Arnold Court
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3606925 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Arnold Court |
| NOMBRES | Arnold |
| APELLIDO | Court |
| FIRMA | COURT A |
| AFILIACIONES | California State University, Northridge |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1945 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Quantitative Geography
Map Comparisons
Fog Frequency in the United States
r IHIRTY years ago the Geographical Review published a map of fog distribution over the United States, by Robert G. Stone.' Five years later a map of Average Annual Number of Days with Dense Fog appeared as one of forty-six maps depicting climates of the United States in Climate and Man, the 1941 Yearbook of Agriculture.2 No other fog maps for the entire country have since appeared, and both Stone's map and the Climate and Man map have been widel…
The Elusive Point of Minimum Travel
The Monsoon
Early American Hurricanes 1492-1870
Weather in the Black Sea
Climatology
Origins, definitions, applications, and uses of three aspects of modern climatology (dynamic synoptic, and complex) are offered in this note. A survey of existing methods of climatic analysis was undertaken in an effort to sharpen the definitions in a Glossary of Meteorology being prepared by the American Meterological Society
The Climate of the Island of Newfoundland
Handbook of Statistical Methods in Meteorology
Temperature Extremes in the United States
EXTREMES of temperature, like extremes of many other climatic elements, are of continuing interest to the public as well as to meteorologists and geographers. They are often cited uncritically, without regard to accuracy or the probability of recurrence. Yet it is axiomatic that as more and more years of observation accumulate at a place, greater and greater extremes will be observed, so that the magnitude of the recorded extreme depends on the l…
Shipwrecked German Weathermen Winter in Ice Caves on Shannon Island, Northeast Greenland
Account of wintering 1943-44, drawn from E.G. Triloff, Eine Uberwinterung auf Nordostgronland, 1948, q.v
How Hot Is Death Valley
EATH VALLEY, California, is known generally as the hottest place in North America at which temperatures are recorded officially. OnJuly IO, I9I3, the extreme temperature of I340 F. was recorded there.' Little is known, however, of the conditions that prevailed at the time this record was established or, more important, of the probability that it will be equaled or broken. On how many other times has the temperature in Death Valley exceeded I300 F…
Trees for the Aleutians
T REES, thousands of them, have been planted in the originally treeless Aleutian Islands as a by-product of war. The soldiers who built modern air bases and military camps on previously undeveloped and, in some cases, uninhabited islands thus join a long succession of men who have, at various times in the past I40 years, attempted to rectify Nature's apparent omission. The Iooo-mile-long string of the Aleutians is a continuation of the volcanic r…
Climatology
Origins, definitions, applications, and uses of three aspects of modern climatology (dynamic synoptic, and complex) are offered in this note. A survey of existing methods of climatic analysis was undertaken in an effort to sharpen the definitions in a Glossary of Meteorology being prepared by the American Meterological Society
Map Comparisons
The Elusive Point of Minimum Travel
Early American Hurricanes 1492-1870
The Climate of the Island of Newfoundland
Handbook of Statistical Methods in Meteorology
Temperature Extremes in the United States
EXTREMES of temperature, like extremes of many other climatic elements, are of continuing interest to the public as well as to meteorologists and geographers. They are often cited uncritically, without regard to accuracy or the probability of recurrence. Yet it is axiomatic that as more and more years of observation accumulate at a place, greater and greater extremes will be observed, so that the magnitude of the recorded extreme depends on the l…
How Hot Is Death Valley
EATH VALLEY, California, is known generally as the hottest place in North America at which temperatures are recorded officially. OnJuly IO, I9I3, the extreme temperature of I340 F. was recorded there.' Little is known, however, of the conditions that prevailed at the time this record was established or, more important, of the probability that it will be equaled or broken. On how many other times has the temperature in Death Valley exceeded I300 F…
Trees for the Aleutians
T REES, thousands of them, have been planted in the originally treeless Aleutian Islands as a by-product of war. The soldiers who built modern air bases and military camps on previously undeveloped and, in some cases, uninhabited islands thus join a long succession of men who have, at various times in the past I40 years, attempted to rectify Nature's apparent omission. The Iooo-mile-long string of the Aleutians is a continuation of the volcanic r…
Shipwrecked German Weathermen Winter in Ice Caves on Shannon Island, Northeast Greenland
Account of wintering 1943-44, drawn from E.G. Triloff, Eine Uberwinterung auf Nordostgronland, 1948, q.v
How Hot Is Death Valley
EATH VALLEY, California, is known generally as the hottest place in North America at which temperatures are recorded officially. OnJuly IO, I9I3, the extreme temperature of I340 F. was recorded there.' Little is known, however, of the conditions that prevailed at the time this record was established or, more important, of the probability that it will be equaled or broken. On how many other times has the temperature in Death Valley exceeded I300 F…
Temperature Extremes in the United States
EXTREMES of temperature, like extremes of many other climatic elements, are of continuing interest to the public as well as to meteorologists and geographers. They are often cited uncritically, without regard to accuracy or the probability of recurrence. Yet it is axiomatic that as more and more years of observation accumulate at a place, greater and greater extremes will be observed, so that the magnitude of the recorded extreme depends on the l…
The Climate of the Island of Newfoundland
Handbook of Statistical Methods in Meteorology
Climatology
Origins, definitions, applications, and uses of three aspects of modern climatology (dynamic synoptic, and complex) are offered in this note. A survey of existing methods of climatic analysis was undertaken in an effort to sharpen the definitions in a Glossary of Meteorology being prepared by the American Meterological Society
The Elusive Point of Minimum Travel
The Monsoon
Early American Hurricanes 1492-1870
Weather in the Black Sea
Fog Frequency in the United States
r IHIRTY years ago the Geographical Review published a map of fog distribution over the United States, by Robert G. Stone.' Five years later a map of Average Annual Number of Days with Dense Fog appeared as one of forty-six maps depicting climates of the United States in Climate and Man, the 1941 Yearbook of Agriculture.2 No other fog maps for the entire country have since appeared, and both Stone's map and the Climate and Man map have been widel…
Map Comparisons
Quantitative Geography
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