Raymond E Murphy
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1024225 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Raymond E Murphy |
| PRENOMES | Raymond E |
| SOBRENOME | Murphy |
| ASSINATURA | MURPHY R E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Clark University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 69 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1930 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1979 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Economic Geography and Clark University
The Central Business District
The American City
The American City
The American City
City and Region
Megalopolis
Report to the Profession at the Close of 1962
Studies of the Central Business District and Urban Freeway Development
(1961). Studies of the Central Business District and Urban Freeway Development. Economic Geography: Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 186-187
The Core of the City
The City
Urban Behavior
Internal Structure of the CBD
I T is a matter of common observation that the Central Business District (CBD) of the American Citv is not a uniform area. Everyone knows that the tallest buildings and the greatest crowding of pedestrians occur somewhere near the center, and that there is a less intensely used belt grading away from the central area. Most people are aware, too, of a rough sorting into districts in the CBDs of larger cities a group of department stores here, a cl…
A Comparative Study of Nine Central Business Districts
T pIHE Central Business D)istrict (CBD) of the American city is so familiar to the average citizen that he is likely to take it for granted. Under one name or another, it is thought of as an area of urban concentration that has been in existence since the beginning of the city and that will last as long as the city endures. But the CBD, as it is known today, is relatively modern, and its place in the city of tomorrow is a subject of wide debate. …
Delimiting the CBD
The West European City
Island Administration in the South West Pacific
The Economic Geography of a Micronesian Atoll
A s an incidental result of World War II the United States acquired a new island-strewn domain in the mid-Pacific. Sometimes popularly referred to as American Micronesia, the area coming under American control is now officially known as the United States Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. Though the general facts are known regarding the trade of the islands there have been heretofore no detailed studies of their economic geography. The purpo…
Majuro
Handbook on the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
High" and "Low" Islands in the Eastern Carolines
World Survey
Landownership on a Micronesian Atoll
T HE United States now finds itself governing some hundred or more island groups in Micronesia. For most of these the ownership of the land has never been shown on a map or described in a written record, nor are there any recorded laws governing landownership or inheritance. Yet we are pledged to govern these islands, and it is unlikely that the casual methods of the past can long suffice. All too rarely can the geographer feel that his work is o…
Wartime Changes in the Patterns of United States Coal Production
Wartime Changes in the Patterns of United States Coal Production
Megalopolis
Delimiting the CBD
Majuro
The American City
Internal Structure of the CBD
I T is a matter of common observation that the Central Business District (CBD) of the American Citv is not a uniform area. Everyone knows that the tallest buildings and the greatest crowding of pedestrians occur somewhere near the center, and that there is a less intensely used belt grading away from the central area. Most people are aware, too, of a rough sorting into districts in the CBDs of larger cities a group of department stores here, a cl…
A Comparative Study of Nine Central Business Districts
T pIHE Central Business D)istrict (CBD) of the American city is so familiar to the average citizen that he is likely to take it for granted. Under one name or another, it is thought of as an area of urban concentration that has been in existence since the beginning of the city and that will last as long as the city endures. But the CBD, as it is known today, is relatively modern, and its place in the city of tomorrow is a subject of wide debate. …
City and Region
Handbook on the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
Economic Geography and Clark University
Studies of the Central Business District and Urban Freeway Development
(1961). Studies of the Central Business District and Urban Freeway Development. Economic Geography: Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 186-187
The Core of the City
The City
Island Administration in the South West Pacific
The Economic Geography of a Micronesian Atoll
A s an incidental result of World War II the United States acquired a new island-strewn domain in the mid-Pacific. Sometimes popularly referred to as American Micronesia, the area coming under American control is now officially known as the United States Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. Though the general facts are known regarding the trade of the islands there have been heretofore no detailed studies of their economic geography. The purpo…
Movements of the Center of Coal Mining in the Appalachian Plateaus
RW AITHIN the Appalachian Bituminous Coal Region, producer of two-thirds of the nation's coal, the northern fields have been declining relative to fields farther south. This is not a new development. A southwestward shift of the center of gravity of mining began many decades ago, and it was still going on at the outbreak of World War II. The movement has had important social implications, both, to the more northern states of the region, which are…
Anthracite Region of Pennsylvania
