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An approach to the quantification of floodplainform

HUGHES, D. A.

An urban profile of the Middle East.

HUGH, R.

Hugh Clapperton, 1788-1827

Hugh Clapperton, 1788-1827
Hugh Clapperton came into the field of geographical work after a career in the British navy. He participated in a government-sponsored mission of scientific and geographical enquiry from Tripoli to explore the interior of northern Africa beyond

Rates of erosion on meander arcs in River channel changes.

HUGHES, D. J.

The marine ice transgression hypothesis

L'hypothèse de la transgression de la glace marine a été proposée par Denton et Hughes (1981) comme point de départ d'une glaciation. Les étapes de transition de la glace de mer aux plateformes de glace puis aux dômes et à la couverture glaciaire
HUGHES, T. J.

Hugh of St Victor (1096–1141) and Anglo-French Cartography

Hugh of St Victor (1096–1141) and Anglo-French Cartography
Abbey of St Victor ; Allegory ; Augustinians ; English Victorines ; France ; History of cartography ; Hugh of St Victor ; Lawrence of Westminster ; Middle Ages ; Twelfth Century ; United Kingdom ; biblical exegesis ; mappamundi ; medieval libraries
et la carte murale d'Hugues.#Recent research in England and France on twelfth- and thirteenth-century cartography posits Hugh of St Victor as an important source for ideas incorporated in maps of the period. P. D. A. Harvey and Patrick Gautier Dalché
have noted Hugh's influence, and Peter Barber has described a ‘third-stream’ of map making flowing from Hugh's concepts of mapping through the Munich Isidore map (c.1130) and into a group of important Anglo-French mappaemundi. This article shows how
Hugh's theography—his theological cartography—reached England from the Royal Abbey and School of St Victor in Paris. To do this I outline Hugh's image-based teaching and major theographical works, and then set out which English monastic libraries had
copies of books with mappaemundi by Hugh and/or of Peter Comestor's Hugonian Historia scholastica. I then map the presence of Victorine canons in English religious institutions as well as the communications between a selection of these institutions and St
Victor, focusing on the role Hugh's disciple, Lawrence of Westminster, played in disseminating Hugh's ideas at priories and abbeys with world maps. Finally I offer a conjectural carto-genealogy tying these institutions and their maps to St Victor
and Hugh's wall map.

Ecological analysis of the urban underclass : commentary on Hughes, Kasarda, and O'Regan and Wiseman in The urban underclass.

Ecological analysis of the urban underclass : commentary on Hughes, Kasarda, and O'Regan and Wiseman in The urban underclass.

Glaciodynamics of the Younger Dryas marginal zone in Scandinavia. Implications of a revised glaciation model

Baltique ; Dryas supérieur ; Dynamique glaciaire ; Europe ; Glace ; Glaciation ; Géographie physique ; Marge glaciaire ; Modèle de Denton Hughes ; Quaternaire ; Scandinavie
Le modèle de Denton et Hughes implique la présence d'un dome glaciaire principal à glace basale chaude, dans le golfe de Bothnie pendant la période du Dryas supérieur. Les conséquences de ces conditions glaciaires et climatiques sont exposées.

Pleistocene montane glaciations in the Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories