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  • The Schmidt hammer, weathering and rock surface roughness
  • Here, careful measurement of the influence of weathering on rock surface texture is used to elucidate the relationships between weathering, roughness and Schmidt hammer rebound values.
  • The Schmidt Hammer in geomorphological research
  • Evaluation de la contribution de Schmidt Hammer à la recherche géomorphologique : datation relative, résistance des roches et météorisation.
  • Measurement and calibration of weathering, using the Schmidt hammer, on wave washed moraines on the Upper Norrland Coast, Sweden
  • This paper presents the method used by the AA., exemplified by Schmidt hammer measurements on a raised boulder-beach in the Nordringa region on the Bothnian Bay coast, and some implications of the method. Several archaeological applications are also
  • Use of the Schmidt test hammer to detect enhanced boulder weathering under late-lying snowpatches
  • The effect of surface texture on the determination of the surface hardness of rock using the Schmidt hammer
  • Evaluating the Schmidt hammer as a method for distinguishing the relative age of late Holocene moraines : Svellnosbreen, Jotunheimen, Norway
  • Dating ; Holocene ; Little ice age ; Moraine ; Norway ; Quaternary ; Relative dating ; Schmidt hammer ; Southern Norway
  • The AA. used the Schmidt hammer to assess the relative exposure ages of previously dated Little Ice Age moraines deposited by Svellnosbreen glacier in Jotunheimen southern Norway. Schmidt hammer measurements were taken on moraine surfaces which have
  • been deglaciated for 79–259 years since the Little Ice Age, to reconstruct and date previous snout positions. Dating used a typical linear Little Ice Age age-calibration curve and the ages of unknown surfaces were predicted based on Schmidt hammer
  • measurements with the support of lichenometric dates. Calibrated ages exhibited potential dating errors of 63-103 years years, which were estimated using 95% confidence intervals associated with two control points based on moraines of known ages. Schmidt hammer
  • Disequilibrium and dynamics in metropolitan economic development in the Third World: reply to Townroe and Hamer
  • Voir aussi: STORPER (M.): Who benefits from industrial decentralization? Regional Studies, U. K, 1984, 18, n 2, 143-164 et TOWNROE (P. M.), HAMER (A. M.): Who benefits from industrial decentralization? Regional Studies, U. K, 1984, 18, n 4, 339-344.
  • An evaluation of surface hardness of natural and modified rocks using Schmidt hammer : study from northwestern Himalaya, India
  • Four rock types (quartz mica gneiss, schist, quartzite and calc-silicate) located in the Satluj and Alaknanda valleys were used to test whether a Schmidt hammer can be used to distinguish rock surfaces affected by various natural and man-induced
  • processes like manual smoothing of rock surfaces by grindstone, surface weathering, deep weathering, fluvial polishing and blasting during road construction. Discussion of the Schmidt hammer rebound values, R-Values, and the unconfined compressive strength
  • A stupendous hammer: colonial and post-colonial reconstructions of Zanzibar's other side
  • Local authority housing and accessibility: evidence from the South Hams, Devon
  • 1489 ; Amérique ; Carte ancienne ; Découverte ; Géographie historique ; Hammer, Henri ; Histoire de la géographie ; Martello, Enrico
  • Interprétation nouvelle du planisphère d'Enrico Martello (Henri Hammer), 1489, sur lequel l'argentin Pablo Gallez, croit discerner le tracé de l'Amérique du sud. Cette hypothèse qui tend à révolutionner l'histoire des grandes découvertes paraît être