Glenn T Trewartha
Biographic Data
| ID | 3628080 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Glenn T Trewartha |
| GIVEN NAMES | Glenn T |
| FAMILY NAME | Trewartha |
| SIGNATURE | TREWARTHA G T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 73 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 82 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 73 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1926 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Bimodal Warm Season Precipitation Profile of the Upper Middle West
An unusual climatic feature of interior Anglo-America, and more specifically the Upper Middle West, is the bimodal character of its average annual rainfall profile during the warm season. One peak commonly is in June and a second one in September; July and August show some waning. The proportion of precipitation gauging stations with this bimodal warm-season maximum has declined in recent years, although the general pattern of bimodality persists
Geography at Wisconsin
The Less Developed Realm: A Geography of Its Population
The Less Developed Realm: A Geography of Its Population
A Geography of Population: World Patterns
A Geography of Population. World Patterns
A Geography of Population: World Patterns
A Geography of Population. World Patterns
The Earth's Problem Climates
Population
The Earth's Problem Climates
The Population of Japan
Climate as related to the Jet Stream in the Orient
20. Pelzer, K. J.: Agriculture in the Humid Tropics, Yale University, New Haven, Comm., USA. Ninth Pacific Science Congress, 1957, Bangkok/Thailand. 21. Pendleton, R. L.: Soils of Thailand. Soil Technology Advisor, Ministry of Agriculture, Thailand. Ninth Pacific Science Congress, 1957, Bangkok/Thailand. 22. Prasiddhi Phumxusri: Tea in Thailand. Me-Malai Farm, Chiengmai, Thailand. Ninth Pacific Science Congress, 1957, Bangkok/Thailand. 23. Rue de…
Elements of Geography, Physical and Cultural
Elements of Geography Physical and Cultural , Elements of Geography Physical and Cultural , مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و اطلاع رسانی کشاورزی
Geographie de la Population
New Population Maps of Uganda, Kenya, Nyasaland, and Gold Coast
IN 1954 I collaborated in the publication of a study on the population geography of humid tropical Africa' in which distribution of native people was represented on a smallscale dot map and a choropleth map. The data used in the construction of these maps were the latest available in early 1953. Because of the very small scale at which the two population maps of tropical Africa were reproduced, they were capable of exhibiting only the broader out…
New Maps of China's Population
W A rHEN the Statistical Bureau of the People's Republic of China announced in November, 1954, that its June 30, 1953, census showed mainland China to have a total population of not much less than 600 million,' the new figure came a surprise to students of the Far East. Recent estimates of China's population by demographic experts both in the West and in China had indicated a growing feeling that most of the official published figures, which usua…
World Atlas of Population Distribution: Distribution of the Population of the World about the Year 1950
Population Distribution and Change in Korea 1925-1949
The Population Geography of Belgian Africa
(1954). The Population Geography of Belgian Africa. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 163-193
Population Patterns in Tropical Africa
(1954). Population Patterns in Tropical Africa. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 135-162
The Population Geography of Belgian Africa
Population Patterns in Tropical Africa
Japan's Natural Resources
A Case for Population Geography
Types of Rural Settlement in Colonial America
The Earth's Problem Climates
The Earth's Problem Climates
Recent Thought on the Problem of White Acclimatization in the Wet Tropics
5W < ITHIN the past few years there has been a renascence of interest in the problem of white acclimatization and colonization in the wet tropics. One reason for renewed interest is the close relationship of acclimatization to world food supply in the face of increasing population. Fear that the time is not far distant when the arable lands of the intermediate zones will be unable to support the rapidly increasing white populations of the earth, …
Population Distribution and Change in Korea 1925-1949
Geography at Wisconsin
The Less Developed Realm: A Geography of Its Population
A Geography of Population. World Patterns
New Maps of China's Population
W A rHEN the Statistical Bureau of the People's Republic of China announced in November, 1954, that its June 30, 1953, census showed mainland China to have a total population of not much less than 600 million,' the new figure came a surprise to students of the Far East. Recent estimates of China's population by demographic experts both in the West and in China had indicated a growing feeling that most of the official published figures, which usua…
Land Reform and Land Reclamation in Japan
An Introduction to Weather and Climate
Notes on a Physiographic Diagram of Japan
C OMPLEXITY and fineness of pattern are the keynote of the surface configuration of Japan. Even within small areas there is often the greatest diversity in earth materials, their structures, and the land forms resulting. Lofty folded ranges forming the axis of the archipelago have been altered by block movements so that faulted and folded forms are intermingled. Peneplain remnants at relatively high altitudes are widespread throughout the country…
The Suwa Basin: A Specialized Sericulture District in the Japanese Alps
The Bimodal Warm Season Precipitation Profile of the Upper Middle West
