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METEOROLOGY

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL.

Pkof. H. E. ARMSTRONG- (United Kixgdo:m).

Dr. W. T. BLANFORD (India).

De. J. BEUNCHORST (Nokway).

Dr. E. W. DAHLQEEN (Sweden).

Prof. Dr. J. H. G-RAF (Switzerland).

Peof. J. W. QEEGORY (Victoria).

Dr. Fr. Th. KOPPEN (Russia).

Dr. M. KNUDSEN (Denmark).

Peof. D. J. KORTEWEG (Holland).

Prof. H. LAMB (S. Australia).

Peof. S. P. LANGLEY (United States).

MoNS. D. METAXAS (Greece).

Prof. R. NASINI (Italy).

Don F. DEL PASO Y TRONCOSO (Mexico).

Prof. H. POINCARE (France).

R. TRIMEN, Esq. (Cape Colony).

Dr. O. UHLWORM (Germany).

Prof. E. WEISS (Austria).

Peof. J. SAKURAI (Japan).

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Peof. H. E. ARMSTRONG.
SiE M. FOSTER, Sec. U.S.
Dr. J. LARMOE, Sec. B.S.
De. L. MOND.
Prof. R. NASINI.
Peof. H. POINCARE.
De. O. UHLWORM.

DIRECTOR.
Dr. H. FORSTER MORLEY.

REFEREE FOR THIS VOLUME
R. STRACHAN.

INTERXiTIOXVL CATALOGUE

OF

SCIENTIFIC LITEEATUEE

First Annual Issue.

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METEOROLOGY

INCLUDING TERBESTRIAL MAGNETISM.

PUBLISHED FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL

ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON

LONDON :

Hahkison and Sons, 45, St. Martin's Lane.

VOL. VI : 1902 (OCTOBER).

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PREFACE.

The Ixternatioxal Catalogue of Sciextific Literatlee, com-
mencing with the literature of the year 1901, is an outgi'owth of the
Catalogue of Scientific Papers relating' to the scientific literature of the
nineteenth century, published by the Royal .^ociety of London.

The suggestion to catalogue scientific papers may be traced back
to Prof. Henry, of Washington, U.S.A., who brought the subject
under the notice of the British Association for the Advancement of
Science at its meeting in Glasgow, in 1855. The history of the incep-
tion of the enterprise is recorded in the first volume of the Catalogue
of Scientific Papers issued by the Royal Society in 1867, Twelve
large quarto volumes have been printed in which the titles of papers
published during the period 1800-1883 are arranged under authors'
names. A subject index, which will serve as a key to these volumes
and also form an independent record, is in an advanced state of
preparation. A catalogue of the scientific papers published during the
period 1884-1900 is now being prepared by the Royal Society' of
London.

The possibility of preparing a complete index of current scientific
literature b}' international co-operation was first taken into considera-
tion by the Royal Society' about the year 1893. It had long been
apparent that the work was beyond the resources of the Society, or
indeed of any single body. Moreover, it was felt that an autli<.>rs'
catalogue could not supply the required information, and that it was
essential that scientific vrorkers should be kept fully and quickly
informed of all new cUscoveries by means of complete subject indexes.
International co-operation appeared to be the onl}' means of carrying
out such a work with the necessary completeness and rapidit}-. "^The
Society therefore sought the opinion of a very large number ot
representative bodies and individuals abroad; and, as the replies
were almost uniformly in favour of the work being undertaken
by international co-operation, steps were taken to summon an
International Conference of Delegates appointed by various
Governments.

The Conference took place in London on July 14-17, 1896,
and was attended by delegates from Canada, Cape Colony. Denmark,
France, Germany. Greece. Hungaiy, India, Italy. Japan. Mexico,
Natal, the Netherlands, Xew South Wales, New Zealand, Norwav,
Queensland, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United
States.

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It was unanimously resolved that it was desirable to compile aud
publish, by means of an international organisation, a complete
Catalogue of Scientific Literature, ari-anged according both to subject
matter and to authors' names, in which regard should be had. in the
first instance, to the requirements of scientific investigators, so that
these might find out, with a minimum of trouble, what had been
published on any particular subject of enquiry.

It was agreed that the material should, as far as possible, be
collected in the various countries by local organisations established
for the purpose, and that the final editing and publication of the
Catalog'ue should be entrusted to a Central International Bureau,
acting under the direction of an International Council. It was agreed
to establish the ('entral Bureau in London.

Although the question of the method to be adopted in classifying
the subject matter of the several sciences was discussed at great
length, no decision other than one adverse to the Dewey system was
arrived at. The Koyal Society was requested to appoint a Com-
mittee to take this and many other questions of detail left undecided
by the Conference, into consideration.

As the result of the arduous labours of this Committee, complete
schedules were prepared for each of the sciences to be catalogued,
and a fiuancial statement was also prepared showing the estimated
cost of the Catalogue.

The report of the Committee was considered at a second Conference,
held in London on October 11-13, 1898, which was attended by
accredited representatives from Austria, Belgium, Cape Colony,
France. German3% Hungar}-, India, Japan, Mexico, Natal, the Nether-
lands. New Zealand. Norway, Queensland, Sweden, Switzerland, the
United Kingdom, and the United States.

At this meeting the conclusions arrived at b}^ the first Conference
were generall}' confirmed, and much progress was made in deciding
the principles to be adopted in preparing the Catalogue.

Full schedules for the several sciences, which had been prepared by
the Committee of the Eoj'al Society, were laid before the delegates.
Ultimately, after prolonged discussion, it was decided to adopt an
arbitrary combined system of letters, numbers, and other symbols,
adapted in the case of each branch of science to its particular needs.
A Provisional International Committee was appointed to settle
authoritatively the details of the schedules.

The financial position was fully discussed, but no definite conclusions
could be arrived at. The delegates attending the meeting were
requested to obtain further information on the subject in their respec-
tive countries, and to report to the Provisional International Committee.

The Provisional International Committee met in London on August
1-5, 1899. The Committee had arranged for the co-option of an
Italian and a Russian member, and M. Th. Koppen attended as the
representative of Russia.

The reports received froni various countries were considered.
Schedules for the seventeen branches of science to be included in the
Catalogue were approved for adoption. The financial position was
again very fully considered, especially in relation to the establishment
of the Central Bureau ; and it was finally resolved to recommend that

the Royal Society be requested to orgaui.se the Central Bureau, aud to
do all necessary work, so that the preparation of the Catalogue might
be coiumenced in 1901.

Mainly in consequence of representations made by the German
Goveran>eiiT. in order to reduce the cost of the enterprise the Pro-
visional International Committee agreed to recommend that the
Catalogue should at the outset be of a more restricted character than
was contemplated by either the first or the second Conference, that
is to say, that the issue of a card catalogue should be postponed, and
that the number of subject entries should be kept within narrow limits.

A third International Conference was held in London on June 12
and 13, 1900. This was attended by accredited representatives from
Austria, Cape Colony, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India. Italy,
Japan. Mexico, Natal. New Zealand, Norway, Queensland, Switzerland,
and the United Kingdom, The report of the Provisional Inter-
national Committee appointed at the second Conference was considered,
and also a detailed scheme for the publication of the Catalogue
which had been prepared, at the request of the Committee, by the
Royal (Society,

The statements made by the delegates of various countries as to the
extent to which they were authorised to promise contributions towards
the expenses of the Catalogue beiug satisfactory, it was resolved to
take further steps towards the publication of the Catalogue ; and
for this purpose, peudmg the appointment of an International Council,
the Conference again appointed a Provisional International Committee.
This Committee met at the conclusion of the Conference, and after-
wards continued its deliberations through the agency of the Royal
Society.

