Morton J Rubin
Biographic Data
| ID | 3755336 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Morton J Rubin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Morton J |
| FAMILY NAME | Rubin |
| SIGNATURE | RUBIN M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
John Biscoe's meteorological and oceanographic observations in the Southern Ocean, 1830–1832
John Biscoe's voyage of discovery in the ships Tula and Lively , undertaken at the directive of the owners of the firm Messrs Enderby between 1830 and 1833, was the third expedition to circumnavigate Antarctica at a high latitude. This paper presents a digest and assessment of meteorological and oceanographic data recorded by Biscoe on that voyage. These observations, which are not normally easily accessible, substantiate the reputation of Biscoe…
The City and the Grassroots
Thaddeus Bellingshausen's scientific programme in the Southern Ocean, 1818–21
Following Cook's historic circumnavigation (1772–75) of the globe in Antarctic waters and his reports of great numbers of seals on South Georgia, considerable numbers of commercial sealing expeditions had made new discoveries of islands in the vicinity of the Antarctic Peninsula. However, not until 1819 was another government-sponsored exploring and scientific expedition organized to continue the search for the then still-unknown southern contine…
James Cook's scientific programme in the Southern Ocean, 1772–75
Until long after all other regions of the world had been explored and populated by man, the high latitudes of the Southern Hemisphere remained unknownand inviolate. Although a great southern continent had been postulated by theancient Greeks, and its existence firmly believed in during the 16th century and by some 18th century geographers, no real evidence for its presence had been forthcoming. However, the great voyages of discovery by James Coo…
The ICPM meetings in Melbourne, January 1974
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Studies in Antarctic Meteorology
The Negro Wish To Move
Utopians at Bay . H orace M. K allen
Ethnology and Ethnography
American Society and Culture
American Society and Culture
Social And Cultural Change in The Plantation Area
Israel between East and West
Thaddeus Bellingshausen's scientific programme in the Southern Ocean, 1818–21
Following Cook's historic circumnavigation (1772–75) of the globe in Antarctic waters and his reports of great numbers of seals on South Georgia, considerable numbers of commercial sealing expeditions had made new discoveries of islands in the vicinity of the Antarctic Peninsula. However, not until 1819 was another government-sponsored exploring and scientific expedition organized to continue the search for the then still-unknown southern contine…
James Cook's scientific programme in the Southern Ocean, 1772–75
Until long after all other regions of the world had been explored and populated by man, the high latitudes of the Southern Hemisphere remained unknownand inviolate. Although a great southern continent had been postulated by theancient Greeks, and its existence firmly believed in during the 16th century and by some 18th century geographers, no real evidence for its presence had been forthcoming. However, the great voyages of discovery by James Coo…
The Negro Wish To Move
Israel between East and West
Social And Cultural Change in The Plantation Area
Israel between East and West
American Society and Culture
American Society and Culture
Ethnology and Ethnography
The Negro Wish To Move
Utopians at Bay . H orace M. K allen
Studies in Antarctic Meteorology
The ICPM meetings in Melbourne, January 1974
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Thaddeus Bellingshausen's scientific programme in the Southern Ocean, 1818–21
Following Cook's historic circumnavigation (1772–75) of the globe in Antarctic waters and his reports of great numbers of seals on South Georgia, considerable numbers of commercial sealing expeditions had made new discoveries of islands in the vicinity of the Antarctic Peninsula. However, not until 1819 was another government-sponsored exploring and scientific expedition organized to continue the search for the then still-unknown southern contine…
James Cook's scientific programme in the Southern Ocean, 1772–75
Until long after all other regions of the world had been explored and populated by man, the high latitudes of the Southern Hemisphere remained unknownand inviolate. Although a great southern continent had been postulated by theancient Greeks, and its existence firmly believed in during the 16th century and by some 18th century geographers, no real evidence for its presence had been forthcoming. However, the great voyages of discovery by James Coo…
The City and the Grassroots
John Biscoe's meteorological and oceanographic observations in the Southern Ocean, 1830–1832
John Biscoe's voyage of discovery in the ships Tula and Lively , undertaken at the directive of the owners of the firm Messrs Enderby between 1830 and 1833, was the third expedition to circumnavigate Antarctica at a high latitude. This paper presents a digest and assessment of meteorological and oceanographic data recorded by Biscoe on that voyage. These observations, which are not normally easily accessible, substantiate the reputation of Biscoe…
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