Lauge Koch
Biographic Data
| ID | 3608256 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lauge Koch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lauge |
| FAMILY NAME | Koch |
| SIGNATURE | KOCH L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1919 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Two Summer Expeditions to Northeast Greenland
Northern Greenland
Arctic Geology
VI Flyver over Isbjornens Land
The Cartography of Northern Greenland
The Danish Three-Year Expedition to King Christian X Land
IN 193I a plan was laid for a three-year investigation of central East Greenland, now known as King Christian X Land.' The expedition was organized with three main objects in view: the mapping of the area between latitudes 70? and 77? N., geological fieldwork for the purpose of elucidating many regional problems of broad interest, and an inquiry into the ability of the region to support an Eskimo population. The work of the expedition falls into …
The British Arctic Air Route Expedition
Cambridge East Greenland Expedition, 1929
Contributions to the Glaciology of North Greenland
Au Nord du Groenland
North and East Greenland
Two Recent Journeys on the Coast of Eastern Greenland
Two Recent Journeys on the Coast of Eastern Greenland
Ice Cap and Sea Ice in North Greenland
T ^HE Bicentenary Expedition to Northern Greenland had for its main objective investigation and survey in Peary Land, the most inaccessible part of Greenland.' It was proposed to make the outward journey along the coast and the return, late in summer when travel on the sea ice was impossible, over the inland ice. It was further planned to ascend the ice cap from the head of Independence Fjord and for mapping purposes to travel as near the coast a…
The Question of Peary Channel
North of Greenland
Preliminary Report on the Results of the Danish Bicentenary Expedition to North Greenland
IN 1906-08 the Danmark Ekspedition under the leadership of the Iate L. Mylius Erichsen explored north-east Greenland, and the surveyor of the expedition, Col. J. P. Koch, of the Royal Danish Army, was able to fill in the blank spaces with his excellent maps covering the area from 770 N. lat. to Peary's cairn on Cape Bridgman in 830 30' N. lat. Thus the whole east coast of Greenland had been surveyed by Danish explorers. On the west coast the Dani…
Ethnographical Observations from the Southern Coast of Washington Land
Scientific Results of the Second Thule Expedition to Northern Greenland, 1916-1918
Scientific Results of the Second Thule Expedition to Northern Greenland, 1916-1918
Ethnographical Observations from the Southern Coast of Washington Land
Preliminary Report on the Results of the Danish Bicentenary Expedition to North Greenland
IN 1906-08 the Danmark Ekspedition under the leadership of the Iate L. Mylius Erichsen explored north-east Greenland, and the surveyor of the expedition, Col. J. P. Koch, of the Royal Danish Army, was able to fill in the blank spaces with his excellent maps covering the area from 770 N. lat. to Peary's cairn on Cape Bridgman in 830 30' N. lat. Thus the whole east coast of Greenland had been surveyed by Danish explorers. On the west coast the Dani…
North of Greenland
The Question of Peary Channel
Ice Cap and Sea Ice in North Greenland
T ^HE Bicentenary Expedition to Northern Greenland had for its main objective investigation and survey in Peary Land, the most inaccessible part of Greenland.' It was proposed to make the outward journey along the coast and the return, late in summer when travel on the sea ice was impossible, over the inland ice. It was further planned to ascend the ice cap from the head of Independence Fjord and for mapping purposes to travel as near the coast a…
Two Recent Journeys on the Coast of Eastern Greenland
Two Recent Journeys on the Coast of Eastern Greenland
Contributions to the Glaciology of North Greenland
Au Nord du Groenland
North and East Greenland
Cambridge East Greenland Expedition, 1929
The British Arctic Air Route Expedition
The Cartography of Northern Greenland
The Danish Three-Year Expedition to King Christian X Land
IN 193I a plan was laid for a three-year investigation of central East Greenland, now known as King Christian X Land.' The expedition was organized with three main objects in view: the mapping of the area between latitudes 70? and 77? N., geological fieldwork for the purpose of elucidating many regional problems of broad interest, and an inquiry into the ability of the region to support an Eskimo population. The work of the expedition falls into …
Arctic Geology
VI Flyver over Isbjornens Land
Northern Greenland
Two Summer Expeditions to Northeast Greenland
Geography (17 works) · Physical geography (14 works) · Geology (11 works) · Geology (11 works) · Oceanography (9 works) · Oceanography (9 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Geological Studies and Exploration (6 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (5 works) · Polar Research and Ecology (5 works)