All difficulties were finally removed by the Royal Society undertaking
to act as the publishers of the Catalogue on behalf of the International
Council, thereby giving the necessary legal status to the undertaking,
and also to advance the capital required to start the enterprise on the
understanding that this should be repaid during the ensuing five
years.

The supreme control over the Catalogue is vested in an International
Convention. Such a Convention is to be held in Loudon in 1905, in
1910, and every tenth year afterwards, to reconsider, and, if necessary,
to revise the regulations for carrying out the work of the Catalogue ;
but the approved Schedules are not to be altered during the first
period of five years. In the interval between two successive meetings
of the Convention the administration of the Catalogue is vested in an
International Council, the members of which are to be appointed by
the Regional Bureaus.

The first meeting of the International Council was held in London
on December 12, 1900, when it was decided to commence the
preparation of the Catalogue from January 1, 1901, At this meeting
an Executive Committee was appointed, consisting of the delegates of
the Royal Societ}- and representatives of the four largest subscribers —
the United States of America, Germany. France, and Italy.

The materials i)ut of which the Catalogue is formed are to be
furnished by Regional Bureaus.

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Regional Bureaus have already been established in Belgium, Canada,
Cape Colony, Denmark, Egypt, France, Great Britain and Ireland,
German}^ Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, India and Ceylon, Japan,
Mexico, New Zealand, New South Wales. Norway, Portugal, Poland.
Queensland, Russia, South Australia, Sweden. Switzerland, the United
States of Ameiica. A'ictoria, Western Australia, Finland.

The branches of Science to be included in the Catalogue are the
seventeen following : —

A — Mathematics

B — ]Mechanics

C — Physics

D — Chemistry

E — Astronomy

F — Meteorology (including Terrestrial Magnetism)

G — Mineralogy (including Petrology and Crystallography)

H — Geulogy

J — Geography (Mathematical and Ph^-sical)

K — Palaeontology

L — General Biology

M — Botany

N — Zoologj'

0 — Human Anatomy

P — Physical Anthropology

Q — Physiolog}^ (including experimental Psychology. Pharmacology

and experimental Pathology)
R —Bacteriology

Each complete annual issue of the Catalogue will thus consist of
seventeen volumes. The price at which this set will be sold to the
public is £18. Individual volumes will be sold at prices varying with
their size from about ten to thirty-tive shillings.

A Schedule of Classilicatiuu and an Index thereto will be pre-
fixed to each volume in English. French, German, and Italian.
This will not only euable the scientific worker to study the system
of classification in the language with which he is most familiar, but
also in cases of doubt — e.g. as to the meaning of a word — will enable
him to refer to the corresponding entry in another language. Should
there be a marked discrepanc}' among the schedules on any point the
English schedule is to be taken as guide, the schedules printed in that
language being those which were approved by the International
Council.

The various headings and sub-headings throughout the Subject Index
are given in English. Translations of the main headings can be foimd
on reference to the schedules in the other languages by means of
the registration numbers that are attached to them.

The entries in the Subject Indexes are in the language of the
original paper when that is one of the following five lang-uages :
Latiu, English, French, German, and Italian. These are the only
languages used in the Subject Index, but in case of translation the
name of the language of the uriginal is inserted within round brackets.

In the Authors' Catalogue each title is given in the original
language. When, however, that language is not one of the five

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above mentioned, a translation into one of these tive languages is
added. In such cases the actual title is printed first, and is followed
bj the translation within square brackets.

It was provided by the original scherae that the Catalogue should
comprise all original contributions to the branches of science which
come within its scope, whether these had been published in periodicals,
or in the journals of societies, or as iudepeudent pamphlets, memoirs,
or books.

In order that a scientific investigator might be in a position to
ascertain bv means of the Catalogue what has from time to time been
published concerning each particular subject of inquiry, it was held to
be of great importance that not only the titles of papers but their subject
matter also should be indexed. As stated above, however, financial
considerations have led to the number of subject-entries being at
present limited in number. But the expense of making subject-entries
would be very greatly reduced if all periodicals adopted a practice
already carried out by some journals, namely, that of indexing each
paper at the time of its publication. Indeed, were this carefully done,
the Bureaus preparing- the Catalogue would no longer have to stud}'
the contents of papers in order to prepare the subject-entries, and the
saving thereby effected would make it possible to enlarge the scope
of the Catalogue, imtil it include all original scientific communications.
Seeing how necessary such a complete subject catalogue is for the
progress of science, it is hoped that all editors and authors will
co-operate in so preparing subject-indexes for all papers at the time
of their publication.

INTERNATIONAL CATALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC
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INSTEUCTIONS.

The present volume consists of three parts : —

(a) Schedules and Indexes in four languages.

(b) An Authors' Catalogue.

(c) A Subject Catalogue.

The Subject Catalogue is divided into sections, each of -which is
denoted by a four-figure number between OCOO and 9999. These
numbers follow one another in numerical order, but all the 9999
numbej-s are not used, for it is intended to fill up the gaps by interpola-
tion of such additional sections as may be required for additions to the
system of classification in future years.

To enable the reader to find these numbers quickly, the first or last
number on the page is repeated at the head of the page. In looking
up a subject, these numbers, which are called Registi-ation numbers,
should be used instead of the ordinary pagination. These Registration
numbers serve to divide up the subject into sections, each of which
deals with related matter.

Thus the subject of Cosmical Relations (0450-0480) is dealt with
iu a general section (0450) and sections on the influence of the sun
(0460) and moon (0480) and on the relations of the sun-spot period
to meteorological phenomena.

In each section the final ariangement of papers is in the alphabetical
order of authors' names.

In order to find the papers dealing with a particular subject the
reader may either consult the Schedule or the Index to the Schedule.
The numbers given in the index are Registration numbers, and can be
used at oace for turning to the proper page of the Subject Index. This
is done by looking at the luimbers at the top corners of the pages.

If the reader remember the name of the Author of a paper on a
given subject, he will probably find it convenient to refer to the
Authors' Catalogue rather than tp the Subject Catalogue.

In the Authors' Catalogue the four-figure numbers placed within
square brackets at the end of each entry are Registration numbers,
and serve to indicate the scope of each paper indexed. The meaning
of these numbers will at once be found by reference to the Schedule.

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In case the abbreviated titles of Journals are not understood, a key
to these is provided at the end of the volume.

Geographical Symbols.

Some of the sections in this volume are divided up by geographical
symbols. These are one or two letters printed in italics and placed at
the beginning of a line. Th(j meaning of these g-eographical symbols
will be found in .the system of Topographical Classification which, in
this volume, is printed in four languages and placed between the
Schedules and the Authors' Catalogue. Thus de means " occurriug in
Great Britain " or " with reference to Great Britain."

NOTICE.

On account of the difficulties met with in fully organising the work
of the Regional Bureaus, the collection of the material for the Cata-
logue has been somewhat delayed.

Those portions of the Literatm-e of 1901 which are not dealt with
in tins volume will be included in the volume of Meteorology which
will form a part of the second aunual issue of the Catalogue.

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International Catalogue of Scientific Literature.

(F) METEOROLOGY
(INCLUDLVG TERRESTFJAL 3IAGXETIS3I).

0000 Philosophy.

0010 History. Biography.

0020 Periodicals. Reports of lustitutions. Societies,
Congresses, etc.

0030 General Treatises, Text Books. Dictionaries. Biblio-
graphies, Tables.

O040 Addresses. Lectures.

