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  • Specific character of esker-type glacial forms on the NE foreland of the Holy Cross Mountains
  • The moulding of the Holy Mountain : denudation rates on Montserrat in Erosion budgets and their hydrologic basis.
  • Development and management of irrigation systems in mountain regions of the Holy Land
  • than holy books. We discuss the following natural phenomena and processes, mentioned in holy books : earth, earthquake, landslide, volcano, ore deposits, geothermic degree, fault, mountain, erosion, isolate rock, sink, storm, spring, flood, drought
  • by the ancient peoples of the Near East is based on scientific literature and the records in the holy books. We substantiate the explanations with contemporaneous knowledge on natural processes and with the chonology of natural events, known from other sources
  • Bassin-versant ; Bilan hydrologique ; Cambrian Mountains ; Coal Burn ; Evapotranspiration ; Forêt ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Hydrologie ; Montagne ; Northumberland ; Plynlimon ; Prairie ; Royaume-Uni ; Sédimentologie ; Utilisation du sol ; Wales
  • HOLLIS, G. E., (Editeur scientifique)
  • Subject of the essay is the comparison of the water chemistry of stream waters in two catchments in the upper elevations of the Westerzgebirge (Western Ore Mts.), Saxony, and of the Lysogory massif in the Gory Swietokrzyskie (Holy Cross Mts.), SE
  • of water quality in small mountain stream waters against the background of the EU Water Framework Directive. - (IFL)
  • Comfort ; Hiking ; Hiking trail ; Holy Cross Mountains ; Human body ; Leisure ; Mountain ; Poland ; Weather type
  • A predicted insulation Index (Iclp) for clothing was used to assess the clothing insulation required to maintain thermal comfort during a mountain hike. The study area was the Łysogóry Range of central Poland’s Świętokrzyskie Mts. The predicted
  • spring day. The results of this study might prove useful as hiking trips are planned in other forested low mountain areas of Central Europe. – (BJ).
  • Influence of bedding dip on glacial erosional landforms, Uinta Mountains, USA
  • Cliff ; Digital elevation model ; Dip ; Glacial abrasion ; Glacial erosion ; Glacial features ; Mountain ; Regional geology ; Scouring ; Spatial distribution ; United States of America ; Utah
  • The AA. explore the relationships amongst bedding dip, basin aspect, and glacial landforms using field observations and GIS analyses of the northwestern Uinta Mountains of Utah. They examine basins on opposing sides of 3 ice divides in which
  • [b2] Biology Dept., College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Etats-Unis
  • Altitude ; Differential erosion ; Geographical information system ; Geomorphogenesis ; Geophysics ; Isostasy ; Mountain ; Slope gradient ; Tectonics ; Topography ; United States of America ; Vertical movement ; Washington State
  • [b1] Biology Dep., College Holly Cross, Worcester, Etats-Unis
  • Mountain ordering : a method for classifying mountains based on their morphometry
  • Classification ; Fractal geometry ; Geomorphometry ; Hokkaido ; Japan ; Methodology ; Mountain ; Relief
  • A new method for defining the extent of a mountain, mountain ordering, is proposed, and is used to examine the morphological characteristics of a set of ordered mountains in northern Japan. As an example of geomorphometry based on the method
  • of mountain ordering, mountain order and the number, area and height for mountains of each order were determined for these mountains.
  • The Mountain Institute
  • Andes ; Appalachian Mountains ; Communauté rurale ; Himalaya ; Monde ; Montagne ; Organisation internationale ; Protection de l'environnement
  • Andes ; Appalachian Mountains ; Environmental conservation ; Himalaya ; International organization ; Mountain ; Rural community ; World
  • Discussion of the philosophy, goals, work, and future plans of The Mountain Institute (TMI), founded in 1973 and still the only international organization dedicated exclusively to environmental conservation and economic development in mountain
  • communities worldwide. TMI works with local mountain organizations on 3 continents and a global network of people and organizations called the Mountain Forum. - (SLD)
  • The Knockmealdown Mountains, a glacial nunatak
  • Glaciaire ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Géomorphologie climatique ; Irlande ; Knockmealdown Mountains ; Nunatak
  • The life history of a mountain range The Appalachians in Mountain building processes.
  • Mountain climatology and past and potential future climatic changes in mountain regions : a review
  • Climate ; Climatic variation ; Forecast;Prediction ; Glacier fluctuation ; Mountain ; Paleoclimatology ; Scale ; Snow ; Temperature
  • Using mountain regions from around the world, the A. discusses controls of mountain climate and scales of climate features, and evaluates evidence of past climatic conditions.―(DWG)
  • Vertical distance, releif energy and altitudinal limits as distinguishing features of high mountains
  • Altitude ; Classification ; High mountain ; Mountain ; Relief
  • Mountain constitute the Earth's third pole, because they hypsometrically repeat the climate zones as far as the Arctic within smallest space. For this reason, the vertical distance and relief energy are characteristic and distinguishing features
  • of any classification of mountains. But when taking such basic features into consideration, geomorphologists, glaciologists and geobotanists have to define mountain-typological threshold values in a new way. - (IfL)
  • The European Mountain Forum : a growing network
  • Europe ; International organization ; Mountain ; Resource management ; Sustainable development
  • Discussion of the European section of the Mountain Forum, a global network committed to sustainable development in mountain regions. The european section promotes sustainable development and management of Europe's mountains, facilitates exchange
  • between interested parties, and encourages education, public awareness, and technical assistance related to the first goal. In 1998, the European Mountain forum had over 460 members and local nodes in the Carpathians, the Caucasus, the Mediterranean
  • Mountains (including North Africa), and the Middle Mountains of Central and Western Europe. See WWW.europe.mtnforum.org. - (SLD)
  • Late Pleistocene glaciation of the Hulifang massif of Gongwang mountains in Yunnan Province
  • China ; Dating ; Glacial features ; Glaciation ; Mountain ; Palaeogeography ; Pleistocene ; Stratigraphy ; Thermoluminescence ; Yunnan
  • Geomorphic mapping of the Hulifang Massif and the TL dating provides evidence for at least 4 distinct glaciations. Correlated with the other mountains in eastern China, these glacial advances in the Gongwang mountains just like the advances
  • in the western part such as Diancang mountains, Yulong mountains of Yunnan Province and the glacier series are more complete than the adjacent mid-latitude regions such as Taibai mountain and Taiwan mountains and are roughly representative of climate changes
  • Outdoor recreation in mountains
  • Accessibility ; Customers ; Environment ; Impact ; Mountain ; Outdoor recreation ; Tourism
  • The theories of accessibility, highland-lowland interaction, and population migration in mountains are used to illustrate the linkages between the supply of recreation landscape and the attractions, demands and impacts of recreation in mountain
  • Concept ; Geomorphology ; High mountain ; Mountain ; Terminology
  • A contribution to the discussion of the term « high mountains » and the differentiation of high-mountains landscape from other types. The existing misleading terminological shortage could be eliminated by substituting the adjective « high
  • » by « cold » (relative « cold mountains », « cold landscape ». - (MS)
  • The utility of models in the study of mountain development and transformation in Transformation of mountain environments.
  • Conceptualizations relating to the alpine geosystem, forests, hydrology, arctic tundra and the so-called Obergurgl model are analyzed for their usefulness in study processes of significance to mountain environments. - (DWG)