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1971
On December 29 my sons and I were in the Bay area and decided to pay a visit to Loma Prieta (CA prominence #30). Access was interesting. . . . We left SR 17...
Ken Jones
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Jan 1, 2005
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1972
(Ken Jones) ... (Andy) Please forward my congratulations to Evan. Imagine he found that many of the county high points he's visited over the years were also 2K...
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1973
I've compiled a list of parents and territories for the main British hills. To find the file (Excel), you can go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rhb/files/...
peter Ridges
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Jan 4, 2005
7:48 pm
1974
Peter Ridges wrote, ... I realized that with all of the new work being done in Europe and Asia, I can finally take a stab at tracing the lineage for Britain....
Aaron Maizlish
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Jan 4, 2005
11:52 pm
1975
From Aaron's analysis of the Ben Nevis parentage is a most fascinating one indeed. If one rigorously sticks to using the prominence-based definition of a...
Adam Helman
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Jan 5, 2005
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1976
... thanks, I sleep better, ;-) Rob...
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1977
Adam, I totally agree! The list is the, how I call it "Prominence Master" - Lineage (excepted Elbrus, which is NOT on this line). Aaron's view of lineage makes...
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Jan 5, 2005
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1978
... From: "Adam Helman" <helman@...> To: <prominence@yahoogroups.com> Cc: <rhb@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 6:48 AM Subject: Re:...
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Jan 5, 2005
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1979
Sorry, Adam, but you made another little error, Monte Rosa (Dufourspitze) is also excluded in the prominence master lineage, because it's prominence is only...
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Jan 5, 2005
11:53 am
1980
An interesting excercise Aaron. The thing that I suspect mey be more important than the choice between nearest-higher-neighbor parent and...
Richard Garland
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Jan 5, 2005
1:46 pm
1981
Adam, ... Eberhard, is right, Dufourspitze does not belong on the list (I transposed the prominence and saddle values.) Also Elbrus wouldn't be on the list....
Aaron Maizlish
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Jan 5, 2005
7:05 pm
1982
Prominence folks---some of you may be interested to check out the list of the Top 25 peaks in the Alps as ranked by reduced spire measure. The table, with...
Metzler, David
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Jan 5, 2005
8:27 pm
1983
(Jonathan - private email) ... (Andy) Maybe all the Europe lists will be like Petter's 238 mountains in Norway with primary factors in the range 590 to 699...
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Jan 6, 2005
3:52 am
1984
... Finsteraarhorn P = 2280 Dufourspitze P = 2469 Mont Blanc P = 4695 Mount Elbrus P = 4741 Mount Everest P = 8850 I agree with the...
peter Ridges
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Jan 6, 2005
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1985
Congratulations to David and Jonathan on an excellent list. The credibility of any list of mountains depends to some extent on its having familiar results...
peter Ridges
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Jan 6, 2005
2:02 pm
1986
The only part I played in this list was to supply some DEM data which I had already put together for prominence and panorama production. The list complements...
Jonathan de Ferranti
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Jan 6, 2005
2:43 pm
1987
How about a single list, but with cutoffs of 2000ft for USA/Canada summits (where most maps are still non-metric) but 600m elsewhere? To declare a personal...
Jonathan de Ferranti
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Jan 6, 2005
3:06 pm
1988
I have tended to stay out of the debate about prominence parents, because I do not think there are definitive answers. There will always be scope for argument,...
Jonathan de Ferranti
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Jan 6, 2005
5:19 pm
1989
... But I think I will fly from Glasgow to Dubai to Katmandu, then Lukla and walk from there ;-) Rob...
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Jan 6, 2005
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1990
Dear Jonathan! The whole pass discription is wonderful! But please delete this words below. This was one of the reasons, why I left ExplorersWeb and they don't...
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humby692002
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Jan 6, 2005
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1991
... I have obviously been missing something. Could someone please tell me what is controversial about the following definition of a "Parent":- 0. Based on the...
Gordon Adshead
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Jan 6, 2005
6:40 pm
1992
... I wouldn't say that this is controversial I would simply say that there are several different unique relationships between a summit and some higher summit...
Aaron Maizlish
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Jan 6, 2005
7:10 pm
1993
A nomenclature note - "nearest higher neighbor" does not agree with the terminology for other parent definitions (i.e. using other qualifying rules besides...
Adam Helman
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7:49 pm
1994
... Jonathan's disclaimer notwithstanding, the availability of a clean dataset was a huge help in easily producing the Top 25 list. I agree that a combination...
Metzler, David
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Jan 6, 2005
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1995
Well, I think, it's my turn to end this discussion satisfactory for everybody (I hope!). I am very sure, that at least the latter two "parents" are very useful...
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Jan 6, 2005
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1996
Dear Eberhard - Your "master" terminology as well as contributions to the study of parentage are defined and described in my (essentially finished) manuscript....
Adam Helman
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Jan 6, 2005
9:48 pm
1997
Hello Gordon A, You have described the most natural and "obvious" way of defining a parent summit In prominence-speak, it is known as the prominence island...
Adam Helman
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Jan 6, 2005
11:42 pm
1998
(Aaron) ... (Andy) Might as well muddy the waters with my notion of a "visual" parent, which is not defined mathematically, but does impact our impression of a...
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1999
I would certainly pick out Mount Massive as the visual parent of Elbert - as least as viewed from Leadville. If the visual parent concept were quantifiable,...
Adam Helman
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Jan 7, 2005
5:32 am
2000
... You must be joking, Andy. Aaron has counted 1,234 2K's in USA48. Mike Cleven has counted 1,667 in BC (Prominence group message #1761). There are likely to...
Jonathan de Ferranti
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