Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith

• Keith Richard Greenaway

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2012

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  Keith Richard Greenaway , who died on 21 May 2010, aged 94, established himself early in his career as the pre-eminent authority in north America on Arctic air navigation. He was only a flight lieutenant, RCAF, with 11 years service when he published his Arctic air navigation (1951), which immediately became the standard textbook in its field. The book deals with all aspects of air navigation, bringing information scattered in various publication…

• Obituaries

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2008

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  Sir Wally Herbert , (Fig. 1), who died on 12 June 2007, aged 72, was a polar traveller of renown: a romantic adventurer in the British tradition who had the misfortune to be born 50 years too late. Sadly, his hard won achievements brought him only transitory fame

• German Antarctic Expedition, 1873–74

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2005

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  In late February/early March 1874, the members of Eduard Dallman's German ‘Grönland’ Expedition erected a commemorative plaque at Potter Cover, King George Island, South Shetland Islands. This historic monument was previously noted by a four-man party in 1949

• Derek John Hatherill Searle (1928–2003)

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2004

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• Obituary

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2003

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  André Roch , the great Swiss mountaineer, Alpine guide, and ski instructor, died in Geneva on 19 November 2002, aged 96

• Obituary

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2003

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  Walter George Richards , who died in Stanley, Falkland Islands, in October 2002 aged 73, served as a ‘handyman’ with the Falklands Islands Dependencies Survey from 1948 to 1950. He was long known by his nickname ‘Bill.’

• Obituary

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2003

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  James Edward Butler Futtit Farrington , known to friends and expedition colleagues by his nickname ‘Fram,’ died at Lisburn, Co. Antrim, on 4 October 2002, aged 94. He was one of a handful of surviving holders of the Polar Medal in Bronze, abolished after 1941. He should also have received the Polar Medal in Silver, but the medal was denied him during his lifetime through a technicality; it has, however, since been awarded to him after his death

• Muskox Land

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•2002

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Sidney G Brown•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2002

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• Obituary

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2002

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•Bernard Stonehouse, Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2002

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•Bernard Stonehouse, Weston Blake et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2000

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Beau Riffenburgh et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2000

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•Beau Riffenburgh, Kevin Walton et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•2000

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•P G Rodhouse, Kenneth F Rodhouse et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1999

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• Polar Profile

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1999

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•W L N Ticell, Selma Barkham et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1998•Referências: 2

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• In Brief

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1998

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•Bernard Stonehouse, Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1998

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Ian Higginson et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1998•Referências: 2

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  of scientific textbooks, and a talented travel writer, who became a powerful protagonist for conservation

• Terris Moore

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1998•Referências: 2

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• Obituaries

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Werner Barr et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1997•Citada por: 1

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• Antarctica Sixty Years Ago

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Colin Bertram•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1997

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• Count Eigil Knuth

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1996

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• John Blyth

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1996

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• The British Arctic Expedition, 187576

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1976•Citada por: 2•Referências: 2

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  The British Arctic Expedition sailed from Portsmouth on 29 May 1875. It left amid considerable public enthusiasm and with a telegram from the Queen. A contemporary journal had this to say: As we hope, so we believe that they will end their northward advance only at the northernmost meeting of the meridians; that they will return in safety to receive well-won applause and reward for their achievements; and that they will have very much to tell of …

• Northern Ellesmere Island

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1956•Citada por: 2•Referências: 1

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  The ellesmere ice shelf expeditions of 1953 and 1954 were launched under the auspices of the Canadian Defence Research Board * and the Canadian Geo? logical Survey, with the addition in 1954 of the United States Air Force Cambridge Research Center (A.F.C.R.C.) and the Snow Ice and Permafrost Research Estab? lishment, Corps of Engineers, United States Army (S.I.P.R.E.). In the course of our work we came on a number of relics of our predecessors in…

• Obituaries

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Werner Barr et al.•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1997•Citada por: 1

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• Arctic Exploration and Development c. 500 BC to 1915

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Clive Holland•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1995•Citada por: 1

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• Shackleton Valley, South Georgia

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1992•Citada por: 1•Referências: 3

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• Confusion of place names; an example from Antarctica

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, M R A Thomson•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1988•Citada por: 1•Referências: 1

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  Place names in the Hughes Bay area, Danco Coast, Antarctica well illustrate naming problems that give rise to confusion or ambiguity. This note shows the origins of conflicting place names, providing a warning to scientists and others and a key of foreign equivalents to some of the names accepted for British official use

• Fuegian Indians in the Falkland Islands

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1983•Citada por: 1•Referências: 2

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• Results of Radio Echo Sounding in Northern Ellesmere Island, 1966

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1969•Citada por: 1

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• The Ellesmere Ice Shelf and the Ice Islands1

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, G Hattersley‐Smith•ARTICLE•Canadian Geographies /…•1957•Citada por: 1

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• Arctic Ice Islands

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, L S Koenig et al.•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•1952

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  Contains an account of the discovery of two groups of "ice islands" evidently originating on the north coast of Ellesmere Island. Their size, shape and surface structure, as well as tracking the drift of the large ice islands by planes and radar, are discussed by Major Koenig (from U.S.A.F. "Ptarmigan" and other flights), and by Squadron-Leader Greenaway (from Canadian flights and air photographs). Extensive documentation is presented (by Miss Du…

• Northern Ellesmere Island, 1953 And 1954

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, A P Crary et al.•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•1955

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  Account of the Ellesmere Ice Shelf Expeditions, organized by the Defence Research Board and Geological Survey of Canada. On reconnaissance Apr.-Aug. 1953, G.F. Hattersley-Smith and R.G. Blackadar made glaciological and geological observations west from Alert to Markham Bay (including Ross River and Feilden Peninsula), east to Cape Sheridan, and southwest along Wood River toward the United States Range. In 1954 (Apr.-Sept.), G.F. Hattersley-Smith,…

