Vol. 1 (2004): Volume 1

Published: 2004-12-01

Front Matter

Introduction

James R. Fleming

iii-vi
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Articles

Benjamin Franklin and the First Lightning Conductors

E. Philip Krider

1-13
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Los Inicios de la meteorología en el Perú y la labor del Cosmografiato: 1753-1856

Lizardo Seiner Lizárraga

14-27
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethes Beziehungen zu Luke Howard und sein Wirken auf dem Gebiet der Meteorologie

28-40
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Dmitrii Mendeleev and Russian Meteorology During the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century

Nathan M. Brooks

41-47
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Cleveland Abbe and the Birth of the National Weather Service, 1870-1891

Edmund P. Willis, William H. Hooke

48-54
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The First International Polar Year (1882-83) A big science experiment with small science equipment

Cornelia Lüdecke

55-64
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Enclave Vision Foreign networks in Peru and the internationalization of El Niño research during the 1920s

Gregory T. Cushman

65-74
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Sverre Petterssen, the Bergen School, and the Forecasts for D-Day

James R. Fleming

75-83
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The Scandinavian Tag-Team Providers of atmospheric reality to numerical weather prediction efforts in the United States (1948-1955)

Kristine C. Harper

84-91
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Choosing the Right Axis An institutional history of the Belgrade Eta forecast model

Vladimir Jankovic´

92-98
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Data Collection and the Ozone Hole Too much of a good thing?

Maureen Christie

99-105
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Bibliography

Archives, Libraries and Bibliography in the History of Meteorology Prior to 1900

Roy E. Goodman

106-111
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