Geography & Environment Publications
Research in Geography Publications uniquely bridges the social sciences with the natural sciences by examining the ongoing relationship between humans and their environment. These publications cover subjects such as environmental law and justice, pollution and preservation, segregation and prejudice in communities, urban development, and dietary habits.
Submissions from 1997
Complete Urban Surface Temperatures, James A. Voogt and T. R. Oke
Submissions from 1994
Gravel Transport and Morphological Change in Braided Sunwapta River, Alberta, Canada, James Rodney Goff and Peter Ashmore
Submissions from 1993
Contemporary Erosion of the Canadian Landscape, Peter Ashmore
The Social Construction of Risk in a Rural Community: Responses of Local Residents to the 1990 Hagersville (Ontario) Tire Fire, John Eyles, S. Martin Taylor, Jamie Baxter, Doug Sider, and Dennis Willms
Worrying About Waste: Living Close to Solid Waste Disposal Facilities in Southern Ontario, John Eyles, S. Martin Taylor, Nancy Johnson, and Jamie Baxter
Impact Assessment and Sustainable Resource Management, L. Graham Smith
Implementing Sustainability: The Use of Natural Channel Design and Artificial Wetlands for Stormwater Management, L. Graham Smith, Thomas J. Carlisle, and Sonya N. Meek
Benefits and Beneficiaries: A Decision Making Simulation for Offshore Hydrocarbon Development, L. Graham Smith and Craig F. Millar
Submissions from 1992
Secondary Flow in Anabranch Confluences of a Braided, Gravel-Bed Stream, Peter Ashmore, R I. Ferguson, K L. Prestegaard, P J. Ashworth, and C Paola
Measurements in a Braided River Chute and Lobe: 2. Sorting of Bed-Loading During Entrainment, Transport, and Deposition, P J. Ashworth, R I. Ferguson, Peter Ashmore, C Paola, M Powell, and K Prestegaard
The Hagersville Tire Fire: Interpreting Risk Through a Qualitative Research Design, Jamie Baxter, John Eyles, and Dennis Willms
Measurements in a Braided River Chute and Lobe: 1. Flow Pattern, Sediment Transport and Channel Change, R I. Ferguson, Peter Ashmore, P Ashworth, C Paola, and K Prestegaard
Submissions from 1991
Channel Morphology and Bed Load Pulses in Braided, Gravel-Bed Streams, Peter Ashmore
How Do Gravel-Bed Rivers Braid?, Peter Ashmore
Simulation of Surface Urban Heat Islands under ‘IDEAL’ Conditions at Night Part 1: Theory and Tests against Field Data, G. T. Johnson, T. R. Oke, T. J. Lyons, D. G. Steyn, I. D. Watson, and James A. Voogt
Canada's Changing Impact Assessment Provisions, L. Graham Smith
Validation of an Urban Canyon Radiation Model for Nocturnal Long-wave Fluxes, James A. Voogt and T. R. Oke
An Automated Radiometer Traversing System for Use in a Model Urban Canyon, James A. Voogt and D. G. Steyn
Submissions from 1990
Evolving Water Management Strategies in Canada, L. Graham Smith
Ontario's Water Policy: From Policy Vision to Plan Implementation, L. Graham Smith
Submissions from 1989
Bed Material Sampling Error in Sand Bed Rivers, Peter Ashmore, T R. Yuzyk, and R Harrington
Examining the Potential for a Negotiated Approach to Water Management in Ontario: The Fanshawe Reservoir Enlargement Project, T. J. Carlisle and L. Graham Smith
Submissions from 1988
Bed Load Transport in Braided Gravel-Bed Stream Models, Peter Ashmore
Effective Discharge for Suspended Sediment Transport in Streams of the Saskatchewan River Basin, Peter Ashmore and T J. Day
Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Suspended-Sediment Yield in the Saskatchewan River Basin, Peter Ashmore and T J. Day