@inbook{041651f68186494abe2e37dd988e6e95,
title = "Field mapping in the Nagssugtoqidian of South-East Greenland",
abstract = "The 1976 season's work was the first of a reconnaissance mapping programme between 62° 30'N (Tingmiarmiut) and 68° 00'N (Kangerdlugssuaq) as the first stage in producing 1:500000 map sheets of this part ofthe east coast. The work was carried out by a team of six geologists, one geophysicist (G. E. J. Beckmann, see this report) and one field assistant (H. B. N{\o}hr Hansen) using 5 m inflatable boats from a 80 ton motor cutter (Tycho Brahe). Reconnaissance work was completed from Sermiligaq (64° 54'N) to inner Kangertigtivatsiaq (66° 28'N) (fig. 19). Approximately one week was spent in the region between Sermilik west of Angmagssalik and Sermiligaq to provide a link between the earlier reconnaissance work of Bridgwater & Gormsen (1968) and the Birmingham Vniversity teams who mapped in the Angmagssalik area between 1967 and 1970 (Wrightet al., 1973). North of 66°00'N in Sermilik and 66° 15'N on the outer coast work was prevented by ice which remained impassable until late August. A total of 35 days was available.",
author = "David Bridgwater and Davies, {F. Bryan} and Gill, {Robin C.O.} and Gorman, {Barry E.} and Niels Henriksen and Juan Watterson",
year = "1977",
month = dec,
day = "31",
doi = "10.34194/rapggu.v85.7535",
language = "English",
series = "Rapport Gr{\o}nlands Geologiske Unders{\o}gelse",
publisher = "Gr{\o}nlands Geologiske Unders{\o}gelse",
pages = "74–83",
booktitle = "Report of activities, 1976",
}