• Celtic pilgrimage, past and present: from historical geography to contemporary embodied practices 

  Maddrell, Avril; Scriven, Richard (Taylor & Francis Group, 2016-02-02)

  Perigrinatio, the Latin term for pilgrimage was at the heart of the medieval Celtic church, but was this was understood and practised not only as a journey to a shrine, but more broadly as a spiritual journey, which could ...
• Exploring spatial scale, autocorrelation and nonstationarity of bird species richness patterns 

  Holloway, Paul; Miller, Jennifer A. (MDPI, 2015-05-05)

  In this paper we explore relationships between bird species richness and environmental factors in New York State, focusing particularly on how spatial scale, autocorrelation and nonstationarity affect these relationships. ...
• Earth observation applications for coastal sustainability: potential and challenges for implementation 

  Politi, Eirini; Paterson, Shona K.; Scarrott, Rory; Tuohy, Eimear; O'Mahony, Cathal; Cámaro-García, Walther C. A. (Canadian Science Publishing, 2019-09-20)

  The coast is home to unique ecosystems, where complex ecological processes take place through the interaction of terrestrial, aquatic, atmospheric, and human landscapes. However, there are considerable knowledge and data ...
• Beneath the surface of the First World Ocean Assessment: An investigation into the global process’ support for sustainable development 

  Fawkes, Kyle William; Cummins, Valerie (Frontiers Media, 2019-10-15)

  The United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals have articulated sustainable development requirements at the international level. SDG14: life below water, has in particular, provided a future pathway for sustainable ...
• Public space engagement and ICT usage by university students: An exploratory study in three countries 

  Arvanitidis, Paschalis; Kenna, Therese; Maksymiuk, Gabriela (Springer Nature Switzerland AG, 2019-03-02)

  The new mobile information and communications technologies expand human connectivity to reconfigure public spatialities and to give rise to novel needs for, and practices of, public space usage. The research in this chapter ...

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