  We apply inequalities from the theory of linear forms in logarithms to deduce
effective results on S-integral points on certain higher-dimensional varieties
when the cardinality of S is sufficiently small. These results may be viewed as
a higher-dimensional version of an effective result of Bilu on integral points
on curves. In particular, we prove a completely explicit result for integral
points on certain affine subsets of the projective plane. As an application, we
generalize an effective result of Vojta on the three-variable unit equation by
giving an effective solution of the polynomial unit equation f(u,v)=w, where
u,v, and w are S-units, |S|\leq 3, and f is a polynomial satisfying certain
conditions (which are generically satisfied). Finally, we compare our results
to a higher-dimensional version of Runge's method, which has some
characteristics in common with the results here.