0050 Pedagogy.

0060 Institutions, Museums, Collections. Economics.

0070 Nomenclature.

METHODS OF OBSERVATION AND
COMPUTATION.

0100 General.

0110 Instructions for Observers.

0120 Tables for Pteductions.

0130 Computation of Mean Results.

0110 Analysis and Computation of Periodicity.

OBSERVATORIES AND INSTRUMENTS.

0200 General.

0210 Observatories — Construction and Equipment.

0220 Self-Recording Apparatus.

0230 Barometers.

0240 Aneroids.

(f-897o)

0250 Thermometers. See also C 12l0~12o0.

0260 Screens.

0270 Hygrometers. See also C \800.

0280 Psychromelers — Dew-point Instruments.

0290 Evaporators.

0300 Eaiu Gauges.

0310 Anemometers.

0320 Actinometers.

0330 Sunshine Recorders.

0340 Nepheloscopes — Cloud measuring Instruments.

0350 Electrometers and other Electrical Apparatus.

0360 Kites.

0370 Balloons.

0380 Photographic Appaiatus.

0390 Sundry, not specified.

PHYSICS OF ATMOSPHERE.

0400 General.

0410 Gaseous Constituents.

0420 Impurities and Dust.

0430 Extent.

0440 Dynamical and Thermodynamical Theoiies.

Cosmical Relations.

0450 General.

0460 Solar Influences. See also E 4110,

0470 Relations to Sun Spot Period.

0480 Lunar Influences. See also V 0480.

0490 Planetary Influences.

Optical Phenomena.

For Theories see C 3200-3260, 3640.

0500 General.

0510 Coloration of Sky. See also C 3::30,

0520 Polarization {See C 3250). Reflection. Refraction,

Mirage,

0530 Rain Band.

0540 Halos. Coronee. Parhelia, ^

0550 Rainbows, Solar. i><S'<?e «/fo C 3220.

05 GO Rainbows, Lunar. J

0570 Fog-bows.

Atmospheric Pressure.

See also J 61,
0700 General.

0710 Distribution at Earth's Surface— Isobars.

0720 Distribution. Vertical.

0730 Computations uf Altitude by Barometric Observations.

0740 Computations of Altitude by Thermometric Observa-

tions.
0750 Variations and Oscillations — Periodical.

0700 Variations and Oscillations — Xon-periodical.

0770 Waves due to Volcanic or other Disturbances.

TEMPERATURE AND RADIATION.

Atmospheric Temperature.

See also J 62.
0800 (xeneral.

0810 Distribution at Earth's Surface — Isotherms.

0820 Distribution, Vertical.

0830 Variations, Periodical.

0840 Variations, Secular or Non-periodic.

0850 Earth Temperature. Surface.

08»30 Earth Temperature — Vertical Variation.

0870 Frozen Soil.

0880 Sea Temperature. See also J 44. Surface.

0890 Sea Temperature — Vertical Variation.

0900 Frozen Sea.

0910 River and Lake Temperature.
0920 Springs — Temperature.

0930 Solar Radiation. See also E 4200.

0940 Solar Radiation — Secular Change.

0950 Sunshine.

0960 Atmospheric Absorption of Solar Heat.

0970 Terrestrial Radiation. See also C 4210.

AQUEOUS VAPOUR AND RAIN.

Vapour.

See also J 63.

1000 General.

1010 Vapour Tension.

1020 Ilumidity. See also C \S0O.

1030 Vapour — Distribution, Vertical.

1040 Vapour — Variation, Periodical.

1050 Evaporation. See also C 1840.

1060 Dew Formation.

1070 Fog Formation and Distribution.

1080 Cloud Formation.

1090 Cloud Vaiieiies of Form.

1100 Cloud Altitudes.

(r-8975) A 2

1150 Rain— General.

1160 Composition of Rain "Water.

1170 Condensation — Efficient Causes of.

1180 Distribution — Geog-raphical.

1190 Variation due to Altitude above Surface.

1200 Periodicity.

1210 Excessive Falls.

1220 Droug-bts.

1230 Rain without Clouds.

1240 Showers of Miscellaneous Matter.

Hail, Snow and Frost.
1260 Hail.

1270 Snow.

1280 Iloar-Frost.

WIND.

See also J G4.
Wind.
1300 General.

1310 Circulation of the Atmosphere.

1320 Wind Relation to Atmospheric Pressure — Gradients.

1330 Velocity at Earth's Surface.

1340 Velocity — Variation with Height above Surface.

1350 Upper Currents.

1360 Pressure exerted by ^Vind. See also B 2830.

1400 Constant and Local Winds.
1410 Trade Winds.

1420 Regions of Calm.

Periodical Winds.
1450 General.

1460 Monsoons.

1470 Land and Sea Breezes.

1480 Mountain and Valley Wiuds.

Storms.

1500 General.

1510 Dust Storms.

1520 Waterspouts.

1550 Cyclones and Anticyclones — General.
1560 Cyclonic Storms — their Laws.

1570 Clj-clonic Storms — Distribution, Geographical.

1580 Whirlwinds— Tornadoes.

ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY.

1600 General. See also C b270.

1610 Potential — Variations due to Local Atmospheric Con-

ditions.

1G20 Potential — Periodical Variations.

1630 Lightning and othei" Discharges.

1640 Thunderstorms.

1650 Aurora. See also E .j-IOO, 6960.

1660 Aurora periodicity.

CLIMATOLOGY AND WEATHER.

1700 General.

1710 Agricultural.

1720 Phenological.

1730 n^'gienic.

Weather Forecasting.

17i30 General.

1760 Weather Prognostics.

1770 Synoptical Charts.

Meteorological Registers.

1800 General.

1810 Registers giving Ilourly Mean Values.

1820 Registers — Daily Mean Values.

1830 Weather Reports— Daily.

184:0 Weather Reports for Longer Periods.

1850 Meteorological Log-bDoks.

1860 Non-instrumental Records.

1870 Meteorological Charts. See also 1770.

AVhen necessary the topographical symbols used in the
Geography schedule may be added to any of the numloers, and
used in conjunction with them.

TERRESTRIAL MAGNETISM. THE COMPASS.
EARTH CURRENTS.

3000 General.

3010 Magnetic Observatories. Methods of Measuring the

Values and Variations of rhe Magnetic Elements.

See also C 5440.
3020 Magnetic State of the Surface of the Earth. Surveys.

Isomagnetics and Gaussian Coefficients.
3030 Secular Changes.

3040 Diurnal and other Periodic Magnetic Variations.

3050 Magnetic Storms,

3060 Relations between Terrestrial Magnetism and the

Heavenly Bodies.
3070 Relations between Terrestrial Magnetism andGeology,

Earth-Currents, etc.
3080 Theories of Terrestrial Magnetism.

3090 Theory of the Compass. Magnetism of Ships.

4100 Earth Currents.

INDEX

(F) METEOROLOGY.

Absorption, Atmospheric, of Solar

Hoar-Frost

. . 1280

Heat

0960

Humidity . .

. . 1020

Actinometers

0320

Hygrometers

. . 0270

Addresses . .

0040

Institutions

. . 0060

Altitude, Computations of by

Eeports of . .

. . 0020

Barometric Obserrations

0730

Isobars

. . 0710

Computations of by Tber-

Isomagnetics

. . 3020

mometric Observations

0740

Isotherms. •

. . 0810

Anemometers

0310

Kites

. . 0360

Aneroids . .

0240

Land Breezes

1470

Anticyclones

1550

Lectures ..

.. 0040

Atmosphere, Physics of

0400

Lightning

. . 1630

Aurora

1650

Magnetic Elements

. . 3010

Periodicity . .

