Phillip Law
Biographic Data
| ID | 3753866 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Phillip Law |
| GIVEN NAMES | Phillip |
| FAMILY NAME | Law |
| SIGNATURE | LAW P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian Antarctic Division |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Future Policy for the Antarctic
Before suggesting a realistic scientific, commercial and political future policy for the Antarctic continent, the author reviews various eras of past Antarctic activity. These were the Trading Era, followed by the Imperialistic Era and the Scientific Era, the advent of the IGY and SCAR, and the Antarctic Treaty. Full attention is given to the commercial resources of the Antarctic and their exploitation, which leads logically to the options availa…
Obituary
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Movement of the Amery Ice Shelf
The Lambert Glacier system, one of the largest in Antarctica, drains from Princess Elizabeth Land into Prydz Bay, terminating in the Amery Ice Shelf, in about long 70° to 75° E
Geography in the Antarctic
Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions, 1961–63
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New Anare Landings in Australian Antarctic Territory 1960
Iceberg accumulations as coastal features in Antarctica
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The edge of the Antarctic continental shelf
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Australian Coastal Explorations in Antarctica, 1959
The Antarctic Voyage of M. V. Thala Dan, 1958
Australian Coastal Exploration in Antarctica
carry out exploration along the coast of Australian Antarctic Territory, particularly in Wilkes Land. The expedition was equipped with a Beaver aircraft, operated by a Flight of the Royal Australian Air Force commanded by Squadron Leader Douglas Leckie, A.F.C., and the ship was fitted with a Kelvin Hughes echo sounder capable of recording depths to approximately 2000 metres. Wilkes Land stretches from approximately the eastern edge of the Shackle…
Arctic and Antarctic: A Prospect of the Polar Regions
Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition buildings in Antarctica
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Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition, 1955
The Australian Antarctic Expedition to Mac-Robertson Land, 1954
Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition, 1950–51
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Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition, 1948–50
In a recent issue of the Polar Record an account was given of the establishment by the Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition of research stations at Heard Island and Macquarie Island. These stations have now been in continuous operation for nearly three years, and the purpose of the following account is to summarize the progress made during this period
Movement of the Amery Ice Shelf
The Lambert Glacier system, one of the largest in Antarctica, drains from Princess Elizabeth Land into Prydz Bay, terminating in the Amery Ice Shelf, in about long 70° to 75° E
New Anare Landings in Australian Antarctic Territory 1960
Australian Coastal Explorations in Antarctica, 1959
Australian Coastal Exploration in Antarctica
carry out exploration along the coast of Australian Antarctic Territory, particularly in Wilkes Land. The expedition was equipped with a Beaver aircraft, operated by a Flight of the Royal Australian Air Force commanded by Squadron Leader Douglas Leckie, A.F.C., and the ship was fitted with a Kelvin Hughes echo sounder capable of recording depths to approximately 2000 metres. Wilkes Land stretches from approximately the eastern edge of the Shackle…
Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition, 1955
The Australian Antarctic Expedition to Mac-Robertson Land, 1954
Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition, 1948–50
In a recent issue of the Polar Record an account was given of the establishment by the Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition of research stations at Heard Island and Macquarie Island. These stations have now been in continuous operation for nearly three years, and the purpose of the following account is to summarize the progress made during this period
Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition, 1950–51
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The Australian Antarctic Expedition to Mac-Robertson Land, 1954
Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition, 1955
Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition buildings in Antarctica
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Australian Coastal Exploration in Antarctica
carry out exploration along the coast of Australian Antarctic Territory, particularly in Wilkes Land. The expedition was equipped with a Beaver aircraft, operated by a Flight of the Royal Australian Air Force commanded by Squadron Leader Douglas Leckie, A.F.C., and the ship was fitted with a Kelvin Hughes echo sounder capable of recording depths to approximately 2000 metres. Wilkes Land stretches from approximately the eastern edge of the Shackle…
Arctic and Antarctic: A Prospect of the Polar Regions
The Antarctic Voyage of M. V. Thala Dan, 1958
Iceberg accumulations as coastal features in Antarctica
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The edge of the Antarctic continental shelf
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Australian Coastal Explorations in Antarctica, 1959
New Anare Landings in Australian Antarctic Territory 1960
Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions, 1961–63
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Movement of the Amery Ice Shelf
The Lambert Glacier system, one of the largest in Antarctica, drains from Princess Elizabeth Land into Prydz Bay, terminating in the Amery Ice Shelf, in about long 70° to 75° E
Geography in the Antarctic
Obituary
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A Future Policy for the Antarctic
Before suggesting a realistic scientific, commercial and political future policy for the Antarctic continent, the author reviews various eras of past Antarctic activity. These were the Trading Era, followed by the Imperialistic Era and the Scientific Era, the advent of the IGY and SCAR, and the Antarctic Treaty. Full attention is given to the commercial resources of the Antarctic and their exploitation, which leads logically to the options availa…
Geology (16 works) · Geology (15 works) · Oceanography (15 works) · Oceanography (14 works) · Polar Research and Ecology (14 works) · Geography (13 works) · Physical geography (9 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (5 works) · Australian Indigenous Culture and History (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works)