Vaasan Soderfjärden sedimenttiaineksen suojaama kambrikaudella muodostunut kraatteri. (Soderfjärden, Vaasa, western Finland: a crater covered with sedimentary material since its formation in the Cambrian)
The Soderfjärden crater has a diameter of 5-6 Km and its maximum depth exceeds 300 m in a peripheral ring which is covered with Lower Cambrian sedimentary rocks more than 200 m thick. Firm evidence of the process that formed the crater has been
Die Beziehung der äolischen Decksedimente in Nordwestdeutschland zur nordlichen Lossgrenze The relationship between the Aeolian cover sediments in North-West Germany and the Northern loess boundary
The study brings an analysis of snow cover variations using the annual number of days with snow cover and the annual sums of its diurnal depths for the period 1921-1980. - (MS)
The mineralogical studies of the Gyongyosvisonta open cast lignite mine allow further subdivisions of its profile. The occurence of crystoballite in the cover deposits indicates that the volcanic rocks in the Matra Mountains supplied the material
. The pedological analyses point to the common origin and similiarities in the deposition of the cover deposits. (DLO).
The morphometric analyse of the mountains covers the study of general altitude, slope conditions, abrupt changes in slope and their interpretation for the individual members of the mountain change. - (DLO)
A geographical survey of human major activities essentially influencing the vegetation cover of Slovakian mountains and basins in both the past and the present time. The vegetation is divided into 6 anthropogenous vegetation types according
The article covers the growth of the city to become the capital of Imperial Germany, its expansion in the twenties through incorporation of many outskirts in the Weimar Republic and its destruction in 1945 as a consequence of fascism.-(IH).
This survey covers all patients treated and discharged from hospitals in the country during 1983 and these basic data were compared with the same data for 1969 (number of hospital beds, patients, patients by group of diseases).
As a continuation of a stream sediment reconnaissance for uranium in the Palaeozoic of the Belgian Ardennes, a multielement survey is now carried out in the same region. The mean density is one sample per km2 and the area covers 12,000 km2.
The different articles are written by professional geographers, each giving an introduction to his own field. The book covers main themes within the geography of Norway. (E. Jahn).
In the Mountains several generations of geomorphological surfaces are observed, the oldest of which are the covered, exhumed, reshaped, uncovered, buried or semiexhumed horsts. (DLO).
The five distinct topographic units of the vicinity of the town (alluvial plain covered with wind-blown sand, Upper Pleistocene residual levels, high flood-plain, low flood-plain and the active flood-plain) are described and mapped by the author.
The A. gives a broad outline of the historical and economic phases of urban development and covers the functions of the different parts of the city. (L'éd.).
The article is a short review on the Pre-Quaternary geological history of the The Hague area. Hydrocarbons, geothermal energy (plans) and groundwater exploitation are covered. (AIS).
The following issues are covered in this report: the outward spreading of the population, economic changes in the agglomeration with emphasis on the distribution of employment and the consequences of these on commuting and the balancing of homes