1660

Storms

. . 3050

Balloons . .

0370

Variations, Periodic

. . 3040

Barometers

0230

Magnetism, Terrestrial . .

.. 3000

Bibliographies

0030

Mirage

, . 0520

Bioo;raphy

0010

Monsoons . .

. . 1460

Calm, Eegions of

1420

Museums

. . OU60

Charts, Meteorological . .

1870

Nepheloscopes . .

.. 0340

Climatology

1700

Nomenclature

. . 0070

Agricultui-al

1710

Observation, Methods of

. . 0100

■ Hygienic . .

1730

Observatories

0200, 0210

Phenological

1720

Magnetic

.. 3010

Cloud Formation

lOSO

Pai'helia . .

. . 0540

Measuring Instruments . .

0340

Pedagogy . .

. . 0350

Collections

0060

Periodicals

. . 0020

Compass, Theory of

3090

Periodicity, Analysis of . .

. . 0110

Congresses, Reports of . .

0020

Computation of

.. 0140

Coronse

0540

Philosophy

. . 0000

Cyclones . .

1550

Photographic Apparatus

. . 0380

Dew Formation ..

lOGO

Psychrometers . .

. . 0280

Dew-point Instruments . .

0280

Radiation, Solar , .

. . 0930

Dictionaries

0030

Terrestrial . .

. . 0970

Dust

0420

Rain

. . 1150

Storms

1510

Band

. . 0530

Earth-Currents . . . . 307(

D, 4100

Rainbows, Lunar

. . 0550

Economics

0060

Solar

. . 0550

Electricity, Atmospheric

1600

Rain Gauges

. . 0301'

Electrometers

0350

Water

.. IIGO

Evaporation

1050

Recording Apparatus . .

. . 0220

Evaporators

029J

Reductions, Tables for . .

. . 0120

Fog-bows . .

0570

Registers, Meteorological

. . 1800

Fog Formation . .

1070

Screens

. . 0260

Gaussian Coefficients

3020

Sea Breezes

. . 1470

Hail

1260

Self-Recording Apparatus

. . 0220

Halos

0540

Sky, Coloration of

. . 0510

History , .

0010

Snow

. . 1270

Societies, Eeporls of . .

. 0020

Treatises, General

Storms

. 1500

Yapour, Aqueous

Sunshine . .

. 0950

Tension

Recorders . .

. 0330

Volcanic Distui'bances,

Sun Spot Period, Relations t

due to . .

Physics of Atmosphere

. OiTO

Waterspouts

Tables

. 0030

Weather . .

Temperature, Atmospheric

. 08J0

Agricultural

Earth

. 085 J

Charts, Synoptical

River and Lake

. 0910

Forecasting..

Sea

. OSSO

Hygienic . .

Text Books

. 0030

• Phenological

Thermometers

. 0250

Prognostics . .

Thunderstorms . .

. 1610

Reports

Tornadoes..

. 15S0

Whu'lwiuds

Trade Winds

. 1410

Wind

Waves

0030
1000
1010

0770
1520
1700
1710
1770
1750
1730
1720
17tJ0
1830
15S0
1300

Catalogue International de la Litterature
Soientifiqne.

(F) ]\jETtOPiOLOGIE
(COMPPiEXANT LE MAGXETISME TERRESTPiE).

0000 Philosopbie.

0010 llistoire. Biographie.

0020 Periodiques. Kapports d'Instituts, de Societes, de
Congres, &c.

0030 Traites generaux. Manuels, Dictiounaircs, Biblio-
graphies, Tables.

0040 Discours, Cours et Coufe'rences.

0050 Enseignement.

0060 Institutions, Muse'es, Collections, Applications
pratiques.

0070 Nomenclature.

METHODES DOBSERVATION ET DE CALCUL.

0100 (Jeneralites.

0110 Instructions pour les observateurs.

0120 Table de reduction des observations.

0130 Calcul des moyennes.

0140 Analyse et calcul des periodicites.

10

OBSERVATOIRES ET INSTRUMENTS.

0200 Geaeralites.

0210 Observatoires: construction et org-anisation.

0220 Appareils enrcgistreurs.

0230 Barometies.

0240 Aueroides.

0250 Thermometres. Voy. aitssi C 1210-1250.

0260 Abris.

0270 HjgTometres. Voy. ausci C 18%).

0280 Psy chrome tres— llygrometrcs a condensation,

0290 Evapororaetres.

0300 Pluviometres.

0310 Anemometres.

0320 Actinoinetres.

0330 Heliographes.

0340 Neplioscopes (appareils pour la mesure des nuages).

0350 Electrometres et auti-es instruments pour I'e'lectricite.

0360 Cerfs volants.

0370 Ballons.

0380 Appareils pliotographiques.

0390 Appareils divers, non specifies.

PHYSIQUE DE L'ATMOSPHERE.

0400 Generalites.

0410 Constituants gazeux.

0420 Impuretes et poussieres.

0430 Etendue.

0440 Theories dynamiqncs et thermodynamiques.

Relations cosmiques.

0450 Generalites.

0460 Influences solaires. Voy. aa^^si E 4110.

0470 Relations. avec la periode des taches solaires.

0480 Influences lunaires. Voy. anssi F 0480.

0490 Influences planetaires.

Phenomenes optiques.

Pour les Theories voy. C 3200-3200, 3640.

0500 Generalites.

0510 Couleur du ciel. Voy. aussi C 3230.

0520 Polarisation (Fo//. C 3250). Ueflexion. Refraction.

Mirage.

0530 Bandes de la pluie.

0540 Halos. Couronne.s. Parhelies.

0550 Arcs en ciel solaires. ^ Voy. avssi C 3220.

0560 Arcs en ciel lunaires.

0570 Arcs dans le brouillard.

11 p

Pression atmospherique.

{'(;//. au{-di J Gl.

07U0 Generalites.

071(» Di.stiibutiou a la surfacf du globe. Isobares.

072U Distribution dans la verticale.

07oO Mesui-e de I'altitude par les observations baro-

nietriques.
0740 Mesure de I'altitude par les observations thernio-

metriijues.
0750 Variations et oscillations periodiques.

07<!(i Vaiiations et oscillations uon-periodiques.

0770 Vag-ues dues aux perturbations volcaniques ou autres.

TEMPERATURE ET RADIATION.
Temperature de Tair.
Voy. aiissi J G2.
0800 Generalites.

0810 Distribution a la surface du globe. Isothermes.

0820 Distribution dans la verticale.

0830 Variations periodiques.

0840 Variations non periodiques.

0850 Temperattire du sol. Surface.

0860 Temperature da sol, variation dans la verticale.

0870 Congelation du sol.

0880 Temperature de la mer. Voi/. aussi J 44. Surface.

OSiiO Temperature de la mer, variation dans la verticale.

0900 Congelation de la mer.

0910 Temperature des rivieres et des lacs.

0920 Temperature des sources.

0930 Radiation solaire. Voy. au^^si E 4200.

0940 Radiation sjlaire, variation seculaire.

0950 Duree d'apparition du soleil.

09G0 Absorption par I'atmosphere de la chaleur solaire.

0970 Radiation terrestre. Voy. aussi G ^210.

VAPEUR D'EAU ET PLUIE.
Vapeur deau.

J"oy. an.<si J Go.
1000 Generalites.

