J Brian Bird
Biographic Data
| ID | 3606485 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Brian Bird |
| GIVEN NAMES | J Brian |
| FAMILY NAME | Bird |
| SIGNATURE | BIRD J B |
| AFFILIATIONS | McGill University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Trevor Lloyd (1906-1995)
Trevor Lloyd died in Ottawa on 6 February 1995, at the age of 88. For more than half a century he had been one of Canada's foremost geographers. He had gained an international reputation for his social science studies of the circumpolar world and particularly for his contributions in northern economic and political geography. Henry Trevor Lloyd was born in London, England on 4 May 1906. His Quaker parents had come from Wales, and as a young boy h…
Recent Developments in Canadian Geomorphology1
Le Périglaciaire par L'image__ Illustrated Glossary of Periglacial Phenomena, by Louis-Edmond Hamelin and Frank A. Cook
The History and Description of Sydney Harbour
Space Photography and Its Geographical Applications
On the Unity of the Circumpolar Lands
The Scenery of Central and Southern Arctic Canada
Il y a une quinzaine D'annees la cartographic et la géographie physique des régions arctiques du Canada n'en étaient qu'à leurs débuts. L'exploration scientifique, facilitée par L'avènement de L'avion et par la participation accrue des autorités gouvernementales a produit depuis des résultats notables dans plus D'un domaine. L'étude scientifique des formes du terrain en autres, a été L'objet D'importantes recherches. Il est maintenant possible gr…
Recent economic developments in northern Quebec and Labrador
About half a million square miles of Labrador and Quebec lie in the Arctic and sub-Arctic north of the closed-crown, boreal forest. Although the boundary between the unbroken coniferous forest and the open lichen woodlands has only recently been denned accurately, it has been known for many years to correspond roughly to the 51° 30′ N. parallel except for a northern extension in the east to Lake Melville. This forest zonal division also marked ap…
The Geography of the Port of London
The Geography of the Port of London
Ayorama, by Raymond de Coccola and Paul King with illustrations by James Houston
Postglacial Emergence of the Land Around Bathurst Inlet, Northwest Territories 1
Settlement Patterns in Maritime Canada: 1687-1786
Southampton Island. (Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Canada: (Geographical Branch, Memoir 1)
An Introduction to the Geography of the Canadian Arctic. 1951
Settlement Patterns in Maritime Canada: 1687-1786
Recent Developments in Canadian Geomorphology1
The History and Description of Sydney Harbour
Space Photography and Its Geographical Applications
Recent economic developments in northern Quebec and Labrador
About half a million square miles of Labrador and Quebec lie in the Arctic and sub-Arctic north of the closed-crown, boreal forest. Although the boundary between the unbroken coniferous forest and the open lichen woodlands has only recently been denned accurately, it has been known for many years to correspond roughly to the 51° 30′ N. parallel except for a northern extension in the east to Lake Melville. This forest zonal division also marked ap…
The Geography of the Port of London
An Introduction to the Geography of the Canadian Arctic. 1951
Southampton Island. (Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Canada: (Geographical Branch, Memoir 1)
Ayorama, by Raymond de Coccola and Paul King with illustrations by James Houston
Postglacial Emergence of the Land Around Bathurst Inlet, Northwest Territories 1
Settlement Patterns in Maritime Canada: 1687-1786
The Geography of the Port of London
The Geography of the Port of London
Recent economic developments in northern Quebec and Labrador
About half a million square miles of Labrador and Quebec lie in the Arctic and sub-Arctic north of the closed-crown, boreal forest. Although the boundary between the unbroken coniferous forest and the open lichen woodlands has only recently been denned accurately, it has been known for many years to correspond roughly to the 51° 30′ N. parallel except for a northern extension in the east to Lake Melville. This forest zonal division also marked ap…
The Scenery of Central and Southern Arctic Canada
Il y a une quinzaine D'annees la cartographic et la géographie physique des régions arctiques du Canada n'en étaient qu'à leurs débuts. L'exploration scientifique, facilitée par L'avènement de L'avion et par la participation accrue des autorités gouvernementales a produit depuis des résultats notables dans plus D'un domaine. L'étude scientifique des formes du terrain en autres, a été L'objet D'importantes recherches. Il est maintenant possible gr…
On the Unity of the Circumpolar Lands
Space Photography and Its Geographical Applications
The History and Description of Sydney Harbour
Le Périglaciaire par L'image__ Illustrated Glossary of Periglacial Phenomena, by Louis-Edmond Hamelin and Frank A. Cook
Recent Developments in Canadian Geomorphology1
Trevor Lloyd (1906-1995)
Trevor Lloyd died in Ottawa on 6 February 1995, at the age of 88. For more than half a century he had been one of Canada's foremost geographers. He had gained an international reputation for his social science studies of the circumpolar world and particularly for his contributions in northern economic and political geography. Henry Trevor Lloyd was born in London, England on 4 May 1906. His Quaker parents had come from Wales, and as a young boy h…
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