References & About us
The project was completed by Noah Rosen, Christine Ratcliffe, Tim Reid and Julian Helfenstein. It was turned in as a group project to Professor Brian Klinkenberg and Alejandro Cervantes of the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Geography.
Acknowledgements
We gratefully thank Professor Brian Klinkenberg, Alejandro Cervantes, and Michael More for their suggestions and help. We would also like to thank Harry Jans, who gave us permission to use his beautiful panorama images of Tibetan landscapes.
The Tibetan landscape images are used with permission from Harry Jans.
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