1010 Tension de la vapeur.

1020 Humidite. Voy. aussi C IS'dO.

12

1030 Distribution verticale de la vapeur.

1040 Variations perlodiques de la vapeur.

1050 Evaporation. Vot/. aussi C 1840.

1060 Formation de la rosee.

1070 Formation et distribution du brouillard.

1080 Formation des nuages.

1090 Diverses formes des nuages.

1100 Hauteur des nuages.

1150 Pluie. (ieneralite's.

1160 Composition de I'eau de pluie.

1170 Causes qui produisent la condensation.

1180 Distribution geograpbique.

1190 Valuation due a la banteur au-dessns du sol.

1200 Periodicite.

1210 Grandes averses.

1220 Secberesses.

1230 Pluie sans nuages.

1240 Chutes de substances diverses.

Grele, neige et gelee.

1260 Grele.

1270 Neige.

1280 Gelee blanche.

VENT.

Vo)/. aussi J 64.
Vent.

1300 Generalites.

1310 Circulation de ratmospbere.

1320 Relation du vent avec la pression atmospherique.

Gradients.

1330 Vitesse a la surface du sol.

1340 Variation de vitesse avec la hauteur.

1350 Courants superieurs.

1360 Pression exercee par le vent. Voy. aussi B 2830.

1400 Vents constants et locaux.

1410 Vents alizes.

1420 Regions de calme.

Vents periodiques.

1450 Generalites,

1460 Moussons.

1470 Brise de terre et de mer.

1480 Brises de montagnes et de vallees.

13

Tempetes.

1500 Generalites.

1510 Trombes de poussiere.

1520 Trombes d'eau.

1550 Cyclones et anticyclones. Generalites.

15G0 Tempetes cycloniques. Leurs lois.

1570 Distribution geographique des tempetes cycloniqiies.

1580 Tourbillons. Toruades.

ELECTRICITE ATMOSPHERIQUE.

1600 Ge'neralites. Voij. anssi C 5270.

1610 Potentiel. Variations dues aux conditions atmos-

pheriques locales.

1620 Potentiel. Variations periodiques.

1630 Eclairs et autres de'charges.

1640 Orages.

1650 Aurores polaires. Voy. aussiE 5400, 6960.

1660 Periodicite des aurores polaires.

CLIMATOLOGIE ET TEMPS.

1700 Generalites.

1710 Relations avec I'agriculture.

172(1 Relations avec la phenologie.

1 730 Relations avec I'hygiene.

Prevision du Temps.

1750 Gene'ralites.

1760 Pronostics du temps

1770 Cartes synoptiques.

Recueils d'observations meteorologiques.

1800 Generalites.

1810 Recueils donnant des valeurs horaires moj-ennes.

1820 Recueils donnant des valeurs mo^'ennes diurnes.

1830 Bulletins du temps quotidiens.

1840 Bulletins du temps pour des periodes plus longues.

1850 Livres de bord mete'orologiques.

1860 Recueils d'observations faites sans instruments

1870 Cartes meteorologiques {voy. aussi 1770).

S'il est uecessaire, les symboles topographiques employes dans
le catalogue pour la geographic pourront etre ajoute's a chacuu
de CGs numeros et employes conjointemeut avec eux.

14

MAGNETISME TERRESTBE, BOUSSOLE,
COD RANTS TELLURIQUES.

3000 Geiieralites.

3010 Observatoires mag'iietiques. Methodes pour mesiirer

les valeurs et les variations des elements niap,-

netiques. Voy. aussi C 5440.
3020 Etat magnetique de la surface de la terre. LeveA

Coeflicients isomag-netiques et de Gauss.
3030 Variations seculaircs.

3040 Variations magnetiques diurnes et d'autres periodes.

3050 Perturbations magnetiques.

3060 Relations entre le magnetisme terrestre et les corps

celestes.
3070 Relations entre le magnetisme terrestre et la

geologie, les courants telluriques, &c.
3080 Theories du magnetisme terrestre.

3090 Theorie de la boussole. Magnetisme des navires.

4100 Couiants telluriques.

15

TABLE DES MATIERES

METEOPvOLOGIE. (F)

Abris . . . . . .

0260

Eclairs

. . 1630

Absorption par I'atmospliere

lela

Electricite atmospherique . . 1600

clialeur solaire. .

0960

Electrometres

. . 0350

Aetinometres

0320

Enseignement

. . 0050

Altitude, Mesure de 1', par le

= ob-

Evaporation

. . 1050

servatioii> barometriqiies

0730

Evairorouietres . .

. . 0290

Mesure de 1', par les observa-

Grele

. . 1260

tions thermonietriques

0740

G-elee blanche

. . 1280

Anemometres

0310

Halos

. . 0540

Aneroides . .

0240

Heliographes

. . 0330

Anticyclones

1550

Histoire . .

. . 0010

Appareils enregistreurs . .

0220

Humidit J . .

. . 1020

pliotograpliiques . .

0380

Hygrometres

. . 0270

Applications pratiques . .

0060

a condensation

. . 0280

Arcs dans le broviillard . .

0570

Instituts . .

. . 0060

en cicl lupaires

0550

Eapports d'

. . 0020

solaires

0550

Isobares . .

. . 0710

AtmospLere, Physique de 1'

0400

Isothermes

. . 0810

Aurores polaii es . .

1650

Magn,;'tisme terrestre

. . 3000

Periodicite des

1660

Manuels . .

. . 0030

Bailons

0370

Mirage

. . 0520

Baromeires

0230

Moussons . .

. . 1460

Bibliographie

0030

Musees

. . 0060

Biographic

0010

Neige

. . 1270

Eoussole, Thcorie de la . .

3oyo

Xepboscopes

. , 0340

Brises de nier

1470

Nomenclature

. . 0070

terre . .

1470

Xuages, Appareils pour 1

1 mesure

Brouillard, Formation et distri-

dcs

. . 0340

bution du

1070

Formation des

. . 1080

Cartes metcorologiqucs . .

1870

Observation, ^lethodes d

. . 0100

synoptiques . .

1770

Observat'iires

. 0200, 0210

Cerfs volants

0360

magnetiques

. . 3010

Oiel, Couleur du . .

0510

Orages

. . 1640

Climatologie

1700

ParhcUes . .

. . 0540

Eelations avec I'agricult

iirc

1710

Periodiques

. . 0020

I'hygiene

1730

Perioflicites, Analyse et c

ilciii des 0140

la phenologie. .

1720

Perturbations niagnetiqu

33 . . 3050

Coefficients ifomagnetique?

3020

volcaniqueSjVagues

dues aux 0770

de G auss

3020

Philo.ophie

. . 0000

Collections

0060

Pluie

. . 1150

Conferences

0040

Baades de la

. , 0530

Congres, Eapports de

0020

Compositi< n de I'ca

u de . . 1160

Courants telluriques

307C

,4100

Pluviometres

. . 0300

Couronnes

0540

Poussiere . .

. . 0420

Cyclones . .

1550

Trombes de. .

.. 1510

Dictionnaires

0030

Psychrometres

. . 0280

Discours . .

0040

Eadiation solaire. .

.. 0930

16

IRadiation terrestre . . . . 0970
Recueils d 'observations meteoro-

logiques. . . . . . . . 1800

Eeduction des obserrations,

Tables de 0120

Kosee, Formation de la • . . . 1060

Societes, Rapports de . . . . 0020

Soleil, Duree d'apparition du . . 0950

Tables 0030

Taclies solaires, Relations de la

physique de I'atmospbere avec

la periode des . . . . . . 0470

Temperature de I'air . . . . 0800

de la mer 0880

des rivieres et des lacs . . 0910

du sol 0850

a:empetes 1500

Temps

Prevision du

. . 1700
. , 1750

Prognostics du

. . 17fi0

quotidiens, Bulletins du . . 1830

Relations avec I'agriculture 1710

I'hvgiene

. . 1730

laphenologie .

