Vaughan Cornish
Biographic Data
| ID | 955868 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vaughan Cornish |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vaughan |
| FAMILY NAME | Cornish |
| SIGNATURE | CORNISH V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Owens Community College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 68 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 68 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1897 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Geographical Essays
The Beauties of Scenery
Historic Thorn Trees in the British Isles
The Scenery of Sidmouth; Its Natural Beauty and Historic Interest
Borderlands of Language in Europe, and Their Relation to the Historic Frontier of Christendom
The Preservation of Our Scenery
Scenery and the Sense of Sight
Progress of Geography in the Field and in the Study during the Reign of His Majesty King George the Fifth
The Movement of Desert Sand
Apparent Magnitude in Natural Scenery
The Cliff Scenery of England and the Preservation of Its Amenities
THE view of the sea from the beach is an unfailing harmony of tone and colour for the water responds instantaneously to the changes in the sky. Ascend the cliff and to these charms is added the inspiring impression of immensity. In this effect two causes cooperate. With the increased elevation of the eye more of the watery plain comes into view, a narrow band indeed but bringing that softness of tone which suggests great distance, an effect which…
Wave Studies
Ocean Waves, and Kindred Geophysical Phenomena
The Æsthetic Principles of Town and Country Planning
The Scenery of England
The Æsthetic Motif
National Parks and the Heritage of Scenery
Harmonies of Tone and Colour in Scenery Determined by Light and Atmosphere
The Grouping of Forms in Natural Scenery
Read in abstract at the Oxford Meeting of the British Association (1926) in Section E {Geography). 1. T TARMONY and Disharmony in Nature.?Men of science have 1 1 studied the structural forms of Natural Scenery in detail but have given relatively little attention to their apparent grouping, upon which the beauty of Landscape largely depends.* Neither can we learn the condition of harmonious grouping in Natural Landscape from the landscape painters…
Harmonies of Tone and Colour in Scenery Determined by Light and Atmosphere
Strategical Atlas of the Oceans
Apparent Magnitude in Natural Scenery, and Its Determining Causes
The Capital City
The Great Capitals
Strategic Geography of the British Empire
The Book of Duarte Barbosa
National Parks and the Heritage of Scenery
The Beauties of Scenery
On Sea-Beaches and Sandbanks
The Preservation of Our Scenery
The Jamaica Earthquake (1907)
On Desert Sand-Dunes Bordering the Nile Delta
The Great Capitals
The Panama Canal in 1908
Historic Thorn Trees in the British Isles
Scenery and the Sense of Sight
Apparent Magnitude in Natural Scenery
The Cliff Scenery of England and the Preservation of Its Amenities
THE view of the sea from the beach is an unfailing harmony of tone and colour for the water responds instantaneously to the changes in the sky. Ascend the cliff and to these charms is added the inspiring impression of immensity. In this effect two causes cooperate. With the increased elevation of the eye more of the watery plain comes into view, a narrow band indeed but bringing that softness of tone which suggests great distance, an effect which…
The Scenery of England
The Æsthetic Motif
The Capital City
A Geography of Imperial Defence
Naval and Military Geography of the British Empire
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Notes on the Historical and Physical Geography of the Theatres of War
The Panama Canal in 1908
The Panama Canal and Its Makers
Progressive Waves in Rivers
Cinematographing the Severn Bore
On Sand-Waves in Tidal Currents
On Desert Sand-Dunes Bordering the Nile Delta
The Teaching of Geography in Relation to History
On Sea-Beaches and Sandbanks
Sand-Dunes
On Sea-Beaches and Sandbanks (Continued)
NoTE.-The accompanying map is made from compass bearings, and distances measured by the time of marching.Kambwire's, near the Loangwa river, was taken as a fixed point from which to commence the surveys
On the Sub-Oceanic Physical Features off the Coast of Western Europe, Including France, Spain, and Portugal
The Plan of the Earth and Its Causes
On Desert Sand-Dunes Bordering the Nile Delta
On Desert Sand-Dunes Bordering the Nile Delta
On Sand-Waves in Tidal Currents
On Snow-Waves and Snow-Drifts in Canada, with Notes on the "Snow-Mushrooms" of the Selkirk Mountains
Cinematographing the Severn Bore
II. Obituary Notices
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Evolution of Sands
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Dr. Sven Hedin's Observations on Sand-Dunes
On the Dimensions of Deep-Sea Waves, and Their Relation to Meteorological and Geographical Conditions
Travel and Exploration in the Southern Japanese Alps
Progressive Waves in Rivers
Experiments on the Transporting Power of Sea Currents
The Jamaica Earthquake (1907)
On the Observation of Desert Sand-Dunes
The Jamaica Earthquake (1907)
The Scenery of Cuba, Hispaniola (Haiti), and Jamaica
The Panama Canal in 1908
The Panama Canal in 1908
Health on the Isthmus of Panama
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