La station de Bergusium et le site des Buissières à Panossas (Isère) : de la toponymie à l’archéologie by Matthieu Poux, Aldo Borlenghi

“…The scarcity and widespread dispersion of the remains discovered, as well as issues of toponymic derivation, suggest other localities, the foremost of which is Mount Briançon, several kilometres to the west. Its name is derived from the Celtic berg-/brig-, similar to the theonym Bergusia referred to in an Alesian inscription and related to a tutelary goddess of mining in these mountains. …”
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Accidents in railway transportation: Lessons learned from Thailand and France by Sripathomswat Kanokporn, Promkamol Lattapon, Romruen Worachon, Arthaud Quentin, Drouin Alban

“…Thailand’s railway network spans over 4,000 kilometres, comprising five lines that extend across all regions of the country. …”
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Caractéristiques socio-démographiques et dynamique de la transhumance des bouviers peuls de la Nouhao au Burkina Faso by Sidonie Ouoba-Ima

“…This installing was preceded by several achievements including the development of the pastoral zone with an area of 95,000 hectares, the delimitation of the pastoral zone by two long firewalls 172 Kilomètres, breeders about installing the farmhouses ten hectares and the production of livestock infrastructure (wells and vaccination parks). …”
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Comparative Analysis of Drones and Riders in On-Demand Meal Delivery Based on Prospect Theory by Hong Jiang, Xinhui Ren

“…Based on the research, it was found that when the delivery distance is more than 7 kilometres, the pickup time is within 2 minutes, or when consumers accept drone delivery, drone delivery is better than rider delivery. …”
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Geofluids Assessment of the Ayub and Shafa Hot Springs in Kopet-Dagh Zone (NE Iran): An Isotopic Geochemistry Approach by Hossein Mohammadzadeh, Majid Kazemi

“…Based on Na-K geothermometers coupled with isotopic (18O and 2H) geochemistry the temperature of the AP geothermal reservoir was estimated to be in the range of 100–150°C with 3–5 and 4.2 kilometres’ depth, respectively. Chemically, the AP samples are CaSO4 facies with a chemically homogeneous source and steam heated waters type.…”
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Os etnoconhecimentos botânicos dos Paiterey e as repercussões no território: uma prévia análise na Aldeia Paiter da Linha 09 - Terra Indígena Sete de Setembro by Tássia Karina Alexandre de Medeiros, Adnilson de Almeida Silva, Gasodá Wawaeitxapôh Suruí, Isaac Costa Araújo Filho, Nicolas Floriani

“…Then this study examines specifically the case of the Paiter Village from Line 09, nominated as Indigenous Land ‘Sete de Setembro’, placed approximately 50 kilometres from Cacoal city, Rondônia State. As it was said, this research is a study of case among the Paiterey, and it follows a qualitative approach with technical designs and experimental doings. …”
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Projet du parc linéaire de l’humedal Juan Amarillo, 2000-2018, Bogota, Colombie by Eduardo Samper Martinez

“…This paper presents an outline of the cultural and eco-systemic context of the wetlands (humedales) of the savannah (sabana) district of the city of Bogota situated at an altitude of 2,600 metres with a surface area of 1,800 square kilometres. Based in one of these wetlands, the Juan Amarillo humedal which is more than 6 km long with a width varying within just a few hundred metres, the aim is to demonstrate the current challenges involved in their development as landscapes and in their proposed uses for a population of close to 2 million inhabitants. …”
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Mountains, Shrines, and Rock Art: Landscape in Ancestral Pueblo culture from the Colorado Plateau, North American Southwest by Radosław Palonka, Kathleen M. O’Meara, Katarzyna M. Ciomek, Zi Xu, Brianna Gooch, Claire Moriarty, Bartosz Foryś

“…Although contemporary Pueblo people live a few hundred kilometres south and southeast of the Mesa Verde region, many of these sites still have a special meaning to them and are mentioned in Puebloan oral traditions, histories, and myths. …”
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Geophysical flows over topography, a playground for laboratory experiments by Vidal, Jérémie, Noir, Jérôme, Cébron, David, Burmann, Fabian, Monville, Rémy, Giraud, Vadim, Charles, Yoann

“…In particular, complexities arise because geophysical fluids are rotating and subject to density variations, but also because the fluid boundaries have complex geometries (e.g. the ocean floor) with wavelengths ranging from metres to thousands of kilometres. Dynamical models of planetary fluid layers are thus often constrained by observations, whose interpretation necessitates a comprehensive understanding of the underlying physics. …”
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Occurrence of Morphological and Anatomical Adaptive Traits in Young and Adult Plants of the Rare Mediterranean Cliff Species Primula palinuri Petagna by Veronica De Micco, Giovanna Aronne

