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- Physical geography (21)
- (1925-1978) ; Climat ; Court terme ; Etats-Unis ; Florida ; Géographie physique ; Interrelation pluie-température ; Précipitation ; Température ; Variabilité interannuelle ; Variation climatique ; Variation séculaire ; Zone subtropicale (1)
- (1950-1978) ; Analyse spectrale ; Atmosphère ; Circulation océanique ; Courant marin ; El Nino ; Fluctuation ; Gphy ; Géographie physique ; Interaction océan-atmosphére ; Interface air-océan ; Océan ; Pacifique tropical ; Pacifique, îles ; Rythme diurne ; Série chronologique ; Téléconnexion ; Téléconnexion atmosphérique ; Variabilité interannuelle ; Vent ; Vitesse ; Zone intertropicale (1)
- (700 000 BP) ; Atlantique ; Atlantique sud ; Circulation abyssale ; Circulation océanique ; Foraminifère benthique ; Géographie physique ; Océanologie ; Paléo-océanographie ; Paléoclimatologie ; Pléistocène ; Quaternaire marin (1)
- Action anthropique ; Archéologie ; Crue ; Etats-Unis ; Fluviatile ; Formation superficielle ; Géographie physique ; Holocène ; Lit fluvial ; Mississipi Valley ; Missouri ; Paléo-environnement ; Paléoclimat ; Quaternaire (1)
- Alaska ; Boca de Quadra ; Carbone ; Cycle biogéochimique ; Eau de mer ; Fjord ; Géochimie ; Géographie physique ; Milieu marin ; Océanologie ; Oxygène dissous ; Resurrection Bay (1)
- Altiplano ; Amérique du Sud ; Andes ; Bilan hydrique ; Bilan thermique ; Bolivie ; Domaine aride ; Géographie physique ; Haute plaine ; Lac ; Montagne ; Paléoclimatologie ; Paléohydrologie ; Paléoprécipitation ; Pléistocène supérieur ; Pérou ; Quaternaire zone chaude ; Variation climatique ; Zone intertropicale (1)
- Amérique ; Asie ; Chorologie ; Géographie historique ; Géographie physique ; Phytogéographie ; Plante cultivée ; Végétation (1)
- Amérique du Nord ; British Columbia ; Canada ; Datation ; Datation radiocarbone ; Glaciation de Fraser ; Géographie physique ; Pléistocène supérieur ; Quaternaire ; Quaternaire zones moyennes ; Rocky Mountains, North ; Wisconsinien supérieur (1)
- Années 1950-1970 ; California ; Chaîne de Markov ; Climat ; Effet de persistance ; Etats-Unis ; Formule de récurrence ; Géographie physique ; Jours de pluie ; Los Angeles ; Modèle ; Modèle stochastique ; Probabilité ; Probabilité conditionnelle ; Processus aléatoire ; Processus markovien ; Précipitation ; Précipitation journalière ; Récurrence ; Rétroaction ; Schéma de Polya ; Série chronologique (1)
- Appennino ; Dépôt de pente ; Géographie physique ; Géomorphodynamique ; Italie ; Marche ; Paléo-environnement ; Paléolithique ; Quaternaire ; Solifluxion ; Stratigraphie ; Umbria ; Versant (1)
- Argile ; Coulée boueuse ; Danemark ; Falaise ; France ; Glissement de terrain ; Géographie physique ; Littoral ; Mouvement de masse ; Normandie ; Versant (1)
- CARRIERE ; COMPORTEMENT HYDROLOGIQUE ; EXPLOITATION ; GRAVIERE ; Géographie physique ; HYDRODYNAMIQUE ; HYDROLOGIE SOUTERRAINE ; NAPPE PHREATIQUE (1)
- Circulation océanique ; Foraminifère ; Géographie physique ; Holocène ; Hydrologie marine ; Mer de Norvège ; Océan ; Océan Arctique ; Paléo-océanographie ; Paléofaune ; Pléistocène supérieur ; Quaternaire marin ; Stratigraphie isotopique ; Téphrochronologie ; Weichselien (1)
- Coléoptère fossile ; Cumbria ; England ; Géographie physique ; Paléo-écologie ; Paléoclimatologie ; Paléontologie ; Quaternaire zones moyennes ; Royaume-Uni ; Saint Bees ; Tardiglaciaire (1)
- Craton ; Cristallin ; Géographie physique ; Géomorphologie climatique ; Indicateur paléoclimatique ; Monde ; Météorisation ; Nappe de gravats ; Paléoclimatologie ; Plaine sableuse podzolisée ; Podzol ; Socle ; Stone line ; Zone intertropicale ; Zone tempérée (1)
- Cycle gel-dégel ; Expérimentation ; Géographie physique ; Humidité ; Météorisation ; Roche cristalline ; Technique de recherche (1)
- Eau souterraine ; Ecoulement ; Géographie physique ; Hydrogéologie ; Information ; Information a priori ; Modèle ; Régression non linéaire (1)
- Estimation ; Géographie physique ; Hydrogramme unitaire ; Hydrologie ; Information ; Information a priori ; Modèle linéaire ; Méthodologie ; Relation pluie-débit ; Statistique (1)
- Etats-Unis ; Europe ; Europe de l'Ouest ; Géographie physique ; Interglaciaire ; Middle West ; Paléopédogenèse ; Paléosol ; Pléistocène ; Pléistocène moyen ; Pléistocène supérieur ; Quaternaire zones moyennes (1)
- Advance of the late Wisconsin Cordilleran Ice Sheet in southern British Columbia since 22,000 yr B. P (1)
- American crop plants in Asia prior to European contact (1)
- Comparison of soils in midwestern United States and western Europe with the interglacial record (1)
- Daily rainfall probabilities: conditional upon prior occurrence and amount of rain (1)
- EFFETS DES GRAVIERES SUR LE COMPORTEMENT HYDRODYNAMIQUE DES NAPPES D'EAU SOUTERRAINES (1)
- Geoarchaeological evidence for prairie-mound formation in the Mississippi alluvial valley, southeastern Missouri (1)
