Charles F Brooks
Biographic Data
| ID | 3711326 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles F Brooks |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles F |
| FAMILY NAME | Brooks |
| SIGNATURE | BROOKS C F |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 38 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 38 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1916 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Protozoan and Helminthic Infestations Among Migratory Agricultural Workers. Results of a Survey Among British West Indian Agricultural Workers
Protozoan and Helminthic Infestations Among Migratory Agricultural Workers. Results of a Survey Among British West Indian Agricultural Workers Henry Beye, Charles Brooks, and Elizabeth Guinn CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.51.12.1862 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Some limiting factors in pastoral counseling: The minister has, in his religion, special and unique resources for counseling
The Climatic Record: Its Content, Limitations, and Geographic Value
The Climatic Record: Its Content, Limitations, and Geographic Value
(1948). The Climatic Record: Its Content, Limitations, and Geographic Value. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 38, No. 3, pp. 153-168
The New England Hurricane of September, 1944
f , , { ' .-S 4 A GREAT hurricane in the 30o LOMETERS Puerto Rico-Bahamas region C.,b+ ^ /;!^ .A4^ \X.r ,is always a menace to New > 0? England. If the storm, instead ..* i 4 '.....l. . X ,. ..of striking inland or recurving -i . . ..- ^~^^ ^l conditions not unlike those ''~^ _ :^^v prevailing at the time of the '/ ^ + ',> / :938j s7 1938 hurricane.' At 4 p. m. SET, a .,s,EP.// i 20(E.W.T.) on September 8 the GEOGR. REVIEW, '/--~ JA N..194. 89p. …
Meteorology in the Warring Forties: A Review
Physical Climatology
Hurricanes into New England: Meteorology of the Storm of September 21, 1938
T HE hurricane of September last was a whirling, circular storm with very destructive winds spread over a diameter of 200 miles. At its center was the usual calm eye, some 40 miles in breadth. This vortex rushed northward to Long Island and New England with the speed of an express train, augmenting wind velocities to extremes of about 120 miles an hour on the east of the path of the center. The wind drove the sea water with such force that, when …
The Climates of North America
Weather and Climate
Handbuch der Klimatologie. Band I, Teil B: Die klimatologischen Elemente und ihre Abhangigkeit von terrestrischen Einflussen
The Meteorology of Great Floods in the Eastern United States
URING January, 1937, a standing high-pressure area in the southwestern North Atlantic sent steamy tropical air into the United States day after day, which, on meeting a persistent flow of polar air in a nearly stationary southwest-northeast belt, precipitated phenomenal rainfalls. Locally exceeding 20 inches, the rains extended across the lower Mississippi and almost simultaneously over the entire Ohio basin. Dammed by the flooded lower Mississip…
Two Books on Modern Meteorology
Climatic Maps of North America
Handbuch der Klimatologie in Funf Banden
A Meteorological Cross Section: The Koppen Birthday Volumes
N the occasion his eighty-fifth birthday the meteorological world has given the venerable Professor Wladimir Koppen three rounds greetings and an encore in the form three Koppen volumes and a supplementary number Gerlands Beitrage zur Geophysik.1 Thirty geophysical journals, published in thirteen different countries, and 127 geophysicists of the entire earth and several generations joined in sending these birthday greetings. The papers, in German…
Climatology of Canada
A New Meteorological Textbook
Robert DeCourcy Ward, Climatologist
With the sudden death of Professor Robert DeCourcy Ward November 12, 1931, the career of one of Harvard's most distinguished professors and America's leading climatologist came to an end. He was a master in teaching, investigation, writing and administrative work. Modestly underrating his own capacities, he strove always to make up for his assumed deficiencies by endless labor. The result was an extraordinarily productive and influential life, ev…
Climatology of Central America
Some Elementary Meteorologies
Climate Through the Ages
Contributions to Hydrography and Maritime Meteorology
Weather Notes for the General Reader
Internal Tides of Seas and Atmosphere and Their Effects
Handbuch der Klimatologie. Band I, Teil B: Die klimatologischen Elemente und ihre Abhangigkeit von terrestrischen Einflussen
The New England Hurricane of September, 1944
f , , { ' .-S 4 A GREAT hurricane in the 30o LOMETERS Puerto Rico-Bahamas region C.,b+ ^ /;!^ .A4^ \X.r ,is always a menace to New > 0? England. If the storm, instead ..* i 4 '.....l. . X ,. ..of striking inland or recurving -i . . ..- ^~^^ ^l conditions not unlike those ''~^ _ :^^v prevailing at the time of the '/ ^ + ',> / :938j s7 1938 hurricane.' At 4 p. m. SET, a .,s,EP.// i 20(E.W.T.) on September 8 the GEOGR. REVIEW, '/--~ JA N..194. 89p. …
Hurricanes into New England: Meteorology of the Storm of September 21, 1938
T HE hurricane of September last was a whirling, circular storm with very destructive winds spread over a diameter of 200 miles. At its center was the usual calm eye, some 40 miles in breadth. This vortex rushed northward to Long Island and New England with the speed of an express train, augmenting wind velocities to extremes of about 120 miles an hour on the east of the path of the center. The wind drove the sea water with such force that, when …
The Meteorology of Great Floods in the Eastern United States
URING January, 1937, a standing high-pressure area in the southwestern North Atlantic sent steamy tropical air into the United States day after day, which, on meeting a persistent flow of polar air in a nearly stationary southwest-northeast belt, precipitated phenomenal rainfalls. Locally exceeding 20 inches, the rains extended across the lower Mississippi and almost simultaneously over the entire Ohio basin. Dammed by the flooded lower Mississip…
New England Snowfall
World-Wide Changes of Temperature
New England Snowfall
The "Old-Fashioned" Winter of 1917-18
Free-Air Conditions
Japanese Rainfall
Climatology and Oceanography of Southwest Africa
The Physiological Effect of the Air on the Human Body
The Prediction of Minimum Temperatures
A Textbook of Australian Meteorology
A Textbook of Agricultural Meteorology
The Ice Sheet of Central Greenland: A Review of the Work of the Swiss Greenland Expedition
Geographical and Geological Observations in the Weddell Sea and Its Borders
A Description of the World's Climates
Weather Notes for the General Reader
Internal Tides of Seas and Atmosphere and Their Effects
Climate Through the Ages
Contributions to Hydrography and Maritime Meteorology
Some Elementary Meteorologies
Robert DeCourcy Ward, Climatologist
With the sudden death of Professor Robert DeCourcy Ward November 12, 1931, the career of one of Harvard's most distinguished professors and America's leading climatologist came to an end. He was a master in teaching, investigation, writing and administrative work. Modestly underrating his own capacities, he strove always to make up for his assumed deficiencies by endless labor. The result was an extraordinarily productive and influential life, ev…
Climatology of Central America
A Meteorological Cross Section: The Koppen Birthday Volumes
N the occasion his eighty-fifth birthday the meteorological world has given the venerable Professor Wladimir Koppen three rounds greetings and an encore in the form three Koppen volumes and a supplementary number Gerlands Beitrage zur Geophysik.1 Thirty geophysical journals, published in thirteen different countries, and 127 geophysicists of the entire earth and several generations joined in sending these birthday greetings. The papers, in German…
Climatology of Canada
A New Meteorological Textbook
Handbuch der Klimatologie in Funf Banden
Two Books on Modern Meteorology
Geography (30 works) · Geology (16 works) · Geology (16 works) · Meteorology (15 works) · Climatology (13 works) · History (12 works) · History (10 works) · Environmental Science (8 works) · Physical geography (6 works) · Science and Climate Studies (6 works)