Encyclopedia of Weather and Climate (Volumes I & II)
Year: 2007 Language: english Author: Allaby, Michael Genre: Encyclopedia Publisher: Facts On File, Inc. Edition: 2nd. ISBN: 978-0-8160-6350-5 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 825 Description: The main body of the encyclopedia consists of authoritative entries describing processes such as cloud formation, atmospheric phenomena such as rainbows, and some of the techniques and instruments used to study the atmosphere, as well as the units of measurement that scientists use. The extensive coverage also includes the classification systems that are used for climate types, winds, and clouds. Ten appendixes contain invaluable supplementary material such as biographical notes on scientists and lists of the most severe tropical cyclones and tropical storms, weather disasters, and milestones in atmospheric research. These accessible appendixes also include chronologies, the geologic time scale, SI units and conversions, and more. Additional info: This post contains two volumes: Volume I (entries A-O –pp. 1 to 402-) and Volume II (entries P-Z –pp. 403 to 825-).
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Encyclopedia of Weather and Climate (Volumes I & II)
Language: english
Author: Allaby, Michael
Genre: Encyclopedia
Publisher: Facts On File, Inc.
Edition: 2nd.
ISBN: 978-0-8160-6350-5
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 825
Description: The main body of the encyclopedia consists of authoritative entries describing processes such as cloud formation, atmospheric phenomena such as rainbows, and some of the techniques and instruments used to study the atmosphere, as well as the units of measurement that scientists use. The extensive coverage also includes the classification systems that are used for climate types, winds, and clouds. Ten appendixes contain invaluable supplementary material such as biographical notes on scientists and lists of the most severe tropical cyclones and tropical storms, weather disasters, and milestones in atmospheric research. These accessible appendixes also include chronologies, the geologic time scale, SI units and conversions, and more.
Additional info: This post contains two volumes: Volume I (entries A-O –pp. 1 to 402-) and Volume II (entries P-Z –pp. 403 to 825-).
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