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To THE END OF THE EARTH: OUR EPIC JOURNEY TO THE NORTH POLE AND THE LEGEND OF PEARY AND HENSON. Tom Avery. 2009. New York: St Martin's Press. 319 P; Illustrated; Hardcover. ISBN 0-312-55186-X. US$26.95.

Polar Record
DevelopmentPlanetary SciencesEcologyPlanningEarthGeography
2010English

Evaluation of AIS Reception in Arctic Regions From Space by Using a Stratospheric Balloon Flight

Polar Record
DevelopmentPlanetary SciencesEcologyPlanningEarthGeography
2011English

Introduction: The 11th International Circumpolar Remote Sensing Symposium

Polar Record
DevelopmentPlanetary SciencesEcologyPlanningEarthGeography
2011English

Heterogeneity of Shopping Centers' Attractiveness in Bratislava

Geographia Technica
DevelopmentEarth-Surface ProcessesPlanningComputers in Earth SciencesGeography
2016English

Handbook on the Politics of Antarctica. K. Dodds, A.D. Hemmings and P. Roberts (Editors). 2017. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. Xx + 610 P, Illustrated, Hardcover. ISBN 978-1-78471-767-4. £189.00.

Polar Record
DevelopmentPlanetary SciencesEcologyPlanningEarthGeography
2017English

Tracing Cultural Landscape Values of Children With Participatory Geographic Information System

European Countryside
DevelopmentManagementMonitoringNatureLandscape ConservationPlanningPolicyLawGeography
2017English

Environmental Encounters: Woolly Mammoth, Indigenous Communities and Metropolitan Scientists in the Soviet Arctic

Polar Record
DevelopmentPlanetary SciencesEcologyPlanningEarthGeography
2019English

The Planning and Development of a District Centre and the Production of ‘Educated Communities’: The Case of the Golden Grove Development, South Australia

Australian Planner
DevelopmentUrban StudiesPlanningGeography
2010English

Major D.E.L. ‘Roy’ Homard

Polar Record
DevelopmentPlanetary SciencesEcologyPlanningEarthGeography
2015English

A NARATIVE OF THE LIFE, TRAVELS AND SUFFERINGS OF THOMAS W. SMITH: COMPRISING AN ACCOUNT OF HIS EARLY LIFE, ADOPTION BY THE GIPSYS; HIS TRAVELS DURING EIGHTEEN VOYAGES TO VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD, DURING WHICH HE WAS FIVE TIMES SHIPWRECKED; THRICE ON a DESOLATE ISLAND NEAR THE SOUTH POLE, ONCE ON THE COAST OF ENGLAND AND ONCE ON THE COAST OF AFRICA. HE TOOK PART IN SEVERAL BATTLES ON THE COAST OF SPAIN AND PERU AND WITNESSED SEVERAL OTHERS; WAS ONCE TAKEN BY PIRATES, FROM WHICH HE WAS PROVIDENTIALLY DELIVERED, PLACED IN a SMALL BOAT AND SET ADRIFT a GREAT DISTANCE FROM LAND, WITHOUT THE MEANS FOR CONDUCTING HER TO THE SHORE. HE AFTERWARDS TOOK PART IN FOUR MINOR ENGAGEMENTS WITH SAVAGES NEAR NEW GUINEA. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Thomas W. Smith. 1844. New Bedford: Wm. C. Hill. (2009 Edition. Annotator D.J. Sanders. Dinan, France: Nunatak Press. 213p, Illustrated, Soft Cover. ISBN 978–2-7466–0930-3. £20).

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DevelopmentPlanetary SciencesEcologyPlanningEarthGeography
2010English

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