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Matthias Kuhle

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PhD Geography University of Göttingen

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According to Wikipedia, Matthias Kuhle was a German geographer and professor at the University of Göttingen. He edited the book series Geography International published by Shaker Verlag. Kuhle died on 25 April 2015 in a major earthquake in Nepal.

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Reconstruction of the 2.4 million km2 late Pleistocene ice sheet on the Tibetan Plateau and its impact on the global climate (1998) (101)
Subtropical mountain- and highland-glaciation as ice age triggers and the waning of the glacial periods in the pleistocene (1987) (91)
The pleistocene glaciation of Tibet and the onset of ice ages — An autocycle hypothesis (1988) (79)
Geomorphological findings on the build-up of pleistocene glaciation in Southern Tibet and on the problem of inland ice — (1988) (65)
Topography as a fundamental element of glacial systems (1988) (60)
Observations supporting the Pleistocene inland glaciation of high Asia (1991) (53)
Würm glaciation of Lake Issyk-Kul area, Tian Shan Mts.: A case study in glacial history of Central Asia (1994) (50)
The High Glacial (Last Ice Age and LGM) ice cover in High and Central Asia (2004) (46)
New Findings concerning the Ice Age (Last Glacial Maximum) Glacier Cover of the East-Pamir, of the Nanga Parbat up to the Central Himalaya and of Tibet, as well as the Age of the Tibetan Inland Ice (1997) (41)
Present and Pleistocene glaciation on the north-western margin of Tibet between the Karakorum main ridge and the Tarim Basin, supporting the evidence of a Pleistocene inland glaciation in Tibet (1994) (31)
On the ice age glaciation of the Tibetan highlands and its transformation into a 3-D model (1989) (30)
The cold deserts of high Asia (Tibet and contiguous mountains) (1990) (29)
The upper limit of glaciation in the Himalayas (1986) (29)
The Pleistocene Glaciation (LGP and pre-LGP, pre-LGM) of SE Iranian Mountains Exemplified by the Kuh-i-Jupar, Kuh-i-Lalezar and Kuh-i-Hezar Massifs in the Zagros (2008) (26)
New Data on the pleistocene glacial cover of the Southern Border of Tibet: The glaciation of the Kangchendzönga Massif (8585 m E Himalaya) (1990) (25)
Glacial isostatic uplift of Tibet as a consequence of a former ice sheet (1995) (25)
Reconstruction of an approximately complete Quaternary Tibetan inland glaciation between the Mt. Everest- and Cho Oyu Massifs and the Aksai Chin. A new glaciogeomorphological SE–NW diagonal profile through Tibet and its consequences for the glacial isostasy and Ice Age cycle (1999) (22)
A relief-specific model of the ice age on the basis of uplift-controlled glacier areas in Tibet and the corresponding albedo increase as well as their positive climatological feedback by means of the global radiation geometry (2002) (16)
Glacial geomorphology and ice ages in Tibet and the surrounding mountains (2005) (16)
Chapter 68 - The High Glacial (Last Ice Age and Last Glacial Maximum) Ice Cover of High and Central Asia, with a Critical Review of Some Recent OSL and TCN Dates (2011) (16)
The probability of proof in geomorphology —an example of the application of information theory to a new kind of glacigenetic morphological type, the ice-marginal ramp (Bortensander) (1990) (15)
On the geoecology of Southern Tibet (1988) (13)
Glacier-Induced Hazards as a Consequence of Glacigenic Mountain Landscapes, in Particular Glacier- and Moraine-Dammed Lake Outbursts and Holocene Debris Production (1998) (13)
Comparison of meteorological observations at Mt. Everest and K2: Examples of the 1984 and 1986 expedition (1991) (12)
Review on dating methods: Numerical dating in the quaternary geology of High Asia (2010) (11)