“…Primula palinuri Petagna is a rare endemic plant species, surviving on cliff sites along a few kilometres of the Tyrrhenian coast in southern Italy. …”
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Calving dynamics at Jakobshavn Isbrae (Sermeq Kujalleq) controlled by local geometry: insights from a 3D Stokes calving model by Iain Wheel, Anna J. Crawford, Douglas I. Benn

“…Additional, 2-year transient simulations show that although ice mélange is essential to the glacier's winter readvance, when removed, the glacier only retreats a couple of kilometres before reaching a stable position. While the backstress provided by the ice mélange allows the glacier to advance beyond this point, the retreated terminus position is determined by a combination of bed geometry and glacier dynamics. …”
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From Fitness Tracking to Augmented Shopping Experience: Perceptions and Use of Mobile Payment among Runners Using Wearable Devices by Özlem Özdinç

“…A typical runner that we captured data from was an educated, employed, and adult female user of high-tech sports wearables, who makes nearly 9 kilometres on each of her four runs in a week, but taps her smartphone―not her wearable―to make payments for necessity goods (e.g., food, apparel) and services (e.g., bills, bookings) through either Alipay or Apple Pay. …”
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A Growing Middle Class and Real Estate Development: Spatial change and social conflicts in the densification of Kileleshwa, Nairobi by Jackson Kago, Catherine Gateri, Owiti A K’Akumu

“…Kileleshwa, located five kilometres from the city centre of Nairobi has witnessed phenomenal real estate transformation in the form of high-rise apartments replacing the bungalows that were originally built in the area. …”
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Agricultural drought monitoring using modified TVDI and dynamic drought thresholds in the upper and middle Huai River Basin, China by Dui Huang, Tao Ma, Jiufu Liu, Jianyun Zhang

“…These thresholds greatly reduce the spatial extent of areas classified as experiencing drought, decreasing by 15,500–79,700 square kilometres compared to the threshold of 0.67. Additionally, they increase the intra-annual variability of areas affected by drought.…”
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DOES ESG INVESTMENT IMPACT THE FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY OF NIGERIAN ENERGY COMPANIES: A PANEL REGRESSION APPROACH? by Tajudeen Alaburo Abdulsalam, Adedeji Daniel Gbadebo

“… The destruction of around 5% to 10% of Nigerian mangrove ecosystems and the disappearance of approximately 7,400 square kilometres of rainforest have shifted managerial priorities in Nigeria's energy sector from purely financial gain to increased social responsibility. …”
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Valley floor inclination affecting valley winds and transport of passive tracers in idealised simulations by J. Mikkola, A. Gohm, V. A. Sinclair, F. Bianchi

“…Despite stronger overall tracer outflow in the flat-floored valley, this occurs at lower altitudes, leading to most of the ventilated tracers being accumulated in the lowest few kilometres of the atmosphere. Consequently, steeper valleys are more efficient at ventilating tracers to the upper troposphere, which would, for example, lead to higher potential for long-range transport. …”
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Les Bas-Champs de Cayeux (Somme, France) : vers une gestion intégrée ? by Vincent Bawedin, Jean-Marc Hoeblich

“…The most powerful storm happened in 1990 and led to the flooding of 35 square kilometres of productive farmlands. The cost of works to protect and reinforce the ridge amounts to over 30 M euros, plus 350,000 euros a year for maintenance… which means… ad vitam æternam ? …”
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Strong turbulent flow in the subauroral region in the Antarctic can deteriorate satellite-based navigation signals by D. S. Kotova, A. A. Sinevich, A. A. Chernyshov, D. V. Chugunin, Y. Jin, W. J. Miloch

“…Plasma speed in the PJ/SAID can reach several kilometres per second, and the size of plasma irregularities inside it can reach scales from tens of meters to several hundred meters. …”
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Palm oil plantation waste handling by smallholder and the correlation with the land fire by H. Herdiansyah, E. Frimawaty

“…The average distance from home to the field for 200 correspondents is 8.825 kilometres, and they have the highest harvest quantity with a mean of 1.0940 tons. …”
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Resistance of Biomphalaria alexandrina to Schistosoma mansoni and Bulinus truncatus to Schistosoma haematobium Correlates with Unsaturated Fatty Acid Levels in the Snail Soft Tissu... by Marian Elias, Rasha S. Hanafi, Samia El-Bardicy, Ebtisam A. Hafez, Rashika El Ridi

“…Accordingly, exterminating the schistosome intermediate snail hosts in transmission foci in habitats that may extend to kilometres is cost-prohibitive and damaging to the ecological equilibrium and quality of water and may be superfluous. …”
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