• Northern Ellesmere Island

  James Marshall-Cornwall, Glenn Morrison et al.•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1956

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• Northern Ellesmere Island

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1956•Citada por: 2•Referências: 1

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  The ellesmere ice shelf expeditions of 1953 and 1954 were launched under the auspices of the Canadian Defence Research Board * and the Canadian Geo? logical Survey, with the addition in 1954 of the United States Air Force Cambridge Research Center (A.F.C.R.C.) and the Snow Ice and Permafrost Research Estab? lishment, Corps of Engineers, United States Army (S.I.P.R.E.). In the course of our work we came on a number of relics of our predecessors in…

• The Rolls on the Ellesmere Ice Shelf

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•1957

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  Surface rolls are characteristic features of both the Ellesmere ice shelf and the floating ice islands derived from it. These surface features are described and their origin and evolution discussed. Various theories of origin are considered which involve such forces as pressure from the polar pack, movement of glaciers, temperature variations, tidal movements and wind. Of these, wind action appears the most likely to have caused the rolls, and it…

• The Ellesmere Ice Shelf and the Ice Islands1

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, G Hattersley‐Smith•ARTICLE•Canadian Geographies /…•1957•Citada por: 1

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• Glaciological Research in Northern Ellesmere Island

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, G Hattersley‐Smith•ARTICLE•Canadian Geographies /…•1958

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• A Preliminary Guide to the Arctic Blue Books and Parliamentary Papers of the Nineteenth Century

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Andrew Taylor•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1958

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• Physical Geography of the Queen Elizabeth Islands

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Andrew Taylor et al.•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1958

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• Transport, equipment and stores used during Operation “Hazen”, 1957–59

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, J R Lotz•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1961•Referências: 3

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  Operation “Hazen” was an IGY expedition, organized by the Canadian Defence Research Board to carry out scientific studies in the Lake Hazen area of northern Ellesmere Island, from April 1957 to August 1959. From April to August 1957, a party of six carried out glaciological, glacial-meteorological, seismic, and survey studies on Gilman Glacier, and two geologists worked out from Hazen Camp, the main station on Lake Hazen. From August 1957 to Apri…

• Sir Hubert Wilkins

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, John Grierson•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1961

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• Canadian Operation “Hazen”, 1961

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1962

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• Pilot of Arctic Canada. Volume II

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1962

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• Stratified Water of a Glacial Lake in Northern Ellesmere Island

  Open Access•H Serson, Harold V Serson et al.•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•1964

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  Antoinette Bay constitutes the central arm of Greely Fiord and extends 40 km. east-northeastward from its junction with Tanquary Fiord in about 80°50'N, 79°W. A large tidewater glacier, flowing northwestward from the Mer de Glace Agassiz to the southeast, has blocked off the head of the bay (or, more properly, fiord) and separates it from the long narrow lake that is the natural extension of the fiord to the east. We visited Antoinette Bay and th…

• On the Oceanography of the Nansen Sound Fiord System

  Open Access•Wm L Ford, Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•1965

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  Summarizes exploration of the fiord system of northwest Ellesmere and northeast Axel Heiberg Islands, from discovery in 1883 to 1962, and describes in detail results of oceanographic surveys in 1962. Temperature and salinity data are graphed and analyzed. Water warmer than -10C below 100 m is believed to be derived from the Atlantic water intermediate layer in the Arctic Ocean. A persistent inversion at 40 m in the Tanquary and other upper fiords…

• The Symposium on Glacier Mapping

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences•1966

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• Postglacial Uplift at Tanquary Fiord, Northern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Austin Long•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•1967

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  Constructs a postglacial uplift curve for the upper part of Tanquary Fiord from radiocarbon ages of marine shells and peat. Data show the head of the fiord to be clear of glacier ice by at least 6500 yr BP. During 6500-5000 yr BP isostatic uplift was at a rate of about 3.5 m/century and subsequently about 25 cm/cent

• Canadian Operation “Hazen-Tanquary”, 1965 and 1966

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, D R Oliver•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1967•Referências: 5

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• Ablation and Run-Off on the White Glacier, Axel Heiberg Island, Canadian Arctic Archipelago, by W. Peter Adams

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•1968

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• Canadian Operation “Hazen-Tanquary”, 1967

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1968•Referências: 4

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• Results of Radio Echo Sounding in Northern Ellesmere Island, 1966

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1969•Citada por: 1

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• Ice Exploration in Antarctica

  Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Anthony J Gow et al.•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1970

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• An Archaeological Site on the North Coast of Ellesmere Island

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•ARCTIC•1973

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  In July 1965, at the end of a long walk westward from Alert, I marked down an Eskimo site on the south side of the well-developed delta terrace at the mouth of the Wood River, 82°30' N, 63°07' W. In setting and lay-out it resembled sites of the Independence I and II cultures that we found at Tanquary Fiord in 1963 .... It was not until August 1972 that I was able to revisit the delta of the Wood River.... The Eskimo site is 11.5 m above sea level…

• The British Arctic Expedition, 187576

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1976•Citada por: 2•Referências: 2

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  The British Arctic Expedition sailed from Portsmouth on 29 May 1875. It left amid considerable public enthusiasm and with a telegram from the Queen. A contemporary journal had this to say: As we hope, so we believe that they will end their northward advance only at the northernmost meeting of the meridians; that they will return in safety to receive well-won applause and reward for their achievements; and that they will have very much to tell of …

• Current sources of Antarctic and sub-Antarctic place-names

  Open Access•Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith•ARTICLE•Polar Record•1980

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