How did the east-pacific temperature anomaly affect water quality trends in the urban fjord, Puget Sound Christopher Krembs, Julia Bos, Skip Albertson, Mya Keyzers, Laura Hermanson, Carol Maloy, Washington State Departme

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• Aquatic ecology
• Oceanography
• Bodies of water
• Fisheries
• Puget Sound
• Water pollution
• Upwelling
• Salish Sea
• Estuary
• Hood Canal
• Eutrophication
• The Blob

When is a Shinkansen not a Shinkansen? High Speed in Taiwan Christopher P. Hood

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486 Steps Christopher P. Hood If you take out a map of the Japanese railway network and follow the Jōetsu conventional mainline out from the capital towards Niigata you will find two loops in the line. The flat map can

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would the hogwarts express arrive here in japan? Dr Christopher P. Hood A few months ago a mentor of mine, Prof. Geoffrey Bownas, mentioned to me one his little hobbies. Geoffrey is long-time Japan-hand. Indeed, this co

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Tōkaidō Shinkansen marks 40th Anniversary Christopher P. Hood 1 October 2004 was the 40th Anniversary of the opening of the Tōkaidō Shinkansen. Although when I had first spoken about the day with JR Tōkai there was

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Shinkansen – From Bullet train to Low-Flying Plane Dr Christopher P. Hood (Cardiff Japanese Studies Centre, Cardiff University – )

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WAR ON THE TOKAIDO Christopher P. Hood The history of the Tokaido goes back over 1200 years. The original ‘road’ (in reality not much more than a path) linked Heijokyo (modern-day Nara) with provinces in the East of

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EXPO 2005 AND TRAINS Christopher P. Hood In May I travelled to EXPO in Aichi with a heavy heart. I was going out of necessity rather than desire. Part of the site of this ‘environmental’ exposition is in Seto, where

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PHOTOGRAPHING THE SHINKANSEN: FUJI Christopher P. Hood The view of the shinkansen passing Mount Fuji is probably the most well known and well used image of the shinkansen. This article will explain where to go to get tha

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PHOTOGRAPHING THE SHINKANSEN: OKAYAMA Christopher P. Hood So far this series of articles has concentrated on photo locations which are easily accessible by public transport and by foot. While the locations in this articl

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