Add to ORKGMineral Industry Research laboratory Report No. 29, "Optimum Transportation Systems to Serve the Mineral Industry North of the Yukon Basin in Alaska", considers the transportation needs of the area north of the Yukon. The only industries that can be established there within the foreseeable future are minerals production, recreation, reindeer husbandry, and trapping. The present paper, M.I. R. L. Report No. 29A was originally written as an appendix to Report No. 29. After some consideration, if was decided that al though it is. too detai Ied an analysis of tourism tobe included in M.I.R.L. Report No. 29, it also is too valuable a contribution to not be published at all. Therefore, it has been published in its present form as a separate ...
In marked contrast to Alaska’s petroleum industry, production from the State’s mining industry has d...
The article is based on the expert assessment of ecological tourism as the priority and competitive ...
Continued interest by exploration companies in a Southeastern Alaska resource study in progress by t...
In 1972 the U. S . Bureau of Mines awarded a grant (No. G 01 22096) to the Mineral Industry Research...
The high cost of exploration for metallic minerals in Alaska not only reflects a 20-50% increase in ...
The Alaska Highway, conceived and constructed in the early 1940's as a strategic military link and s...
This research explores the construction of a geotextile ATV corridor connecting two separate village...
The authors thank Theodore Smith, Edward Kramer and Nat Goodhue of the Division of Parks for inform...
The results of a comparative analysis of three potential river port sites and associated road networ...
Transportation has always been of vital importance in the Yukon because of the small population, th...
Based on data from various sources, this report describes the extent and nature of recreation and to...
"What is the economic contribution of wilderness and wilderness-protected ecosystems to Alaska’s eco...
Research that will lead to the utilization of Alaska's mineral resources and hence create new wealt...
This study concerns the tourism potential provided by the natural, historic and cultural resources o...
Pilot study to determine the effectiveness of an on-site regional survey for gathering information o...
In marked contrast to Alaska’s petroleum industry, production from the State’s mining industry has d...
The article is based on the expert assessment of ecological tourism as the priority and competitive ...
Continued interest by exploration companies in a Southeastern Alaska resource study in progress by t...
In 1972 the U. S . Bureau of Mines awarded a grant (No. G 01 22096) to the Mineral Industry Research...
The high cost of exploration for metallic minerals in Alaska not only reflects a 20-50% increase in ...
The Alaska Highway, conceived and constructed in the early 1940's as a strategic military link and s...
This research explores the construction of a geotextile ATV corridor connecting two separate village...
The authors thank Theodore Smith, Edward Kramer and Nat Goodhue of the Division of Parks for inform...
The results of a comparative analysis of three potential river port sites and associated road networ...
Transportation has always been of vital importance in the Yukon because of the small population, th...
Based on data from various sources, this report describes the extent and nature of recreation and to...
"What is the economic contribution of wilderness and wilderness-protected ecosystems to Alaska’s eco...
Research that will lead to the utilization of Alaska's mineral resources and hence create new wealt...
This study concerns the tourism potential provided by the natural, historic and cultural resources o...
Pilot study to determine the effectiveness of an on-site regional survey for gathering information o...
In marked contrast to Alaska’s petroleum industry, production from the State’s mining industry has d...
The article is based on the expert assessment of ecological tourism as the priority and competitive ...
Continued interest by exploration companies in a Southeastern Alaska resource study in progress by t...