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  • Slow soil movement in Tarfala valley, Kebnekaise Mountains, Swedish Lapland
  • Climatic variation ; Creep ; Gelifluction ; Lapland ; Mass movements ; Periglacial features ; Permafrost ; Slope dynamics ; Slopes ; Soil ; Soil moisture ; Sweden
  • Between 1982-1990, on the slopes of Tarfala valley above timberline, at an altitude 1140-1220 m a.s.l., soil movement was measured by means of wooden pegs (columns) inserted in the soil. Three types of soil movement were distinguished : two were
  • dominant slope processes (frost creep and gelifluction) and one was a dominant vertical movement.
  • Moving related to separation : who moves and to what distance
  • The AA. use data from the unique ASTRID micro database for Sweden, based on administrative information about the entire Swedish population. The methods are logistic regression analysis of moving, and OLS regression of the log-distance moved
  • Mass movement of mancos shale crust near Caineville, Utah : a 30-year record
  • Arid area ; Badland ; Creep ; Mass movement ; Precipitation ; Rainstorm ; Slope ; Slope dynamics ; Slope gradient ; United States of America ; Utah
  • This study was designed to quantify rates of mass movement of the surficial material on the Mancos Shale badland, over a 30-year period, and determine what effects slope position, angle, and aspect had on the rates of mass movement. About two-thirds
  • of the total movement occurred during the winter/spring period.
  • Fulani herd movements
  • Locational movement of lumbering industry in Japan
  • A comparative analysis of the economic movements on the basis of a growth matrix
  • Geoecology and mass movement in the Manaslu-Ganesh and Langtang-Jugal Himals, Nepal
  • Mass movement in the Himalaya
  • Geo-ecology ; Human impact ; Mass movement ; Nepal ; Slope ; Spatial variation ; Tectonic thrust ; Tectonics
  • This study describes and explains the spatial distribution of mass movement in the central Nepal Himalaya. Judgments were formulated on the origin and rates of mass movement using field evidence, topographic maps, geologic maps, and SPOT imagery
  • . Mass movement scars were mapped in the field. Chi-square analyses revealed that the frequency of slope failures varies with slope aspect, and position above/below the Main Central Thrust (MCT). Human disturbance did not account for a statistically
  • significant increase in mass movement.
  • Commentary on G. C. Pickvance's The rise and fall of urban movements...
  • The corporatization of the Egyptian labor movement
  • Assessing the authenticity of a supra-national language-based movement : la francophonie.
  • Seismicity and recent crustal movements in France
  • Regional economic policy and the movement of manufacturing firms to development areas
  • Contribution to the study of the Brussels urban social movement
  • Movement of cobbles in a gravel-bed stream during a flood season
  • Studies on the movement process of industrial plants
  • Diffusing the light of liberty: the geography of political lecturing in the Chartist movement
  • Lecturing activity was central to the ambitions of thre Chartist movement for universal suffrage in early Victorian Britain because it was emblematic of Chartist political aims. The article describes the organizational geography of the Chartist
  • movement.
  • Observations regarding the movement of barchan sand dunes in the Nazca to Tanaca area of southern Peru
  • To understand, and perhaps predict, something of the movement of these barchan sand dunes, the A. undertook a study of the dunes using aerial photographs. This led to a general study of sand movement in the surrounding region.
  • Mass movement in the Himalaya
  • Catastrophe ; Flood ; Fluvial processes ; Glacial features ; Glaciation ; High mountain ; Himalaya ; India ; Mass movement ; Mountain ; Slope dynamics ; Soil erosion
  • This paper assesses denudation by mass-movement in the western Himalaya and relates the mobilization of debris by mass movement to further removal by glacial and fluvial processes.
  • The New Town movement in Europe
  • The new town movement, originated in Britain in the ideas of Howard, was active in successfully implementing two new towns on a cooperative basis, Letchworth and Welwyn. These ideas became important on the Continent when the new town movement
  • Moving back vs moving on: the concept of home in the decision to remigrate