An unusual climatic feature of interior Anglo-America, and more specifically the Upper Middle West, is the bimodal character of its average annual rainfall profile during the warm season. One peak commonly is in June and a second one in September; July and August show some waning. The proportion of precipitation gauging stations with this bimodal warm-season maximum has declined in recent years, although the general pattern of bimodality persists
Elements of Geography, Physical and Cultural
Elements of Geography Physical and Cultural , Elements of Geography Physical and Cultural , مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و اطلاع رسانی کشاورزی
Regionalism in Factory Industry in India-Pakistan
Field Observations on the Canton Delta of South China
Japanese Cities Distribution and Morphology
Land Utilization Maps of Manchuria
The heart of Manchuria thus defined is an alluvial plain whose flat surface has a total spread of more than I20,000 square miles. On the east, north, and west, highlands enclose the sediment-filled basin, these barriers drawing close together on the south so that the 300-mile breadth of plain in the latitude of Harbin is reduced to 75 miles where it fronts on the Gulf of Liaotung. In its climate Manchuria bears most of the earmarks of middlelatit…
The Green County, Wisconsin, Foreign Cheese Industry
Recent Thought on the Problem of White Acclimatization in the Wet Tropics
5W < ITHIN the past few years there has been a renascence of interest in the problem of white acclimatization and colonization in the wet tropics. One reason for renewed interest is the close relationship of acclimatization to world food supply in the face of increasing population. Fear that the time is not far distant when the arable lands of the intermediate zones will be unable to support the rapidly increasing white populations of the earth, …
The Green County, Wisconsin, Foreign Cheese Industry
A Geographic Study in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
Additional informationNotes on contributorsGlenn T. Trewartha John Simon Guggenheim Fellow for Geographic Research in the Far East, 1926–1927. The present monograph is a report on one of a series of field studies in the Orient resulting from this fellowship
A Geographic Study in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
Additional informationNotes on contributorsGlenn T. TrewarthaJohn Simon Guggenheim Fellow for Geographic Research in the Far East, 1926–1927. The present monograph is a report on one of a series of field studies in the Orient resulting from this fellowship
The Iwaki Basin: Reconnaissance Field Study of a Specialized Apple District in Northern Honshiu, Japan
The Iwaki Basin: Reconnaissance Field Study of a Specialized Apple District in Northern Honshiu, Japan
The Iwaki Basin in far northwestern Honshiu is not without fame in Japan, for within its borders are grown 50?So of the nation's apple crop. Except for its extraordinary specialization in fruit, the basin is a representative sample of much of the Japan Sea littoral of Honshiu north of 380; a rustic and provincial district, well removed from the great urban centers of Japanese culture and industry; a region whose citizens speak a dialect not well …
Land Utilization Maps of Manchuria
The heart of Manchuria thus defined is an alluvial plain whose flat surface has a total spread of more than I20,000 square miles. On the east, north, and west, highlands enclose the sediment-filled basin, these barriers drawing close together on the south so that the 300-mile breadth of plain in the latitude of Harbin is reduced to 75 miles where it fronts on the Gulf of Liaotung. In its climate Manchuria bears most of the earmarks of middlelatit…
The Suwa Basin: A Specialized Sericulture District in the Japanese Alps
The Soil Map of Asia
The Prairie du Chien Terrace: Geography of a Confluence Site
The Prairie du Chien Terrace: Geography of a Confluence Site
Notes on a Physiographic Diagram of Japan
C OMPLEXITY and fineness of pattern are the keynote of the surface configuration of Japan. Even within small areas there is often the greatest diversity in earth materials, their structures, and the land forms resulting. Lofty folded ranges forming the axis of the archipelago have been altered by block movements so that faulted and folded forms are intermingled. Peneplain remnants at relatively high altitudes are widespread throughout the country…
Japan Seen through Its Ports
Japanese Cities Distribution and Morphology
Elements of Geography
Whither Geography? A Review of Some Recent Geographical Texts
Elements of Geography
French Settlement in the Driftless Hill Land
French Settlement in the Driftless Hill Land
The region here designated as the Driftless Cuestaform Hill Land refers to that part of the inner basin of the Upper Mississippi unmantled by recent till sheets, where the local relief usually exceeds 250 feet. It is not identical with the well known Driftless Area although, in general, that region forms its innermost and roughest part. Relatively inconspicuous deposits of ancient glaciers cover extensive areas in its western and northern parts (…
An Introduction to Weather and Climate
An Introduction to Weather and Climate
Weather and Climate
Ratio Maps of China's Farms and Crops
C HINA is one unit of the larger monsoon realm of southeastern Asia where about one-half of the earth's population live according to the simple standards of an ancient Oriental civilization, where agriculture is dominant and peasant farm families make up a large proportion of the total population. Of China's 450,000,000 people, 73 per cent earn their living directly from the soil. In Figure I, which shows the ratio of farm households to total hou…
Field Observations on the Canton Delta of South China
A Second Epoch of Destructive Occupance in the Driftless Hill Land
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