I N EASTERN Pennsylvania the great geanticline formed by the f olding of the Appalachians plunges to the northeast and the surface formations become progressively younger. This explains the presence of the coal measures which elsewhere in the Folded Appalachians have been eroded away. It is the occurrence of an unusually valuable type of coal that furnishes the key to the geography of the Anthracite Region (Figure 1). Structurally the area is sim…
A Southern West Virginia Mining Community
] N SOUTHERN West Virginia, Tug Fork and its many tributaries have dissected the original surface of the Appalachian Plateau into an area of sharp divides which rise 800 to 1,000 feet above a welldeveloped stream system, markedly dendritic in pattern. Here thin and infertile soils, steep slopes, and consequent inaccessibility have long interfered with settlement and use of the land. It is on this virgin territory that the mining of bituminous coa…
Land Values in the Blue Grass and Nashville Basins
It HE upland quality of the general regional slope of the _._LAppalachian Plateaus is interrupted in Kentucky and Tennessee by lowlands of unusual size and importance. The Kentucky lowland is the Blue Grass country, famous for its rich limestone soils and its nutritious blue grass; the Nashville lowland or Central Basin is of equal importance, though it for some reason never gained such general renown' (Fig. 1). The implied assumption that these …
A Southern West Virginia Mining Community
] N SOUTHERN West Virginia, Tug Fork and its many tributaries have dissected the original surface of the Appalachian Plateau into an area of sharp divides which rise 800 to 1,000 feet above a welldeveloped stream system, markedly dendritic in pattern. Here thin and infertile soils, steep slopes, and consequent inaccessibility have long interfered with settlement and use of the land. It is on this virgin territory that the mining of bituminous coa…
Johnstown and York
Johnstown and York
Pennsylvania, A Regional Geography
Anthracite Region of Pennsylvania
I N EASTERN Pennsylvania the great geanticline formed by the f olding of the Appalachians plunges to the northeast and the surface formations become progressively younger. This explains the presence of the coal measures which elsewhere in the Folded Appalachians have been eroded away. It is the occurrence of an unusually valuable type of coal that furnishes the key to the geography of the Anthracite Region (Figure 1). Structurally the area is sim…
A New Production Map of the Appalachian Bituminous Coal Region
A New Production Map of the Appalachian Bituminous Coal Region
(1944). A New Production Map of the Appalachian Bituminous Coal Region. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 34, No. 3, pp. 164-172
Movements of the Center of Coal Mining in the Appalachian Plateaus
RW AITHIN the Appalachian Bituminous Coal Region, producer of two-thirds of the nation's coal, the northern fields have been declining relative to fields farther south. This is not a new development. A southwestward shift of the center of gravity of mining began many decades ago, and it was still going on at the outbreak of World War II. The movement has had important social implications, both, to the more northern states of the region, which are…
Wartime Changes in the Patterns of United States Coal Production
Wartime Changes in the Patterns of United States Coal Production
World Survey
Landownership on a Micronesian Atoll
T HE United States now finds itself governing some hundred or more island groups in Micronesia. For most of these the ownership of the land has never been shown on a map or described in a written record, nor are there any recorded laws governing landownership or inheritance. Yet we are pledged to govern these islands, and it is unlikely that the casual methods of the past can long suffice. All too rarely can the geographer feel that his work is o…
High" and "Low" Islands in the Eastern Carolines
The Economic Geography of a Micronesian Atoll
A s an incidental result of World War II the United States acquired a new island-strewn domain in the mid-Pacific. Sometimes popularly referred to as American Micronesia, the area coming under American control is now officially known as the United States Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. Though the general facts are known regarding the trade of the islands there have been heretofore no detailed studies of their economic geography. The purpo…
Majuro
Handbook on the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
Island Administration in the South West Pacific
The West European City
A Comparative Study of Nine Central Business Districts
T pIHE Central Business D)istrict (CBD) of the American city is so familiar to the average citizen that he is likely to take it for granted. Under one name or another, it is thought of as an area of urban concentration that has been in existence since the beginning of the city and that will last as long as the city endures. But the CBD, as it is known today, is relatively modern, and its place in the city of tomorrow is a subject of wide debate. …
Delimiting the CBD
Urban Behavior
Internal Structure of the CBD
I T is a matter of common observation that the Central Business District (CBD) of the American Citv is not a uniform area. Everyone knows that the tallest buildings and the greatest crowding of pedestrians occur somewhere near the center, and that there is a less intensely used belt grading away from the central area. Most people are aware, too, of a rough sorting into districts in the CBDs of larger cities a group of department stores here, a cl…
The City
The Core of the City
Geography (31 obras) · Economic geography (17 obras) · Archaeology (13 obras) · Urbanization and City Planning (12 obras) · Regional science (10 obras) · American Environmental and Regional History (8 obras) · Business (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Coal (6 obras) · Physical geography (6 obras)