- Incorporation of prior information on parameters into nonlinear regression groundwater flow models. 1. Theory (1)
- Late Pleistocene climate and water budget of the South American Altiplano (1)
- Lateglacial environmental changes interpreted from fossil coleoptera from St. Bees, Cumbria, NW England in Studies in the Lateglacial of North-West Europe. (1)
- Major change in Atlantic deep and bottom waters 700,000 yr ago: benthonic foraminiferal evidence from the South Atlantic (1)
- New faunal and isotopic evidence on the late Weichselian-Holocene oceanographic changes in the Norvegian Sea (1)
- Observing long-period fluctuations of surface winds in the tropical Pacific: initial results from island data (1)
- Patterns of carbon supply and distribution and oxygen renewal in two alaskan fjords in Sedimentology of fjords. (1)
- Recent seasonal rainfall and temperature relationships in peninsular Florida (1)
- Stagnation or activity in the last ice remnants? (1)
- The general linear model with prior information (1)
- The significance of stratified slope-waste deposits in the Quaternary of Umbria - Marche Apennines, Central Italy in Periglacial processes and landforms. (1)
- Incorporation of prior information on parameters into nonlinear regression groundwater flow models. 1. Theory
- American crop plants in Asia prior to European contact
- Daily rainfall probabilities: conditional upon prior occurrence and amount of rain
- The general linear model with prior information
- 1) BENEFICIAL AND ADVERSE EFFECTS OF EXCAVATION OF AN INCREASING NUMBER OF GRAVEL PITS IN ALLUVIAL FORMATION TO SUPPLY BUILDING MATERIAL AND BACKFILL. 2) HYDRODYNAMIC EFFECT OF THE FREE WATER IN THE PITS. INVESTIGATIONS REQUIRED PRIOR TO PROJECT
- there was a velocity decrease. This velocity decrease is interpreted as being a consequence of changes in rock elasticity brought about by a diminution in the bonding strength of the rock. This means that wetting, prior to freezing, may weaken a rock.
- : widespread assumptions regarding greater warmth in interglaciations prior to the present one are generally unproven.
- . Autumn decrease in precipitation in the last two decades is apparently due to suppression of tropical cyclonic activity. The reverse of both of these trends was evident prior to the 1940s. These climatic patterns have resulted in seasonal redistribution
- area must have decreased or partly ceased already when the eskers were formed on the hillsides. The drumlinization of the Rogen type ridges thus occurred at a stage prior to the disappearance of the ice bodies between the valley sides.
- Archaeological materials in several prairie mounds in the south-eastern Missouri indicate that mounds began forming prior to 5 000-3 000 yr B. P. The mounds subsequently were inundated and built up to their modern configuration by aggradational
- and eroded materials deposited prior to 0.25-0.29 MY. The second generation is related to terraced alluvial sediments| both deposits are strongly weathered to form a fersiallitic soil of Eemian age. This soil contains artifacts of the final Acheulean
- Geomorphic evidence from the Peruvian-Bolivian Altiplano indicates that during episodes prior to 28,000 and around 12,500-11,000 yr BP lakes covered an area about six and four times as large as present, respectively. Within the constraints
- PRIOR, D. B.
- PRIOR, D. B.
- Prior to oxygen-isotope termination IA (16,000-13,000 yr B.P.), an isolated watermass, with lower oxygen content and temperature warmer than today existed below a low salinity ice-covered surface layer in the Norwegian Sea. Close to termination IA
- ago. This rise indicates a sharp, sustained increase in the volume of bottom water flowing through the South Atlantic after this time. Prior to about 700,000 yr ago, the amount of Antarctic Bottom Water entering the western South Atlantic was greatly
- ... The Windermere (Lateglacial) Interstadial was at its warmest prior to 12,200 BP, and the climate was then somewhat warmer, at least during the summer, than at the present time... Deposits laid down during the Allerod period contain fossil
- A strengthening and subsequent weakening of the equatorial trades occurs prior to the first sea surface temperature anomaly at the coast of Peru, espacially in the Gilbert and Phoenix Island groups, for most of the El Nino events in 1950-1978
- The deep basin water of Resurrection Bay (a simple-silled fjord at 60 N on the South central Alaskan coast) is renewed each summer with water having a dissolved oxygen concentration > 4 ml/l. Prior to 1976 more than 90 % of the allochtonous organic
- Consideration of contemporary environments where the genetic processes related to these features can be observed, implies several conditions for prior events in landscape evolution: (1) tropical stone lines may be interpreted as winnowed mudflows