John Whitelegg
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 298509 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | John Whitelegg |
| NOMBRES | John |
| APELLIDO | Whitelegg |
| FIRMA | WHITELEGG J |
| AFILIACIONES | Lancaster University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 40 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Anthropological and Sociological Perspectives on the Study of Children
Greening the Built Environment
Life cycle analysis of housing
This paper reports the findings of a project to assess the costs and benefits of adopting environment‐friendly construction practices for social rented housing in Scotland. Two contrasted dwelling specifications — one for a conventional building (the Control) and one for an environmentally responsible building (Eco‐Type 1) — are compared using Life Cycle Analysis and Life Cycle Costing methodologies. An assessment is made of the environmental and…
Transport for a Sustainable Future
Transport and sustainability global warming air pollution noise time pollution transport and health the cost of transport transport and Europe. Appendices: chemicals present in vehicle exhausts air pollutant factsheets
Children's travel behaviours in Canberra
Civilised streets
Transport for a Sustainable Future
Fast wheels, slow traffic
Cities and transport
Transportation planning in a changing world
Health and Deprivation
Categorical data analysis for geographers and environmental scientists
Rural Railways and Disinvestment in Rural Areas
WHITELEGG, J. (1987) Rural railways and disinvestment in rural areas, Reg. Studies 21, 55–63. The paper examines railway policies in Britain over a twenty-year period with reference to the development of disinvestment in rural areas. Railway closures are discussed as one example of state disinvestment in rural areas with consequences for employment, social structures and the balance of power between different groups in rural communities. In the a…
A Geography of Road Traffic Accidents
Road traffic accidents are an important cause of death and serious injury in developed societies. The pattern of incidence has marked spatial and temporal regularities and the geography of road traffic accidents can inform us better about the nature of the problem and the extent to which traditional solutions may or may not reduce the level of accidents. The paper reviews what is currently known of the geography of road traffic accidents, highlig…
Rural transport and planning A bibliography with abstracts
Locality and rurality
Closure of the Settle-Carlisle railway line
The use of self‐produced video material in first year undergraduate practical classes
During a three week experimental period in 1980/81 the presentations for geography first year undergraduate practicals were pre‐recorded on video cassettes with associated illustrative material. The article describes the experiment and its results in terms of the problems and advantages of video cassette recordings and student reaction to video as opposed to ‘live’ presentation
The Employment of Geography Graduates
Births and Deaths of Firms in the Inner City
Temporal Disaggregation of Long-Term Transition Matrices
Data which are measured in several characteristics and at several different points of time are sometimes available for a population. Transition matrices or mobility tables are often constructed from such 'panel data' and, as in the case of the Census and migration analysis, become the basis for a wide range of research activity. Problems arise when gaps appear in the series or when change needs to be tabulated over a specific interval. Several me…
Children's travel behaviours in Canberra
A Geography of Road Traffic Accidents
Road traffic accidents are an important cause of death and serious injury in developed societies. The pattern of incidence has marked spatial and temporal regularities and the geography of road traffic accidents can inform us better about the nature of the problem and the extent to which traditional solutions may or may not reduce the level of accidents. The paper reviews what is currently known of the geography of road traffic accidents, highlig…
Transport for a Sustainable Future
Rural Railways and Disinvestment in Rural Areas
WHITELEGG, J. (1987) Rural railways and disinvestment in rural areas, Reg. Studies 21, 55–63. The paper examines railway policies in Britain over a twenty-year period with reference to the development of disinvestment in rural areas. Railway closures are discussed as one example of state disinvestment in rural areas with consequences for employment, social structures and the balance of power between different groups in rural communities. In the a…
Greening the Built Environment
Life cycle analysis of housing
This paper reports the findings of a project to assess the costs and benefits of adopting environment‐friendly construction practices for social rented housing in Scotland. Two contrasted dwelling specifications — one for a conventional building (the Control) and one for an environmentally responsible building (Eco‐Type 1) — are compared using Life Cycle Analysis and Life Cycle Costing methodologies. An assessment is made of the environmental and…
Closure of the Settle-Carlisle railway line
The Employment of Geography Graduates
Births and Deaths of Firms in the Inner City
Temporal Disaggregation of Long-Term Transition Matrices
Data which are measured in several characteristics and at several different points of time are sometimes available for a population. Transition matrices or mobility tables are often constructed from such 'panel data' and, as in the case of the Census and migration analysis, become the basis for a wide range of research activity. Problems arise when gaps appear in the series or when change needs to be tabulated over a specific interval. Several me…
Births and Deaths of Firms in the Inner City
The Employment of Geography Graduates
The use of self‐produced video material in first year undergraduate practical classes
During a three week experimental period in 1980/81 the presentations for geography first year undergraduate practicals were pre‐recorded on video cassettes with associated illustrative material. The article describes the experiment and its results in terms of the problems and advantages of video cassette recordings and student reaction to video as opposed to ‘live’ presentation
Closure of the Settle-Carlisle railway line
Locality and rurality
Rural transport and planning A bibliography with abstracts
Categorical data analysis for geographers and environmental scientists
Rural Railways and Disinvestment in Rural Areas
WHITELEGG, J. (1987) Rural railways and disinvestment in rural areas, Reg. Studies 21, 55–63. The paper examines railway policies in Britain over a twenty-year period with reference to the development of disinvestment in rural areas. Railway closures are discussed as one example of state disinvestment in rural areas with consequences for employment, social structures and the balance of power between different groups in rural communities. In the a…
A Geography of Road Traffic Accidents
Road traffic accidents are an important cause of death and serious injury in developed societies. The pattern of incidence has marked spatial and temporal regularities and the geography of road traffic accidents can inform us better about the nature of the problem and the extent to which traditional solutions may or may not reduce the level of accidents. The paper reviews what is currently known of the geography of road traffic accidents, highlig…
Transportation planning in a changing world
Health and Deprivation
Cities and transport
Fast wheels, slow traffic
Children's travel behaviours in Canberra
Civilised streets
Transport for a Sustainable Future
Transport for a Sustainable Future
Transport and sustainability global warming air pollution noise time pollution transport and health the cost of transport transport and Europe. Appendices: chemicals present in vehicle exhausts air pollutant factsheets
Life cycle analysis of housing
This paper reports the findings of a project to assess the costs and benefits of adopting environment‐friendly construction practices for social rented housing in Scotland. Two contrasted dwelling specifications — one for a conventional building (the Control) and one for an environmentally responsible building (Eco‐Type 1) — are compared using Life Cycle Analysis and Life Cycle Costing methodologies. An assessment is made of the environmental and…
Greening the Built Environment
Anthropological and Sociological Perspectives on the Study of Children
Geography (12 obras) · Business (7 obras) · Engineering (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · Environmental planning (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Transport engineering (5 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Demography (3 obras)