits are more
Composition, form, and distribution of the forest-alpine tundra ecotone, Indian Peaks, Colorado, USA
- Composition, form, and distribution of the forest-alpine tundra ecotone, Indian Peaks, Colorado, USA
- La pression touristique est cause de la dégradation des écosystèmes, surtout dans l'écotone entre la limite des arbres et l'étage alpin de l'Indian Peak. La variation spatiale de l'écotone résulte de variations microclimatiques, topographiques
- Le Peak District National Park (Royaume-Uni): un exemple d'aménagement rural
- Administration ; Aménagement rural ; Gestion ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Parc naturel ; Peak District ; Politique touristique ; Protection de la nature ; Royaume-Uni
- Peak discharge of a Pleistocene lava-dam outburst flood in Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA
- to estimate a peak discharge and flow hydrograph. Moreover, the Hyaloclastite outburst flood is the oldest documented Quaternary flood and one of the largest to have occurred in the continental USA.
- Summer measurements of dissolved ion concentrations in alpine streams, Blanca Peak region, Colorado
- Altération chimique ; Blanca Peak, rég. ; Charge en solution ; Colorado ; Concentration ionique ; Cours d'eau ; Etats-Unis ; Géochimie ; Géographie physique ; Montagne ; Météorisation
- A three-dimensional assessment of the net volume of rock differentially eroded from below mountain tops to form valleys yields a range-wide constraint on feedback between valley development and the height of mountain peaks. The superelevation
- of mountain peaks potentially attributable to differential removal of material from below peaks in the Olympic Mountains, Washington, was constrained by fitting a smoothed surface to the highest elevation points on a 30 m grid digital elevation model
- of the range. It therefore appears that the location of the highest peak in the Olympics is controlled by the deep valleys excavated in the centre of the range.