Terence Armstrong
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3607589 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Terence Armstrong |
| NOMBRES | Terence |
| APELLIDO | Armstrong |
| FIRMA | ARMSTRONG T |
| AFILIACIONES | Bridge University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 149 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 149 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1947 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Northern Sea Route, 1995
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Obituary
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The Northern Sea Route Project
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The Northern Sea Route, 1992
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Obituary
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The Northern Sea Route, 1991
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Obituary
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A Time to Speak
Tourists visit the North Pole, 1990
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The Northern Sea Route project
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The Northern Sea Route, 1990
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The Northern Sea Route
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Northern peoples of the Ussr, 1989
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Northern communities in the Soviet Census 1989
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The Northern Sea Route, 1988
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Journal of a Voyage with Bering 1741-1742
Contents 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Appendix
The Northern Sea Route, 1987
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Soviet drifting stations in the Arctic Ocean, 1984–87
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Obituary
and Canada, the Joint Foreign Affairs Commission of the Soviet Parliament has urged cooperation in making the north a zone
Soviet proposals for the Arctic
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United States Arctic Research Plan
The Northern Sea Route, 1986
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Soviet winter journey in the central Arctic basin, 1986
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Captain Kirill Nbkolayevich Chubakov
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The Northern Sea Route, 1985
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Feeding the Russian Fur Trade
Bellingshausen and the discovery of Antarctica
For the last twenty years there has been considerable Soviet interest in the circumnavigation of Antarctica by the Russian naval expedition of 1819–21, led by Captain T. T. Bellingshausen, with Lieut M. P. Lazarev as his second in command, in the sloops Vostok and Mirnyy . It is now reasonably certain that Bellingshausen sighted the Antarctic continent several times, notably on 27 January 1820 (New Style) at a point about lat 69°21′S, long 2°14′W…
Ethical problems of northern development
It may be taken as axiomatic that the northern lands and seas—Alaska, the Canadian north, Greenland, Svalbard, the ‘northern cap’ of Scandinavia, the Soviet north, and the seas adjoining these areas, including the Arctic Ocean which lies between them—will not escape the process of ‘development’, whatever that may be taken to mean. The pressure of population alone, considered globally, is certain to ensure that the resources of these areas, if not…
Russian Settlement in the North
Recent Soviet Interest in Bellingshausen's Antarctic Voyage of 1819–21
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The Circumpolar North
A sub-title describes this book as a political and economic geography of the Arctic and sub-Arctic, and it was designed to be more of a text and reference book than as something to be read right through for interest and pleasure. No single reviewer could hope to judge of its accuracy when, for example, the first named author has spent more of his life than, probably, any other English speaker studying the available Russian literature on the subje…
Russian Settlement in the North
The Soviet Northern Sea Route
One of the most interesting, and perhaps one of the most spectacular develop? ments in the Soviet Arctic since the Revolution has been the attempt to run a freight-carrying sea route along the north coast of Siberia. These waters are icebound and impassable for shipping for at least seven months in the year?in some parts for eight, nine or ten. In the remainder there is still plenty of ice about, and this in turn causes fogs which tend to be most…
Place-names in the Soviet Arctic
There are places in the Soviet Arctic which on English maps and in English literature are called by three or four quite different names. The confusion to which this state of affairs leads is obvious. Yet it is not too difficult to establish a set of principles which might be generally used as a guide in putting Russian Arctic place-names on English maps
The Northern Sea Route, 1995
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Tourists visit the North Pole, 1990
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Journal of a Voyage with Bering 1741-1742
Contents 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Appendix
The Northern Sea Route, 1985
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Icebreaker voyage to the North Pole, 1977
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Social and cultural dynamics of the peoples of the Soviet north
The vast expanses of tundra and taiga stretching from Kol'skiy Poluostrov to Chukotka have long been utilized by small ethnic groups with a chiefly northern economy—reindeer husbandry, hunting, fishing, sea mammal hunting. At present, judging by the data of the all-Union census of 1970, their total number is a little over 150 000. The peoples of the north include the Nentsy, formerly Samoyed (28 705), Evenki, formerly Tungus (25 149), Khanty, for…
The ‘shift method’ in the Arctic
This paper examines an example of the functioning of what is referred to in the Soviet literature as the shift method ( vakhtennyy metod ) of working mineral resources in remote northern locations. The essence of the method is that the workers have their homes and families at some established centre in the south, and are flown in to their place of work in the north for shifts of a few weeks, during which long hours are worked. Thus at the norther…
Yermak's Campaign in Siberia
Arctic Oil and Gas Congress, Le Havre, 1973
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Notes on a conference on the Arctic Ocean at Ditchley Park, Oxford shire, 1971
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Labour in northern USSR
One of the biggest problems facing those who seek to exploit the natural riches of the north is the attraction and retention of a labour force. This problem is sometimes more intractable even than those posed more directly by the remoteness of the locality and the harshness of the environment. No easy or simple solution has been found, but it may be of interest to record some of the recent steps taken by the Soviet Government towards its solution