Therm ometres

. . 1720
. . 0250

Tornades ..

. . 1580

Tourbillons

. . 1580

Traites generaux . .

. . 0030

Trombes d'eau . .

. . 1520

de poussiere

. . 1510

Yariations magnetiques .
Vent

3010-3040
. . 1300

Ycnts alizes

. . 1410

Internationaler Katalog der naturwissenschaftlicheii

Litteratur.

(F) 3IETE0R0L0GIE (EIXSCIILIESSLICII
ERD3IAGXETISMUS).

0000 Philosophie.

0010 Geschichte. Biographieu.

0020 Periodica. Berichte von Instituten, Gesellschaften, Cert

gressen etc.
0030 Allgemeine Abhandlungen, Lebrbiicher, AVorterbiicher..

Bibliographien, Tabelien.
0040 Festreden, Vortriige.
0050 Piidagogik.
OOGO Instate, Museen, Sammlungen. Wirtbschaftliches nnd

Organisatorisches.
0070 Nomenclatur.

BEOBACHTUNGS- UND BERECHNUNGS-
METHODEN.

0100 Allgemeines.

0110 Instructionen fiir Beobachter.

0120 Reductionstabellen.

0130 BerechniiDg von Mittelv7orihen.

01 40 Analyse und Ecreohnung der Periodicitat.

OBSERVATORIEN UND INSTRUMENTS

0200 Allgemeines.

0210 Observatorien : Construction und Ausstattunsr.

0220 Selbstregislrirende Apparate.

0230 Barometer.

0240 Aneroide.

(f-897o) I

18

0250 Thermometer. {Slehe catch C 1210-1250.)

0260 Schirme.

0270 Hygrometer. (Siehe audi C 1890.)

0280 Psychrometer. Tliaupunkt-Instrumente.

0290 Evaporatoren.

0300 Regenmesser.

0310 Anemometer.

0320 Actinometer.

0330 SormeDschein-Registrirapparate.

0340 Neplieloskope — Instrumente zur Messuug- der Bewulkiing-.

0350 Elektrometer uiid andere elektrische Apparate.

0360 Drachen.

0370 Ballons.

0380 PhotogTaphische Apparate.

0390 Verschiedene, nicht specificirte Apparate.

PHYSIK DER ATMOSPHARE,

0400 Allgemeines.

0410 Gasfcirmig-e normale Bestandtheile.

0420 Verunreiniguiig'eu und Staub.

0430 Huhe.

0440 Dynamisclie und tliermodynamische Theorien.

Kosmische Beziehungen.

0450 Allgemeiaes.

0460 Solare Einfliisse. (Siehe audi E 4110.)

0470 Beziehungen zur Periode der Sounenflecke.

0480 Lunare Einfliisse. {Siehe audi F 04S0.)

0490 Planetarische Einfliisse.

Optische Phanomene.

(Theorie iiehe C 3200-3260, 3640.)

0500 Allgemeines.

0510 Fiirbung des Himmels. {Siehe auch C 3230.)

0520 Polaris.ition {siehe audi C 3250), Reflexion, Breclmng

Luftspiegelung.

0530 Regenbande.

0540 Halos. Hufe. Nebensonnen. ^

0550 Sonnen-Regenbugen. >(5/e/ie «wc/( C 3220.)

0560 Mond-Regenbcigen. J

0570 Xebelbogen.

Der atmospharische Druck.

{Siehe audi J 61.)
0700 Allgemeines.

0710 Vertheilung an der Erdoberfiiicbe. Isobaren.

0720 Vertheilung- in verticaler Riclitung.

19

0730 Hohenbei'echnuug- aus Barometer-Beobachtungen.

0740 HohenberechuuDg aus Thermometer-Beobachtungen.

0750 Variatiouen und Oscillatioueu mit Periodicitiit.

0760 Variationeu unci Oscillatiouen ohne Periodicitiit.

0770 Wogen in Folge vulkanischer oder anderer Storungea.

TEMPERATUR UND STRAHLUNG.

Atmospharische Temperatur.

{Siehe audi J G2.J

0800 Allgemeiucs.

0810 Vertheihing an der Erdoberflache. Isotliermen.

0820 Vertheiluug in verticaler Riclituug.

0830 Periodische Variationen,

084 0 Siiculare oder nicht-periodische Variationen.

0850 Erd-Temperatur. Oberflache.

0860 Erd-Temperatur. Verticale Variation.

0870 Gefrorener Bodeu.

0880 See-Temperatur. {Siehe audi -'i A^i.) Oberflache.
089<» See-Temperatur. Verticale Variation.

090(1 Gefrorene See.

0910 Fluss- und Seen-Temperatur.
0920 Quellen-Temperatur.

0930 Sonnenstralilung. {Siehe auch E 4200.)

0940 Sounenstrahlung. Siiculare Veriinderuug.

0950 Sonnenschein.

0960 Atmospbiirische Absorption der Sounen-Wiirme,

0970 Terrestrische Strahlung. (Siehe audi C 4210.)

WASSERDAMPF UND REGEN.
Dampf.

{Siehe audi J 63.)

1000 Allgemeiues.

1010 Dampfspannung.

1020 Feuchtigkeit. {Siehe audi C 1890.)

1030 Dampf. Verticale Verbreitung.

1040 Dampf. Periodische Variation.

1050 Verdampfimg. {Siehe audi C 1840.)

1060 Thaubildung.

1070 Nebelbildung und Vertheilung.

1080 Wolkenl>ildung.

1090 Verschiedene U^olkenformen.

1100 Wolkenhijhen.

(F-897o) B 2

20

1150 Regen. x\llg-emeines.

1160 Zusammensetzung' des Regenwassers.

1170 Condensation. Deren wirkende Ursachen.

1180 Geographische Verbceitung-.

1190 Variation nach der Hijhe iiber der OberflUche.

1200 Periodicitat.

1210 Excessive Regenfillle.

1220 Diirre.

1230 Regen ohne Wolken.

1240 Regenfiille veiscbiedener Materia.

1260 Hagel.

1270 Schnee.

Hagel, Schnee und Reif.

] 280 Raub-Reif .

WIND.

{Siehe audi J 64.)
Wind.

1300 Allg-emeines.

1310 Circulation der Atmospbiire.

1320 Beziebung- des Windes zum atmospbiiriscben Druck.

Gradienten.
1330 Gescbwindig-keit an der Erdoberflache.

1340 Gescliwindigkeit. Variation niit der Ilulie iiber der Ober-

flache.
1350 Obere Strijmung-en.

1360 Wind- Druck. {Siehe audi B 2830.)

1400 Constante und locale Winde.

1410 Passate.

1420 Reg'ionen der Calmen.

Periodische Winde.

1450 Allgemeines.

1460 Monsuns.

1470 Land- und See-Brisen.

1480 Berg- und Thai- Winde.

Stiirme.
1500 Allgemeines.

1510 Staubstiirme.

1520 Wasserboseii.

1550 Cyclonen und Anticyclonen.

1560 Cyclonische Stiirme. Hire Gesetze.

]570 Cyclonische Stiirme. Ihre geographische Verbreitung.

1580 Wirbelwinde. Tornados.

ATMOSPHARISCHE ELEKTRICITAT.

1600 Allgemeines. {Sie/ie audi C 5270.)

1610 Potential. Variationeu durch locale atmospharische Beding-

ungen verursacht.

21

1620 Potential. Peiiodische Variationeu.

1630 Blitz und andere Eutladungen.

1640 Gewitter.

1650 Xordlicht. {Siche audi E 5400, 61)60.)

1660 Xordlicht. Psriodicitat.

KLIMATOLOGIE UND WETTER.

