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1“...ABSTRACT. Bird-banding, a Danish development, started in Greenland in 1926...”
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2Published 1993“... radiation, spatial measurements of narrow-band radiation, thermocouples buried just below the snow surface...”
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3by Robert S. Ferguson“... colour composite for differentiating muskox summer habitats was the near-infrared (band 4), shortwave...”
Published 1990
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4“..., needle cases, a brow band and harpoon heads. Evidence is presented suggesting an initial arrival...”
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5“... for Alaska or Alberta. Cygnet production was 19 young by August 1980 and 26 young by July 1981. Band returns...”
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6“...ABSTRACT. Airborne, narrow swath, C-band synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery, obtained from...”
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7“... and pectoral flipper band tags to determine the movements and diving behaviour of these animals has required...”
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8“... or liverworts to a depth of 22 m. The mosses showed annual growth bands 10–30 mm in length, visible as changes...”
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9“... the air. Visible-band satellite imagery is available from as early as 1962, but the number of useful...”
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10“... gulls whose adult cohort contains over 2400 birds. The small number of leg band recoveries...”
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11“..., with specific emphasis on C-band horizontally polarized imagery- the proposed SAR configuration for Radarsat...”
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12“... is conducted using X-band, HH polarized data from the SIMS’90 field experiment and data collected over Mould...”
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13“... banded (see Arctic 25(4):308-11 and 27(1):71-74 for background and preliminary reports of the first two...”
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14“... many years. The perennial ice exhibits a layered structure with alternating clear and milky bands...”
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15by Stephen R. Johnson“...bands were put on 1714 of the leg-banded adults and subadults. During the period from September...”
Published 1995
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16by E. De Haas“... bands which can be observed with the eyepiece. The set-up resembles the well-known “High School...”
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17“..., and Arctagrosris latifolia; and, around ponds, bands of vegetation 1-2 m wide dominated by Carex srans. The three...”
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18“...B IRD-BANDING is carried out only to a limited extent in the Arctic today, although information...”
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19“...). Banding and migration data suggest that part of the population that nests north of the Alaska Range may...”
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20Published 1993“... résolution pour extraire des albédos à large bande de la surface de la glace à partir de luminances du sommet...”
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