Soviet sea fisheries since the Second World War
A number of recent publications in English (Borgstrom, 1961; Herman, 1964; Helin, 1964; Kravanja, 1964; Shparlinskiy, 1964) have dealt with aspects of the growth of Soviet fisheries since the Second World War. Some of these publications are written from inside the Soviet fishing industry, others by western fisheries specialists. There would be no advantage in covering the same ground again in detail. The object of this paper is to draw attention …
Siberia. Its Conquest and Development
Soviet terms for the north of the USSR
There has for long been discussion among Soviet geographers on the definition of various terms in Soviet usage to indicate the northern part of the USSR. Some of these terms—“the Arctic” [ Arktika ], “the Arctic region” [ arkticheskaya oblast '], “the sub-Arctic” [ subarktika ], “the polar regions” [ Zapolyar'ye ]—are normally used to denote areas defined according to physical criteria. Such criteria are similar to those usually applied outside t…
Illustrated ice glossary
This illustrated glossary of sea ice and associated terms is an abstract of a fuller illustrated glossary, also covering land ice terms, which the Institute has had in preparation for many years, and hopes to issue before long as a Special Publication. It is a development of an Admiralty glossary, published in 1953, with such modifications as seem to be required for international agreement
The Northern Sea Route
Soviet North Pole Drift Expedition, 1937–38
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The Arctic Institute, Leningrad
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Recent Soviet Research On Permanently Frozen Soil [Based on papers in Trudy Institute Merzlotovedeniya im. V. A. Obrucheva (Transactions of the V. A. Obruchev Institute for the Study of Permanently Fr…
Recent Soviet Research On Permanently Frozen Soil [Based on papers in Trudy Institute Merzlotovedeniya im. V. A. Obrucheva (Transactions of the V. A. Obruchev Institute for the Study of Permanently Frozen Soil)(Moscow, Leningrad), Tom 5, 1947.] - Volume 5 Issue 35-36
Rations of the Soviet North Polar Drift, 1937–38. [Based on information in Pitanie Papanintsev na dreyfuyushchey l'dine [ The food of Papanin and his companions on the drifting ice ] by M. F. Belyakov…
Rations of the Soviet North Polar Drift, 1937–38. [Based on information in Pitanie Papanintsev na dreyfuyushchey l'dine [The food of Papanin and his companions on the drifting ice] by M. F. Belyakov. Moscow, Gostorgizdat [State Trade Publishing House], 1939.] - Volume 5 Issue 37-38
The voyage of the Komet along the Northern Sea Route, 1940
Early in 1940 the German naval high command, acting through the German naval attaché in Moscow, opened negotiations with the Soviet Navy for the passage of two ships along the Northern Sea Route in the summer of that year. Agreement with the Soviet naval authorities was reached, possibly without the knowledge of the Soviet Government. The operation was to be carried out in the strictest secrecy, and a sum of 850,000 roubles (calculated on the exp…
Study of sea ice in the Soviet Arctic, 1920–45
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Place-names in the Soviet Arctic
There are places in the Soviet Arctic which on English maps and in English literature are called by three or four quite different names. The confusion to which this state of affairs leads is obvious. Yet it is not too difficult to establish a set of principles which might be generally used as a guide in putting Russian Arctic place-names on English maps
Recent Soviet Interest in Bellingshausen's Antarctic Voyage of 1819–21
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A maritime history of Russia
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Four eye-witness accounts of Bellingshausen's antarctic voyage of 1819–21
Recently Soviet writers have claimed that Bellingshausen discovered the Antarctic mainland. The weakness of this argument when it is based upon Bellingshausen's own account of the voyage has been made clear in a previous note in this journal. The revival of interest has, however, brought to light several forgotten or hitherto unpublished eyewitness accounts and it is now possible to decide whether the authors held different views from Bellingshau…
The Northern Sea Route
Sinfonia Antartica”
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Canadian Ice Distribution Survey
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The Northern Sea Route
The Northern Sea Route
Sea Ice Studies
"Sea-ice research in various countries is reviewed, and problems requiring further study are indicated. The need for improvement in ice terminology and methods of transmitting ice information is stressed, as well as a more thorough knowledge of sea ice physics and of factors controlling the movement of floes."--SIPRE
Ice clusters”
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The Chief Administration of the Northern Sea Route
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Research on the thickness of river and lake ice in North America
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Soviet work on sea-ice forecasting
The first sea-ice forecast for waters north of the U.S.S.R. was issued in 1923, and since about 1935 more than a dozen Soviet scientists have been studying the question. Before any method of forecasting could be evolved, meteorological and oceanographical observations, and information on the state of the sea ice had to be available. This information was collected by polar stations, merchant ships, icebreakers, vessels on patrol duty at the ice ed…
The Soviet Northern Sea Route
One of the most interesting, and perhaps one of the most spectacular develop? ments in the Soviet Arctic since the Revolution has been the attempt to run a freight-carrying sea route along the north coast of Siberia. These waters are icebound and impassable for shipping for at least seven months in the year?in some parts for eight, nine or ten. In the remainder there is still plenty of ice about, and this in turn causes fogs which tend to be most…
Illustrated ice glossary
This illustrated glossary of sea ice and associated terms is an abstract of a fuller illustrated glossary, also covering land ice terms, which the Institute has had in preparation for many years, and hopes to issue before long as a Special Publication. It is a development of an Admiralty glossary, published in 1953, with such modifications as seem to be required for international agreement
Illustrated Ice Glossary
The Arctic Institute, Leningrad
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Insurance against ice risks at Sea
Normal insurance of hulls is not valid when vessels sail into certain waters where additional risks are incurred. These areas are exactly defined in a document produced by the Institute of London Underwriters known as the Institute Warranties , reproduced as Appendix 1. If a ship is required to sail in any of these waters, for instance Hudson Bay, or the Baltic Sea in winter time, suspension of the Warranty must be obtained from the underwriters …
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