[PDF][PDF] Canada's LITHOPROBE Project (Collaborative, multidisciplinary geoscience research leads to new understanding of continental evolution)
R Clowes, F Cook, Z Hajnal… - Episodes …, 1999 - indianjournalofentrepreneurship …
A coordinated yet highly decentralized research program, LITHOPROBE’s principal scientific
and operational components are built around a series of ten transects or study areas (…
and operational components are built around a series of ten transects or study areas (…
Orogen‐scale decollements
FA Cook, JL Varsek - Reviews of Geophysics, 1994 - Wiley Online Library
The continental lithosphere responds to stress by deforming as a generally layered medium.
Deep seismic reflection data, coupled with a variety of ancillary geological and geophysical …
Deep seismic reflection data, coupled with a variety of ancillary geological and geophysical …
In the footprints of Cook
BJ Ollivere - Bone & Joint 360, 2013 - boneandjoint.org.uk
… First conquered by Frederick Cook (although the claim is disputed) in 1908, very little of the
mystery and romanticism surrounding the Antarctic explorers is shared with the early days of …
mystery and romanticism surrounding the Antarctic explorers is shared with the early days of …
Monographs, Manuscripts, and Mountaineering: An Overview of the Mazama Library and Historical Collections
M Brock - OLA Quarterly, 2018 - journals3.library.oregonstate.edu
… Rusk, along with many other mountaineers, doubted Frederick Cook’s recent claim of having
reached the North Pole ahead of Robert Peary. Rusk began to wonder if Cook had in fact …
reached the North Pole ahead of Robert Peary. Rusk began to wonder if Cook had in fact …
The Coldest Crucible: Arctic Exploration and American Culture, by Michael F. Robinson
RC Davis - Canadian Journal of History, 2007 - utpjournals.press
… His primary subject is America's engagement in the exploration of the Arctic during the
second half of the nineteenth century, culminating in Frederick Cook's and Robert Peary's claims …
second half of the nineteenth century, culminating in Frederick Cook's and Robert Peary's claims …
Destination 90° N: dimensions and geographies of tourism at the North Pole
A Varnajot, É Lépy - Polar Geography, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
… Frederick Cook claimed his arrival at 90N on April 21, 1908, while his former associate,
Robert Peary documented in his journal that he reached the Pole on April 6, 1909 (Anderson, …
Robert Peary documented in his journal that he reached the Pole on April 6, 1909 (Anderson, …
A review of Antarctic behavioral research
AF Barabasz - From Antarctica to outer space: Life in isolation and …, 1991 - Springer
… A detailed account of the party's struggle for survival in the 13 months locked in the ice was
kept by the ship's physician, Frederick Cook. It was noted that though the men suffered from …
kept by the ship's physician, Frederick Cook. It was noted that though the men suffered from …
A Review of Antarctic Behavioral Research
AA Harrison - 1991 - Springer
… A detailed account of the party's struggle for survival in the 13 months locked in the ice was
kept by the ship's physician, Frederick Cook. It was noted that though the men suffered from …
kept by the ship's physician, Frederick Cook. It was noted that though the men suffered from …
[HTML][HTML] Medicine and Physicians during the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration: Overview
JL Franklin - hekint.org
… Frederick Cook’s observations on the psychological effects of prolonged darkness on the
members of his expedition are of note. Edward A. Wilson contributed to the science of …
members of his expedition are of note. Edward A. Wilson contributed to the science of …