Gordon Manley
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3751881 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Gordon Manley |
| PRENOMES | Gordon |
| SOBRENOME | Manley |
| ASSINATURA | MANLEY G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Lancaster University Ghana |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 37 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1927 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1979 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Water from Antarctica
Climatic Change
Synoptic Climatology
Central England temperatures
An up‐to‐date Table is provided of the monthly and seasonal means representative of the air over central England from 1659 onward, incorporating some minor revisions and extensions of the earlier Table (Manley 1953 and 1959). Comments on its construction, and on the prospect of further extension backward in time, are added.
The Arctic Basin
London's Urban Climate
Landmarks in British Cartography
Illustrated World Geography
Nine Glacier Maps (North-Western North America), 1
Geophysical Investigations of the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition
Polar Atmosphere Symposium
The Revival of Climatic Determinism
EARLY in the seventeenth century Francis Bacon made his oft-quoted suggestion that meteorological events tend to recur at approximately 35-year intervals. Such tidal oscillations may well be reflected in meteorological doctrines. It was between 1915 and 1924 that the late Ellsworth Huntington was most actively promulgating the doctrine of the effects of climatic variations to which he had been led as a result of his early field studies in Central…
British North Greenland Expedition, 1952-4
Climate and the British Scene
The Restless Atmosphere
Climatic Variation (Reviews of Modern Meteorology-9)
Climate and the British Scene
The weather and diseases
Students of the history of science are well aware how rapidly ideas were exchanged, remembering the available means of communication, during the years immediately preceding and following the foundation of the Royal Society. This is very evident in regard to meteorological observation and measurement. Robert Hooke’s daily readings of temperature and rainfall in 1664 are well known and he, with Locke soon afterwards, was quick to stress the need fo…
Toynbee and Huntington
Climatic Fluctuations
The Range of Variation of the British Climate
To many of us the virtues of our day-to-day changeable weather are manifest. Seventy years of standardized meteorological records give us a good idea of the limits within which any day's events are likely to fall. In the southern English lowlands a fall of two feet of snow, a shade temperature of 970, or a month with 70 per cent. of the possible sunshine, represent extremes unlikely to be surpassed. Superimposed upon our day-to-day weather how? e…
The Range of Variation of the British Climate
Glaciological Research on the North Atlantic Coasts
Topography and Weather in the Antarctic
The Present Climatic Fluctuation
Climate and the British Scene
The Revival of Climatic Determinism
EARLY in the seventeenth century Francis Bacon made his oft-quoted suggestion that meteorological events tend to recur at approximately 35-year intervals. Such tidal oscillations may well be reflected in meteorological doctrines. It was between 1915 and 1924 that the late Ellsworth Huntington was most actively promulgating the doctrine of the effects of climatic variations to which he had been led as a result of his early field studies in Central…
The Range of Variation of the British Climate
To many of us the virtues of our day-to-day changeable weather are manifest. Seventy years of standardized meteorological records give us a good idea of the limits within which any day's events are likely to fall. In the southern English lowlands a fall of two feet of snow, a shade temperature of 970, or a month with 70 per cent. of the possible sunshine, represent extremes unlikely to be surpassed. Superimposed upon our day-to-day weather how? e…
Synoptic Climatology
Saxton's Survey of Northern England
The Effective Rate of Altitudinal Change in Temperate Atlantic Climates
SINCE the early pioneering days the brusque alternations of the eastern American climate have provided abundant material for discussion; for example, the results of instrumental comparisons between the two sides of the Atlantic are often found in English scientific journals of the eighteenth century. The effects, real or presumed, of the American climatic environment on European plants, animals, and man, and of course on man's inventions and idea…
The Kangerdlugssuak Region of East Greenland
Climate and the British Scene
Memorandum on the Geographical Factors Relevant to the Location of Industry
The Plancius Map of England, Wales, and Ireland, 1592
The Cambridge Expedition to East Greenland in 1926
The Cambridge Expedition to East Greenland in 1926
Cambridge East Greenland Expedition, 1929
The Plancius Map of England, Wales, and Ireland, 1592
Saxton's Survey of Northern England
The Kangerdlugssuak Region of East Greenland
Memorandum on the Geographical Factors Relevant to the Location of Industry
Past Sea-Levels at Dungeness
Physical Names for the Map of Britain
Topographical Features and the Climate of Britain
GREAT BRITAIN is relatively small, and for centuries it has been recognized by those descriptive writers who can be claimed as ancestors of to-day's regional geographers, that we enjoy a temperate climate. Yet it was early appreciated that there are decided differences in prevailing quality or feel of air from place to place, and notably that results of increased exposure to wind are immediately evident. (For example, Speed, 1611, on Lancashire, …
Topographical Features and the Climate of Britain
George Clerk, D. Brunt, Leonard Brooks, L. C. W. Bonacina, R. G. Veryard, S. H. Beaver, Olaf Devik, Mr. Bonacina, Gordon Manley, Topographical Features and the Climate of Britain: A Review of Some Outstanding Effects: Discussion, The Geographical Journal, Vol. 103, No. 6 (Jun., 1944), pp. 258-263
The Effective Rate of Altitudinal Change in Temperate Atlantic Climates
SINCE the early pioneering days the brusque alternations of the eastern American climate have provided abundant material for discussion; for example, the results of instrumental comparisons between the two sides of the Atlantic are often found in English scientific journals of the eighteenth century. The effects, real or presumed, of the American climatic environment on European plants, animals, and man, and of course on man's inventions and idea…
Researches on Snow and Ice, 1918-40
Topography and Weather in the Antarctic
The Present Climatic Fluctuation
Glaciological Research on the North Atlantic Coasts
Climatic Fluctuations
The Range of Variation of the British Climate
To many of us the virtues of our day-to-day changeable weather are manifest. Seventy years of standardized meteorological records give us a good idea of the limits within which any day's events are likely to fall. In the southern English lowlands a fall of two feet of snow, a shade temperature of 970, or a month with 70 per cent. of the possible sunshine, represent extremes unlikely to be surpassed. Superimposed upon our day-to-day weather how? e…
The Range of Variation of the British Climate
The weather and diseases
Students of the history of science are well aware how rapidly ideas were exchanged, remembering the available means of communication, during the years immediately preceding and following the foundation of the Royal Society. This is very evident in regard to meteorological observation and measurement. Robert Hooke’s daily readings of temperature and rainfall in 1664 are well known and he, with Locke soon afterwards, was quick to stress the need fo…
Toynbee and Huntington
Climatic Variation (Reviews of Modern Meteorology-9)
Climate and the British Scene
Climate and the British Scene
The Restless Atmosphere
British North Greenland Expedition, 1952-4
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