1700 Allgemeines.
171u AgTikultur.

1720 Phlinologie.

1730 lijgiene.

Wetter-Vorhersage.

1750 AUg-emeiiies.

1760 AVetter-Proguosen.

1770 Sjnoptische Karten.

Meteorologische Register.

1800 Allgemeines.

1810 Register, welche stundliche Mittel-Werthe gebeu.

1820 Register. Tiigliche Mittel-AVerthe.

1830 Wetter- Berichte. Tiiglich.

1840 Wetter-Bericlite flir laug'ere Perioden.

1850 ^Meteorologische Log-Biicher.

1860 Aufzeichnungen, welche ohue Instrumente gewonnen siud.

1870 Meteorologische Karten. (Sie/ie aiich 1770.)

Weun es iiothig scheint, konnen die topographischen Sjinbole, wie
sie im (jeographie-Schema beuutzt "werden, den einzelnen Xummern
beigefUgt und in Verbindung mit ihnen gebraucht werden.

ERD-MAGNETISMUS. DER COMPASS.
ERD-STROME.

SOOO Allgemeines.

3010 Magnetische Observatorien. Methoden zur Messung der

AX'erthe und Yariationen der magnetischen Elemente.

{SieJie audi C 5440.)
3020 Magnetischer Zustand der Erdoberfliiche. Magnetische

Vermessungen. Isomagnetische Curven und Gauss' sche

Coefficieuten.
3030 Siiculare Aenderuugen.

3040 Tiigliche und andere periodische magnetische Yariationen.

3050 Magnetische Stiirme.

3060 Beziehungen zwischen Erdmagnetismus und Himmels-

kurpern.
3070 Beziehungen zwischen Erdmagnetismus und Geologie,

Erd-Strijmen etc.
3080 Theorien des Erdmagnetismus.

3090 Theorie des Compasses. Schiffs-Magnetismus.

4100 Erd- Strome.

22

INDEX

(F.) METEOROLOGIE.

Abliandlimgen, allgemeine

Absorption der Sonnenwarme

Actinometer

Anemometer

Aneroide . .

Anticyclonen

Ballons

Barometer

Beobaclitungsmethoden 0100-

Berechnungsmctlioden . . 0100-

Bergwinde

Bewolkung, Messung der

Bibliographien . .

Biograpliien

Blitz

Brechmig, atmospliiirisclie

Calmen

Circulation der Atmosphiire

CoeiBcienten, Gauss'sche

Compass . .

Condensation

Congresse, Berichte ron. .

Curven, isomagnetische . .

Cyclonen . .

Dampfspannuug . .

Drachen . .

Druck, atmospharischer. . 0700-

Diirre

Elektrieitat, atmospliarische 1600-

Elcktrometer

Erdmagnetismus . . 3000-

Erd-Stralilung . .

Erd-Strome

Erd-Temperatur . . . . 0850,

Evaporatoren

Farbung der Himmels . .

Festreden

Fluss-Temperatur

Gauss'sebe CoeiEcienten

Gesebiclite

Gesellscbaften, Bericbte Ton . .

Gewitter . .

Gradienten

Hagel

0030

Halos

0540

0960

Hofe

, ,

0510

0320

Hobe der Atmospliiiro . .

, ,

0430

0310

Hohenberechnung.barometrische

0730

0240

thermometrische . .

0740

1550
0370

Hygrometer
Institute . .

0020

0270
0060

0230

Instructionen fiir Eeobaclite

r . .

0110

0140

Isobarcn . .

, ,

0710

0140

Isomagnetische Curven . ,

3020

1480

Isothermen

0810

0340

Xarten, meteorologische

1770

1870

0030

Klimatologie

1700

-1730

0010

Landbrisen

1470

1630

Lebrbiicher

(»030

0520

Local -Winde

1400

1420

Log-Biiclier

1850

1310

Luft-Feuchtigkeit

1020

3020
3090

Luftspiegelung . .
MitteWertbe, Berecbnungeu ron

0520
0130

1170

Mond, Einfluss auf Atmospl

liirc

0480

0020

Monsuns . .

1460

3020

Museen

0060

1550

IN^cbel

1070

1010

Nebensonnen

0540

0360
-0770

Xepbeloskope
2s'omencbitur

0340
0070

1220

Xordlicbt. .

1650

1660

-1660

Observatorien, magnetiscbe

. ,

3010

0350

meteorologische

0210

-4100
0970

Optik, atmosi^barische . .
Organisatorisches

0500-0570
. . 0060

4100

Oscillationen des Druckes

0750

0760

0860

Piidagogik

0050

0290

Passate

1410

0510

Periodica . .

0020

0040

Periodicitat, Analyse der

0140

0910

Periodisebe "Winde

1450

3020

Pbiinologie

1720

0010

Philosophic

0000

0020
1640

Photographische Apparate
Physik der Atmospbiire. .

0400

0380
-0440

1320

Planeten, Einfluss auf die Atmos-

1260

pbiire . .

.•

0490

23

Polarisatiou, atmospliiirisc

le ..

0520

Potential der atmosphiirisclu'ii

Elektricitiit . .

1610

P.sychrometer

0280

Quellen-Temperatur
Rcdm'tionstabellen

0920
0120

Retiexion, atmospharische

0520

Regcii

1050

-1210

Rcgenbande
Regenbiigen

0550

0530
-0570

Regenmesser

0300

Regenwasser, Zusamniensetzung

1160

Register, meteorologische

1800

1870

Reif

1280

Sammlungen

0060

Sfhiffsmagnetismus

3090

Scliirme . .

0260

Schnee

1270

Seebrisen . .

14-70

See-Temperatur . .
Seen-Temperatiir
Selbstregistrirende Appar;

0880
te ..

-0900
0910
0220

Sonne, Einfluss au£ die

Atmo-

sphare . .

0460

Sonnenilecke uud Atniospl

liire . .

0470

Sonnenschein

0950

-Registrirapparat . .

0330

Sonnenstrahlung

0930

-0960

Staiib der Atmospliiire . .

0120

Staubstiirme

1510

Strahlung, terrestrisclie. .
Stiirme

1500

0970
-1580

Stiirme, magnetische

3050

Stimdenmittel

1810

Synoptisclie Kartcu

Tabellen . .

Tagesmittel

Teuiperatvir, atmospliarische 0800-

Tliahvinde

Thaubildung

Tliaupimkt-Instriimente

ThermodTnamik der Atmospliiire

Thermometer

Tornados . .

Yariationen des atmosphiirisclieu

Druekes . . . . 0750,
der atmosphiirisclien Tem-

peratiir .. .. 0830,

magnetische .. 3030

Yerdampf uug

Yerunrcinigiing der Atmosphiire

Yortrage . .

\Yasserdampf der Atmosphiire

1000
Wasserhosen

AYetterberichte . . . . 1830,

Wetter-Yorhersage . . 1750-

Wind 1300-

Wind-Druck

-Cleschwiudigkeit . . 1330,

Winde, jDeriodische
Wirbelwinde
Wirtlischaftliches
AYogen des atmosphiirischen
Druekes

Wolken 1080-

Worterbiicher

1770
0030
1820
-0840
1480
1060
0280
0440
0250
1580

0760

0840
3050
1050
0420
0040

-1100
1520
1840
-1770
-1580
1360
1340
1450
1580
0060

0770
-1100.
0030

y

25

Catalogo Internazionale della Letteratura Scientifica,

(F) METEOPiOLOGIA
(C031PPiES0 IL MAGXETISMO TERRESTRE).

