Items where Division is "Geography, Department of" and Year is 2023

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A Lithostratigraphic and Microfossil Investigation into Late Holocene Coseismic Land Level Change and Tsunami Inundation on Nagai Island, Shumagin Islands, Alaska. (2023) BRAMLEY, EMMA CATHERINE

Characteristics of Supraglacial Channels and Drainage Networks on Antarctic Ice Shelves. (2023) CHEN, JIAO

Urbanising the Security-Development Nexus: A Revisited Perspective on Segregation Governance in Miskolc, Hungary. (2023) DURR, MIKLOS JANOS

Structural Glaciological Evolution of Rapidly Receding Temperate Piedmont Glaciers: Implications for Debris Entrainment and Landform Development at Svínafellsjökull, Southeast Iceland. (2023) GUILD, AILSA

The recent dynamics of Moscow University Glacier and Moscow University Ice Shelf, East Antarctica (1963 – 2022). (2023) HARPUR, CONSTANCE MARY

Insights into temperature controls on rockfall occurrence and cliff erosion. (2023) IBARRA-COFRE, IGNACIO EDUARDO

Waiting through Furlough: A Geography of Disorientation. (2023) JONES, VICTORIA JANE EUPHORIA

Understanding Landscape and Ice Sheet Evolution in the Gamburtsev Subglacial Mountains, East Antarctica, using Ice Sheet Surface Mapping. (2023) LEA, EDMUND JAMES

Postglacial sea-level change: novel insights from physical and statistical modelling. (2023) LIN, YUCHENG

An investigation into recent outlet glacier dynamics within Vincennes Bay, Wilkes Land, East Antarctica. (2023) PICTON, HANNAH JANE

Of Rurban and its Waters. (2023) SINGH, ADITYA KUMAR

Decolonizing energy transitions. The political economy of low-carbon infrastructure, justice, extraction and post-development in the Southeast of Mexico. (2023) TORNEL, CARLOS ARMANDO

Pollen analysis at Loch nan Eala, western Scotland: environmental history during the Neolithic and Bronze Age. (2023) WALKER, MAI WYNNE

Recent glacier change (1965 - 2021) and identification of surge-type glaciers on Severnaya Zemlya, Russian High Arctic. (2023) WYTIAHLOWSKY, HOLLY ELIZABETH