M M Sweeting
Biographic Data
| ID | 1749313 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M M Sweeting |
| GIVEN NAMES | M M |
| FAMILY NAME | Sweeting |
| SIGNATURE | SWEETING M M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 34 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 34 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
James David Forbes - Pioneer Scottish Glaciologist
The Problem of Palaeokarst in Tibet
This paper discusses the occurrence ofkarst in certain areas of north and south Tibet. Many Chinese geomorphologists consider that the karst landforms in Tibet are a relict palaeokarst, formed in a humid tropical climate when the area was at a considerably lower altitude. This first study of the landforms, of the cave speleothems and of the cave sediments suggests that they are the result of formation under the present conditions of a high-mounta…
Limestones and Caves
Karst Hydrology. Concepts from the Mammoth Cave Area
Karst and Man: Proceedings of the International Symposium on Human Influence in Karst, 11-14 September 1987, Postojna, Yugoslavia
Palaeokarst
Limestone Geomorphology
Karst Geomorphology
Endangered Coastlines of Geomorphological Importance: Discussion
Hydrological Implications from 14 C Profiling of UK Tufa
Tufa is a superficial, secondary deposit of calcium carbonate which accumulates on precipitation from emergent spring waters. It occurs as discrete, localized masses in regions of calcareous country rock. In the United Kingdom, deposits vary widely in structure and thickness but little is known of the rate of deposition. Some deposits contain laminae assumed to represent annual growth increments and which should contain a 14 C and stable isotope …
The Geomorphology of Mulu: An Introduction
The Karst of Kweilin, Southern China
Le Modele des Gres: Problèmes Généraux
Some Aspects of Karst Hydrology
Karst
Caves of the Ingleborough Area, Yorkshire
The University of Edinburgh British Honduras-Yucatan Expedition
Although published scientific work on the areas covered by this expedition (Figure i) is extremely limited, there are a number of general descriptions sufficient to give an adequate background (Corzo, 1950; Romney, 1959; Thorpe and Stoddart, 1962; Crosbie and Furley, 1966). The only large-scale report of conditions in British Honduras is that of Romney, whilst the States of Yucatan, Campeche and the territory of Quintana Roo in Mexico, and Peten …
Studien Zum Grundwasserchemismus des Nordwestlichen Bodenseeraumes
Denudation in Limestone Regions: A Symposium: Discussion
Some Factors in the Absolute Denudation of Limestone Terrains
Bogli, A.: Probleme der Karrenbildung. ? Geographica Helvetica, H. 3, 1951. ?: Der Chemismus der Losungsprozesse im Karst. ? Re port of the Commission in Karst Phenomena, IGU, New York, 1956. ?: Karsthydrographische Untersuchungen im Muotatal. ? Regio Basiliensis, Basel 1960. ?: Kalklosung und Karrenbildung. ? Zeitschrift fiir Geo morphologie, Suppl. Bd. 2: Karstmorphologie, 1960 ?: Das Holloch im Muotatal. ? Leben und Umwelt H. 19, 1963. ?: Beit…
Limestone Ranges of the Fitzroy Basin, Western Australia: A Tropical Semi-Arid Karst
Three Caribbean Atolls: Turneffe Islands, Lighthouse Reef and Glover's Reef, British Honduras
Cambridge Expedition to British Honduras: Discussion
The Characteristics and Development of the Limestone Regions in the British Isles with Special Reference to England and Wales
Karst and Caves in the Caucasus
Hydrological Implications from 14 C Profiling of UK Tufa
Tufa is a superficial, secondary deposit of calcium carbonate which accumulates on precipitation from emergent spring waters. It occurs as discrete, localized masses in regions of calcareous country rock. In the United Kingdom, deposits vary widely in structure and thickness but little is known of the rate of deposition. Some deposits contain laminae assumed to represent annual growth increments and which should contain a 14 C and stable isotope …
The Karstlands of Jamaica
fTlHE rough and uneven surface of the country . . . renders it quite impassable; X high peaks, steep hills, ravines, gullies, sink holes, etc. present so many obstacles that this portion of the parish has well earned the appellation of 'terra incognita'.1 # This is part of Sawkins' description in 1869 of the cockpit districts of Jamaica (pp. 195-6), some of the most striking areas of tropical karstf landscape to be seen anywhere in the world. Thi…
Limestone Geomorphology
James David Forbes - Pioneer Scottish Glaciologist
Erosion Cycles and Limestone Caverns in the Ingleborough District
