Year: 1917 Language: english Author: WILLIAM ALLINGHAM Genre: Reference book Publisher: CHARLES GRIFFIN AND COMPANY, LIMITED Edition: 2nd Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages + text layer Pages count: 279 Description: This little book does not lay claim to originality, nor is it exhaustive, inasmuch as the subject dealt with leaves consider- able scope in either direction. Marine meteorology must, of necessity, depend upon international effort ; and, at the present time, every maritime nation devotes a portion of the public fundstotheinvestigationofmatterspertainingthereto. Ship- masters in the ocean-carrying trade who co-operate with the United States Hydrographic Office, and preserve the monthly Pilot Charts of the North Atlantic and the North Pacific issued by that Department, have in their possession the very latest information, culled from every possible trustworthy source, with respect to marine meteorology. Unfortunately, only a very small percentage of the world's merchant officers are thus favourably situated.
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A manual of marine meteorology
Language: english
Author: WILLIAM ALLINGHAM
Genre: Reference book
Publisher: CHARLES GRIFFIN AND COMPANY, LIMITED
Edition: 2nd
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages + text layer
Pages count: 279
Description: This little book does not lay claim to originality, nor is it exhaustive, inasmuch as the subject dealt with leaves consider- able scope in either direction. Marine meteorology must, of necessity, depend upon international effort ; and, at the present time, every maritime nation devotes a portion of the public fundstotheinvestigationofmatterspertainingthereto. Ship- masters in the ocean-carrying trade who co-operate with the United States Hydrographic Office, and preserve the monthly Pilot Charts of the North Atlantic and the North Pacific issued by that Department, have in their possession the very latest information, culled from every possible trustworthy source, with respect to marine meteorology. Unfortunately, only a very small percentage of the world's merchant officers are thus favourably situated.
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