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Adopting Finland
  • Biographie ; Culturel ; Finlande ; Géographie humaine ; MEAD (W.) ; Peuplement ; Recherche ; Récit de voyage
  • The British geographer William Mead made his first trip to Finland in 1938 ; since then he has returned almost every year and has produced an enormous sholarly output of books and articles during a career that extends over 70 years
  • MEAD, W.R.
Evolution of the soil landscape in the sand region of the Arctic Coastal Plain as exemplified at Atkasook, Alaska
  • Alaska ; Arctique ; Atkasook, region ; Dune ; Etats-Unis ; Géographie des régions polaires ; Meade, riv. ; Pédogenèse ; Sol sableux ; Zone froide
  • The soils of the Meade River. Atkasook region and, generally, of the sand region of the coastal plain, have developed distinctive morphologies related closely to landform, site stability and topographic setting. A time controlled evolutionary
Medical geography.
  • MEADE, M. S.
Sweden in perspective
  • MEAD, W. R.
Regional geography : reassessment and reaffirmation in Regional geografi. (La géographie régionale)
  • MEAD, W. R.
The discovery of Europe
  • MEAD, W. R.
Urban Sweden. Changes in the distribution of population 1960s in focus
  • C. r. par W. R. Mead, Geographical Journal, 1977, t. 143, n2, p.300.
Non-uniform vertical distribution of fine sediment in the Amazon River
  • MEADE, R. A.
GIS and the geographical self
  • Entrikin, chair of the UCLA Geography Department, is concerned with the conflict between Herbert Mead's I, an autonomous agent, and the me, the self defined by others. GIS is increasingly the me of geography that threatens to overwhelm the I
The granaries of Finland in Issue dedicated by the Geographical Society of Finland to Professor Leo Aario on his 80th birthday, 26th November 1986.
  • MEAD, W. R.
Land development and human health in West Malaysia
  • MEADE M.
North American Pika (Ochotona princeps) as a Late Quaternary biogeographic indicator species
  • The A. considers Mead's argument againts use of Nearctic pikas as indicators of rocky habitat and details local environmental implications of extralimital fossil records of Ochotona princeps.
Mictomys borealis (Northern Bog Lemming) and the Wisconsin paleoecology of the east-central Great Basin
  • MEAD, J. I.
Radiocarbon dating and paleoclimatic significance of subfossil Limicolaria in northwestern Sudan in XII INQUA Congress Issue.
  • MEAD, A. D.
Extinct mountain goat (Oreamnos harringtoni) in southeastern Utah
  • MEAD, J. I.
Analizing diferential responses of a region to business cycles
  • MEAD, A. C.
The timing of Late Pleistocene mammalian extinctions in North America
  • MEAD, J. I.
Problems of Norden
  • MEAD, W. R.
Sikuliqiruq : ice dynamics of the Meade River - Arctic Alaska, from freezeup to breakup from time-series ground imagery
  • Sikuliqiruq : ice dynamics of the Meade River - Arctic Alaska, from freezeup to breakup from time-series ground imagery
  • chronologiques de photographies de la rivière Meade à Atqasuk, en Alaska, ont été utilisées pour examiner le processus en haute résolution temporelle et spatiale. En automne 2008, le passage d'un état liquide à l'englacement complet de la rivière s'est fait en
Finland in a changing Europe
  • MEAD, W. R.