The ingleborough district has long been famous for its broad limestone plateaux, its deeply cut dales and its swallow holes and caves. The aim of this paper is to discuss the origin of these relief features and to show that a number of pre-Glacial erosion stages can be recognized in the denudation of the area. The district considered forms the south-west edge of the North Pennine highland massif, overlooking the Craven Lowlands, and is dominated …
Karst Hydrology. Concepts from the Mammoth Cave Area
The Geomorphology of Mulu: An Introduction
Karst
Limestone Ranges of the Fitzroy Basin, Western Australia: A Tropical Semi-Arid Karst
Les methodes de la Morphologie
Erosion Cycles and Limestone Caverns in the Ingleborough District
The ingleborough district has long been famous for its broad limestone plateaux, its deeply cut dales and its swallow holes and caves. The aim of this paper is to discuss the origin of these relief features and to show that a number of pre-Glacial erosion stages can be recognized in the denudation of the area. The district considered forms the south-west edge of the North Pennine highland massif, overlooking the Craven Lowlands, and is dominated …
The Physique of Wales: Discussion
Les methodes de la Morphologie
The Karstlands of Jamaica
fTlHE rough and uneven surface of the country . . . renders it quite impassable; X high peaks, steep hills, ravines, gullies, sink holes, etc. present so many obstacles that this portion of the parish has well earned the appellation of 'terra incognita'.1 # This is part of Sawkins' description in 1869 of the cockpit districts of Jamaica (pp. 195-6), some of the most striking areas of tropical karstf landscape to be seen anywhere in the world. Thi…
The Karstlands of Jamaica: Cockpits or Rounded Hills
The Physiography of Victoria: An Introduction to Geomorphology
The Geomorphology of Brecknock
Some Observations on By-Passed Swallow-Holes in the Meuse and Lesse Valleys
Karst and Caves in the Caucasus
Initiation aux Travaux Pratiques de Geographie
Cambridge Expedition to British Honduras: Discussion
The Characteristics and Development of the Limestone Regions in the British Isles with Special Reference to England and Wales
Three Caribbean Atolls: Turneffe Islands, Lighthouse Reef and Glover's Reef, British Honduras
Some Factors in the Absolute Denudation of Limestone Terrains
Bogli, A.: Probleme der Karrenbildung. ? Geographica Helvetica, H. 3, 1951. ?: Der Chemismus der Losungsprozesse im Karst. ? Re port of the Commission in Karst Phenomena, IGU, New York, 1956. ?: Karsthydrographische Untersuchungen im Muotatal. ? Regio Basiliensis, Basel 1960. ?: Kalklosung und Karrenbildung. ? Zeitschrift fiir Geo morphologie, Suppl. Bd. 2: Karstmorphologie, 1960 ?: Das Holloch im Muotatal. ? Leben und Umwelt H. 19, 1963. ?: Beit…
Limestone Ranges of the Fitzroy Basin, Western Australia: A Tropical Semi-Arid Karst
Denudation in Limestone Regions: A Symposium: Discussion
Studien Zum Grundwasserchemismus des Nordwestlichen Bodenseeraumes
The University of Edinburgh British Honduras-Yucatan Expedition
Although published scientific work on the areas covered by this expedition (Figure i) is extremely limited, there are a number of general descriptions sufficient to give an adequate background (Corzo, 1950; Romney, 1959; Thorpe and Stoddart, 1962; Crosbie and Furley, 1966). The only large-scale report of conditions in British Honduras is that of Romney, whilst the States of Yucatan, Campeche and the territory of Quintana Roo in Mexico, and Peten …
Caves of the Ingleborough Area, Yorkshire
Karst
Some Aspects of Karst Hydrology
Le Modele des Gres: Problèmes Généraux
The Karst of Kweilin, Southern China
Hydrological Implications from 14 C Profiling of UK Tufa
Tufa is a superficial, secondary deposit of calcium carbonate which accumulates on precipitation from emergent spring waters. It occurs as discrete, localized masses in regions of calcareous country rock. In the United Kingdom, deposits vary widely in structure and thickness but little is known of the rate of deposition. Some deposits contain laminae assumed to represent annual growth increments and which should contain a 14 C and stable isotope …
The Geomorphology of Mulu: An Introduction
Geography (25 works) · Geology (24 works) · Geology (23 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · Geomorphology (9 works) · Karst (9 works) · Karst Systems and Hydrogeology (9 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (8 works) · Physical geography (8 works) · Paleontology (7 works)