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Seismic Structure of Singapore: Implications for Tectonics, Geothermal Energy Utilization, and Seismic Hazard Estimation Available to Purchase
Multimode Rayleigh wave dispersion spectrum inversion using Wasserstein distance coupled with Bayesian optimization Available to Purchase
In-situ physical properties of reclaimed lands in Singapore Available to Purchase
J. R. LOGAN AND THE ORIGIN OF THE TROPICAL INSELBERGS KNOWN AS NUBBINS (OR KNOLLS) Available to Purchase
Urban Running Activity Detected Using a Seismic Sensor during COVID‐19 Pandemic Available to Purchase
Near-surface site investigation by seismic interferometry using urban traffic noise in Singapore Available to Purchase
Urban Seismic Loss Estimation by Incorporating Ground‐Motion Simulation, Site Effect, and Kriging Techniques: An Application in Singapore Available to Purchase
MODERN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA IN SUBTIDAL WATERS OF JOHOR: IMPLICATIONS FOR HOLOCENE SEA-LEVEL CHANGE ON THE EAST COAST OF PENINSULAR MALAYSIA Available to Purchase
Chapter 17. Journey to the Orient: The East Indies Open Access
Extract from beginning of chapter: ON THE CHINA SEA The many-colored sea was glorious in the splendid weather that favored us—deep blue-green far out; lighter and brighter green toward the coast, turning to yellowish and yellow where it mingled with river waters along the shore. The Yellow Sea 1 is well named, colored with the muddy waters of the Yangtze and the Yellow Rivers. In places there were great purplish streaks. On Sunday evening [1910], we were quietly anchored in the Min River, ten miles below Foochow, 2 one of the most beautiful spots I was ever in. The entrance to the river is picturesque with mountains on both sides of a tortuous bay. There was a long trip up a fascinating valley with inlets and branches, between steep hills cultivated in horizontal terraces, in places to the highest points, with rice fields on either shore. We stopped in a lake-like expanse with stretches of river in three directions, each presenting a different mountainous scene. Rugged granite peaks formed the skyline in several directions at different distances. A low, reedy island was in one foreground; a wooded hill topped by a tall pagoda formed another. A green terraced ridge with artificially flat crests and scattered pines outlined against distant hills made a third, each view with its peculiar charm. Soon the steamer was surrounded by sampans, the locals climbing up the sides of the ship, struggling to unpack their stocks of all kinds on the lower deck. The whole family came in the sampan, the cleanest