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Dr Mike J Smith
Senior Lecturer in GIS,
Kingston University
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High spatial resolution data acquisition for the geosciences: kite aerial photography
Smith, M.J., Chandler, J. and Rose, J.
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms
This paper highlights the requirement for very high resolution (<0....
posted on: Wed, 16 Apr | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
Residual Relief Separation: DEM Enhancement for Geomorphological Mapping
Hillier, J. and Smith, M.J.
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms
Geomorphologically mapped data form a primary set of observations that can be used to infer former environmental conditions....
posted on: Mon, 31 Dec | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
Introduction to the Journal of Maps Student Edition
Smith, M.J. and Lynch, K.
Journal of Maps Student Edition, v2007, 1-10
This editorial introduces material for the launch edition of the Journal of Maps Student Edition....
posted on: Mon, 31 Dec | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
Editorial: summary of activities 2004-2007
Smith, M.J.Journal of Maps, v2007, 368-376
It has been an exciting period of growth at the Journal of Maps (JoM) over
the last three years and, as we come to the end of 2007, it seems particularly
appropriate to provide a summary of our activities, an outline of our future
plans and acknowledge the support from those involved with the journal.
posted on: Mon, 31 Dec | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
Problems of bias in mapping linear landforms from satellite imagery.
M.J. Smith and S.M. Wise
International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, 9, 65-78
Remotely sensed images are an important data source for the mapping of glacial landforms and the reconstruction of past glacial environments....
posted on: Mon, 10 Jul | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
The Journal of Maps: rationale for its establishment and review of initial operations
M.J. Smith
The Cartographic Journal, 43(1), 90-96
Maps have been central to the research goals of spatial disciplines for over 150 years; to store, analyse and present geographical information....
posted on: Sun, 08 Jan | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
Geomorphological mapping of glacial landforms from remotely sensed data: an evaluation of the principal data sources and an assessment of their quality
M.J. Smith, J. Rose and S. Booth
Geomorphology, 76, 148-165
This paper presents the results of an experiment to compare glacial geomorphology mapped from remote sensed imagery with 1:10,560 scale field mapping....
posted on: Sat, 08 Jan | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
Methods for the visualisation of digital elevation models for landform mapping.
M.J. Smith and C.D. Clark
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 30, 7, 885-900
Digital elevation models (DEM) are increasingly used for landform mapping, particularly with the growing availability of national and global datasets....
posted on: Sat, 08 Jan | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
The Journal of Maps: an electronic journal for the presentation and dissemination of map based data.
M.J. Smith
Journal of Maps, v2005, 1-6
"Geo" based subjects have undergone a variety of challenges and changes over the last century, ranging from qualitative to quantitative and humanist to post-modernist....
posted on: Sat, 08 Jan | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
Avalanche frequency and terrain characteristics at Rogers' Pass, British Columbia, Canada.
M.J. Smith and D.M. McClung
Journal of Glaciology, 43(143), 165-171
The frequency of avalanches at a given location is the primary variable for calculating the risk as input to zoning applications and decisions about avalanche control options....
posted on: Sat, 08 Jan | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
Characteristics and prediction of high frequency avalanche runout.
M.J. Smith and D.M. McClung
Arctic and Alpine Research, 29(3), 352-357
In this paper, we present field data and analysis relating avalanche terrain variables and avalanche runout for 46 high frequency avalanche paths. Most previous studies of this nature (Lied and Bakkehoi, 1980; McClung and Mears, 1991) have been concerned with the location of extreme runout for return periods of order 100 years. In our study, we focus on extreme runout avalanche paths where return periods are much less than 100 years and we compare the results with previous data collections.
posted on: Sat, 08 Jan | path: /publications/journals | permanent link to this entry
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