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  • La valutazione d'impatto ambientale nell'esperienza trentina dal 1990 al 1997 : il caso degli studi per gli impianti idroelettrici
  • Cluster analysis ; Energy ; Environment ; Hydro-electric station ; Impact study ; Italy ; Location choice ; Trentino-Alto Adige
  • 1999
  • Environmental change in the Kalahari : integrated land degradation studies for nonequilibrium dryland environments
  • of drylands, the AA. argue that degradation assessments should be based, not on ecological observations alone, but on the study of long-term changes in pastoral production figures and on changes in the ecologically determining factors of soil water and soil
  • 1999
  • Application of DEM overlaying technique in surface subsidence identification - a case study in Ruqigou coal mining area of Ningxia, China
  • subsidence, many techniques have been employed. With the development of GIS techniques, identification of surface subsidence is becoming a relative easy problem. Ruqigou coal mining area was selected as a case study to identify the surface subsidence with DEM
  • 1999
  • This thesis is an empirical study of the relationship between urbanities and urban public facilities centering on individual city dwellers of the options they face. More specifically, the aim of this study is to explore the perception by young
  • people living on their own of their day-to-day public environment. The study examines to what extent young Amsterdam singles focus on parochialised public spaces (places to be visited by members of the same social group while others are tolerated) outside
  • 1999
  • The study of airborne pollen and spores in Taoyuan, Hunan Province of China
  • In order to study the airborne pollen and spores, a circular year airborne samples were collected at 10m height above ground from Taoyuan ecological station. The analytical results showed that there are 188 plant families and genera in airborne
  • 1999
  • A preliminary study of the quantitative coupling between loess-paleosol sequences and summer monsoon changes
  • a natural proving ground for study the coupling of loess-paleosol and climatic changes quantitatively. 32 sections were sampled for measuring chemical element contents, clay content and 60 sections were sampled for carbonate analysis to establish transfer
  • 1999
  • The aim of this study is to expand the use of the mollusk assemblages as monsoon indices during the penultimate glacial-interglacial cycle in the Loess Plateau and then analyze the variability of the last two climatic cycles. Study of terrestrial
  • . These results agree with an increase in the regional aridity, since 500,000 yr, deduced from the study of the eolian flux in the northwestern pacific downwind from China.
  • 1999
  • The use of tracers to study sediment sources in three streams in northeastern Oregon
  • This pilot study used sediment tracers to identify general source areas of channel bottom sediment within three tributaries of the Umatilla and upper Grande Ronde basins in northeastern Oregon. Land use in each stream was dominated by agriculture
  • 1999
  • This paper begins with a brief descrition of ENSO. The procedures of this study include : process of regionalization, development of the cumulative annual SOI, determination of the tornado season and study period, and method of statistical analysis
  • . The results section presents the statistical findings while, in the discussion, possible synoptic-scale and thermodynamic explanations for the results are given. The conclusions section summarizes the study and challenges the reader to develop a broad balanced
  • 1999
  • The influence of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation and other teleconnections on winter storms in the North American Northeast - A case study
  • via a case study comparison between the Blizzard of 1996 and the Ice Storm of 1998. These 2 storms were selected because they occurred during opposing ENSO phases. The effects of teleconnections and sea surface temperature anomalies in the North
  • 1999
  • Abrupt vegetation and climate changes during the last glacial maximum and last termination in the Chilean Lake District : a case study from Canal de la Puntilla (41°S)
  • near Bahía Octay. This study is based on considerable previous work on the vegetational history of the Chilean Lake District and Isla Grande de Chiloé. Discussion about the warming and cooling events.
  • 1999
  • This study investigates the spatial variation of small-scale flooding and muddy floods in rural areas in a medium sized study area (5516 km2) and the linkage with controlling factors. A strong relation exists between the nature of the problem
  • and the site in relation to topography and landuse. This study also focuses on the use of retention ponds as a control measure, the problem of siltation of the ponds and to their potential for estimating sediment yield.
  • 1999
  • The North Long John alluvial fan of the Inyo Mountains piedmont, Owens Valley, was catastrophically initiated by a prehistoric (early Holocene?) rock avalanche. The key implication of this study is that not all fans of a particular piedmont
  • are of the same longetivity or stage of development. This study also points out that the geological hazards on the piedmont beneath triangular bedrock facets (rockfalls, roskslides, and rock avalanches) contrast with the dominantly debris flow or water-flow
  • hazards of the more mature fans. This study demonstrates that complications arise from differences in the timing of fan inititation, and with the degree of diachroneity.
  • 1999
  • The role of conditioning and triggering factors in the occurrence of landslides : a case study in the area north of Lisbon (Portugal)
  • of landslides in an area located north of Lisbon. The main objectives of this study were : the survey, classification and mapping of landslides; and the correlation between the temporal distribution of landslides and the rainfall regime.
  • 1999
  • Cultural studies ; Europe ; Hungary ; Religion ; Romania ; Spatial distribution
  • Author provides a detailed study on the changing spatial pattern of religions in Hungary and its surroundings. This is ethnically and religiously the most diverse region in Europe, where Roman Catolicism, Protestantism and Ortodoxy meets. Beside
  • 1999
  • The utility of in-depth interviews for studying the meaning of environmental risk
  • 1999
  • Modified innovation diffusion - A way to explain the diffusion of cholera in Linköping in 1866 ? A study of methods
  • 1999
  • A pilot study on needle ice induced stream-bank erosion in the Mashai Valley, Lesotho Highlands
  • 1999
  • Economic efficiency gains from urban public transport regulatory reform : two case studies of changes in Europe
  • 1999
  • De ouderdomsbepaling van fossiele rivierduinen met de thermoluminescentiemethode : een inleidende studie
  • 1999