Ice marginal ramps: An indicator of semi-arid piedmont glaciations (1989) (11)
Ice marginal ramps: An indicator of semi-arid piedmont glaciations (1989) (11)
Glacial Geomorphology and Ice Ages in Tibet and surrounding mountains (2008) (11)
HANNIBAL GONE ASTRAY? A CRITICAL COMMENT ON W. C. MAHANEY ET AL.: ‘THE TRAVERSETTE (ITALIA) ROCKFALL: GEOMORPHOLOGICAL INDICATOR OF THE HANNIBALIC INVASION ROUTE’ (ARCHAEOMETRY, 52, 1 [2010] 156–72) (2012) (10)
New Data on the pleistocene glacial cover of the Southern Border of Tibet: The glaciation of the Kangchendzönga Massif (8585 m E Himalaya) (1990) (10)
Glacial isostatic uplift of Tibet as a consequence of a former ice sheet (1995) (10)
Critical approach to methods of glacier reconstruction in high Asia and discussion of the probability of a Qinghai-Xizang (Tibetan) inland ice (2007) (10)
The Tibetan Ice Sheet, Its Impact on the Palaeomonsoon and Relation to the Earth's Orbital Variations (2002) (9)
Reconstruction of the Ice Age glaciation in the southern slopes of Mt. Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse and Makalu (Himalaya) (Part 1) (2006) (8)
The Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) glacier cover of the Aconcagua group and adjacent massifs in the Mendoza Andes (South America) (2004) (8)
The pleistocene glaciation in the Karakoram-mountains: Reconstruction of past glacier extensions and ice thicknesses (2004) (8)
A short report of the Tibet excursion 14-A, Part of the XIII INQUA Congress 1991 in Beijing (1993) (7)
Altitudinal levels and altitudinal limits in high mountains (2007) (7)
Erratum / Clarifications zu The Pleistocene Glaciation (LGP and pre-LGP, pre-LGM) of SE Iranian Mountains Exemplified by the Kuh-i-Jupar, Huh-i-Lalezar nd Kuh-i-Hezar Massifs in the Zagros (Polarforschung 77(2-3) 2008) (2009) (6)
Quantificational reductionism as a risk in geography and cartography (1989) (6)
RETRACTED: The past valley glacier network in the Himalayas and the Tibetan ice sheet during the last glacial period and its glacial-isostatic, eustatic and climatic consequences (2007) (5)
Tibet and High-Asia: Results of investigations into high mountain geomorphology, paleo-glaciology and climatology of the pleistocene (Ice Age Research) (IV) (1997) (5)
The petrography of Southern Tibet (1988) (4)
New research on High Asia, Tibet and the Himalayas (1986) (4)
The glacial (MIS 3-2) outlet glacier of the Marsyandi Nadi-icestream-network with its Ngadi Khola tributary glacier (Manaslu- and Lamjung Himalaya): The reconstructed lowering of the Marsyandi Nadi ice stream tongue down in to the southern Himalaya Foreland (2014) (4)
Present and Pleistocene glaciation on the north-western margin of Tibet between the Karakorum main ridge and the Tarim Basin, supporting the evidence of a Pleistocene inland glaciation in Tibet (1994) (3)
Topography as a fundamental element of glacial systems (1988) (3)
The maximum ice age glaciation between the karakorum main ridge (K2) and the tarim basin and its influence on global energy balance (2005) (3)
The High Glacial (LGP, LGM, MIS 3-2) southern outlet glaciers of the Tibetan inland ice through Mustang into the Thak Khola as further evidence of the Tibetan ice (2011) (3)
Reconstruction of the ice age glaciation in the southern slopes of Mt. Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse and Makalu (Himalaya) (part 2) (2006) (3)
Past glacier (Würmian) ice thicknesses in the Karakoram and on the Deosai Plateau in the catchment area of the Indus river (2004) (3)
Outlet Glaciers of the Pleistocene (LGM) South Tibetan Ice Sheet between Cho Oyu and Shisha Pangma as Potential Sources of Former Megafloods (2009) (3)
On the geoecology of Southern Tibet (1988) (2)
Quantificational reductionism as a risk in geography instanced by the 1:2500C Geomorphological Map of the Federal Republic of Germany (1990) (2)
The cold deserts of high Asia (Tibet and contiguous mountains) (1990) (2)
Connecting Information with Scientific Method: Darwin’s Significance for Epistemology (2010) (2)
The Sino-German Joint Expedition to S Tibet, Shisha Pangma and the N flank of chomolungma (Mt. Everest) 1984 — Expedition report (1988) (2)
The problem of historicity in physical geography (1994) (1)
The Glaciation of High Asia: From the Last Ice Age to the Present (2018) (1)
The Sino-German Joint Expedition to S Tibet, Shisha Pangma and the N flank of chomolungma (Mt. Everest) 1984 — Expedition report (1988) (1)
Lost in Translation or Can We Still Understand What Polybius Says about Hannibal's Crossing of the Alps?—A Reply to Mahaney [Archaeometry, 55 (2013), 1196–204]* (2015) (1)
Reconstruction of Outlet Glacier Tongues of the Ice Age South-Tibetan Ice Cover between Cho Oyu and Shisha Pangma as a further Proff of the Tibetan Inland Ice Sheet (2003) (1)
Settlements on the southern slope of the Dhaula-Himal : a contribution to the settlement geography of the Nepal-Himalaya with twenty-two illustrations (1979) (1)
Editors’ preface (1991) (1)
New research on High Asia, Tibet and the Himalayas (1986) (1)
Natural hazards and environmental change (2003) (0)
Geomorphologic Case Studies on the Current and Former Glacier Dynamics in High Asia (2014) (0)
On the Chronology of the Prehistoric Glacial Ice Cover (2018) (0)
The Paleoclimatic Significance of the Ice Age Glaciation of High Asia (2018) (0)
Erratum to "The past valley glacier network in the Himalayas and the Tibetan ice sheet during the la (2009) (0)
The Overall Picture of the Maximal Ice Expansion in High Asia During the Last Ice Age (2018) (0)
Chapter 53 – The High-Glacial (Last Glacial Maximum) Glacier Cover of the Aconcagua Group and Adjacent Massifs in the Mendoza Andes (South America) with a Closer Look at Further Empirical Evidence (2011) (0)
Book reviews (1991) (0)
Postglacial Glacier Stades of Nugssuaq Peninsula, West Greenland (70°3’–70°10’) (2020) (0)
Indicators of a former Tibetan ice sheet and an ice stream network in the surrounding mountains: field observations and dates on the SE-, S- and W-margin of Tibet from the expeditions 2004-2009 (2012) (0)
The petrography of Southern Tibet (1988) (0)
The problem of historicity in physical geography (1994) (0)
Book reviews (1991) (0)
Book reviews (1989) (0)
of the lee Age South-Tibetan lee Cover between Cho Oyu and Shisha Pangma as a further Proof of the Tibetan Inland lee Sheet (2003) (0)
Retraction notice to: The past valley glacier network in the Himalayas and the Tibetan ice sheet during the last glacial period and its glacial-isostatic, eustatic and climatic consequences [Tectonophysics (2007) 116–144] (2009) (0)
Book review (1991) (0)
Snowline (ELA) and Relief as Basis of Glacier Development in High Asia and a GlacierTypology (2014) (0)
[Instability of slopes by creeping and solifluction in relation to plant coverage in the Alps, the Abruzzi and the Himalaya] (1984) (0)
The Nourishment Areas of the High Glacial, Late Glacial, and Present Glaciation of High Asia and the Resulting Ablation Areas—A Summary (2018) (0)
Firn line elevation of the Dickson Land peninsula (1983) (0)
THE MAXIMAL (PRE-LGM AND LGM) GLACIATION OF SOUTH-EAST IRANIAN MOUNTAINS EXEMPLIFIED BY THE KUH-I-JUPAR MASSIF IN ZAGROS (2007) (0)
Guest Editor’s Preface (2005) (0)
Book reviews (1986) (0)
A short report of the Tibet excursion 14-A, Part of the XIII INQUA Congress 1991 in Beijing (1993) (0)
Extent of the former glaciation of High- and Central Asia with its global paleo-climatic consequences: an overview with new empirical data from 2004 to 2010 (2012) (0)
Editor's Preface (1994) (0)

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