0000 FilosoSa.

0010 Storia, Biografia.

0020 Periodici, Kapporti di Istituti, Socicta, Coiigressi.

0030 Trattati generali, Liliri di Testo, Vccabolari, Bibliografie,

Tavole.
0010 Discorsi, Letture.
0050 Pedagogia.

0080 Istituti, Musei, Collezioni, Applicazioni prariclie.
0070 Xomeiiclatura.

METODI D'OSSERVAZIONE E CALCOLI.

0100

Generalita.

Olio

Istruzioni per gli o.sservatori.

0120

Tavole di riduzione.

0130

Calcolo delle medie.

0140

Analisi e calcolo della pcriodicita.

OSSERVATORI ED ISTRUME

0200

Generalita.

0210

Osservatori — Costruzione e Fornitura.

0220

Apparecchi registrator!.

0230

Barometri.

0240

Aneroidi.

0250

Termometri. {Vedi anche V. 1210-12.50.'i

2G

0260 Schermi.

0270 Igrometri. ( Vedi anche C 1890.)

0280 Psicrometri — Tstrumenti a piinto di rng-iada.

0290 Vaporimetri.

0300 Pluviometri.

0310 Aneraomelri.

0320 Actinometri.

0330 Registratori dello splendore del sole. ,.

0340 Nubiscopi — Apparecchi di misiira per le nubi.

0350 Elettrometi-i ed altri appaiecchi elettrici.

0360 Cervi volanti.

0370 Aerostati.

0380 Apparecclii fotogiatici.

0390 Diversi, non specificati.

FISICA DELL' ATMOSFERA.

0100 Generalita.

0410 Costitnenti gassosi.

0420 Impurita e polveri.

0430 Estensione.

0410 Teorie dinaniiche e termndinaniiclie.

Relazioni cosmiche.

0450 Generalita.

0460 Influenza del sole. {Vedi anche Yi WIO.)

0470 Relazioni col periodo delle macchie solari.

0480 Influenza della lana. {Vedi anche F 0480.)

0490 lufluenza dei pianeti.

Fenomeni ottici.

(Per le teorie vedi C 3200-3260, 3640.)
0500 Generalita.

0510 Color del cielo. ( Vedi anche C 3230.)

0520 Polarizzazioiie (vedi anche C 3250). Riflessione. Rifra-

zione. Miraggio.
0530 Spettro di pioggia.

0540 Aloni, Coroni, Parelii. ( Vedi anche C 3220.)

0550 Arcobaleui solari. ( Vedi anche C 3220.)

0560 Arcobaleni lunari. ( Vedi anche C 3220.)

0570 Arcobaleni di nebbia.

Pressione atmosferica.

(Vedi anche J 61.)

0700 Generalita.

0710 Distribuzione sulla superficie terrestre — Linee isobare.

0720 Distribuzione verticale.

27 P

0730 Calcolo delle altezze per mezzo di osservazioni barometriclie.

0740 Calcolo delle altezze per mezzo di osservazioni teriiio-

metriche.
0750 Variazioni ed oscillazioni — Periodiche.

0760 Variazioni ed oscillazioni noii periodiche.

0770 Ondulazioni dovute a vulcani o ad allre cause perturbatrici.

TEMPERATURA E RADIAZIONE.

Temperatura dell' atmosfera.

( Vedi unc/w J C>2.)
0800 Generalita.

0810 Distribuzione alia superficie della terra — Isoterme.

0820 Distribuzione coll' altezza.

0830 Variazioni periodiche.

0840 Variazioni secolari o non periodiche.

OSoO Temperatura della terra. Superficie.

0860 Temperatui-a della terra — Variazione verticale.

0870 Terreno g-elato.

(IS80 Temperatura del mare. {]^edi anche J 4:4.) Superficie.

0890 Temperatura del mare — Variazione verticale.

0900 Oceani glacial i.

(t!il0 Temperatura di fiumi e laghi.
i»'.)20 Temperatura delle sorgenti.

O'JoU Radiazione solare. ( Vedi anche E 4200.)

0940 Radiazione solare — Variazione secolare.

0950 Splendore del sole.

0960 Assorbimento del calore solare per I'atmosfera.

0970 Radiazione terrestre. {Vedi anche 0 A2\0.)

VAPOR ACQUEO E PIOGGIA.

Vapore.

( Vedi anche J 63.)

1000 Generalita.

1010 Tensione del vapore.

1020 Umidita. (Vedi anche G l^'dO.)

1030 Distribuzione del vapore lungo la verticale.

1040 Variazione periodica del vapore.

1050 Evaporazione. {Vedi anche <^ 1840.)

1060 Formazione della rugiada.

1070 Formazione e distribuzione della nebbia,

1080 Formazione delle nubi.

1090 Varieta di forma delle nubi.

1100 Altezza delle nubi.

28

1150 Pioggia — Generalitii.

1 1 6() Composizione deli' acqua piovana.

1170 Condensazione — Sue cause.

1180 Distribuzione g-eografica.

1190 Variazione dovuta all' altezza sopra la superficie.

1200 Periodicita.

1210 Oadute eccessive.

1220 Siccita. y

1230 Piogg-ia senza uubi.

1240 Piogg'ia di sostanze diverse.

Grandine, Neve e Gelate

12G0 Grandine.

1270 Neve.

1280 Brina.

VENTO.

( Vedi anclie J 64.)
Vento.
1300 Generalita.

1310 Circolazione dell' atmosfera.

1320 Kelazione tra il vento e la press-one atmosferica. Gradient!.

1330 Velocita alia superficie della terra.

1340 Velocita — Variazione coll' altezza dalla superficie.

1350 Correnti alte.

1360 Pressione prodotta dal vento. {Vedi anche B 2830.)

140(1 Venti costanti e locali.

1410 Venti alisei.

142(» Regioni di calma.

Venti periodici.
1450 Generalita.

1460 Monsoni.

1470 Brezze di terra e di mare.

1480 Venti di monte e di valle.

(Turbini) Burrasche.

1500 Generalita.

1510 Turbini (di polvere).

1520 Tronibe d'acqua.

1550 Cicloni ed anticicloni — Generalita.

1560 Cicloni — loro leggi.

1570 Cicloni — Distribuzione geografica.

1580 Turbini e tornados.

elettricitA atmosferica.

1600 Generalita. {Vedi anche () ivIlO).

1610 Potenziale — Variazioui dovute alle condizioni locali

dell' atmosfera.

29

1(520 Variazioni periodiche del potenziale.

1030 Scariclie luminose ed altre.

1640 Teniporali.

IGoO Aurora. (Vedi ancfie E oiOO, GOGO.)

IGGO Periodicita deir aurora.

CLIMATOLOGIA E TEMPO.

1 700 Generality.

1710 Sotto il punto di vista agricolo.

1720 Sotto il puiito di vista fenologico.

1730 Sotto il punto di vista dell' igiene.

Previsione del tempo.

1750 Generalita.

1 760 Previsione del tempo.

1770 Carte sinottiche.

Registrazioni meteorologiche.

1800 Generalita.

1810 Reg-istrazioni che danno i valori medi orari.

1820 Kegisti'azioni che dauuo i valori medi diurui.

1830 Bollettini g-iornalieri del tempo.

1840 l^ollettiui del tempo per luug'hi periodi.

1850 Gioruali di navigazioue raeteorologici.

1860 Notizie senza appareccbi.

1870 Carte meteorologiche (vedi anche 1770).

Se e necessario, i simboli topografici uisati nella scheda di Geografia
verranuo aggiunti ad uno qualunque dei numeri e usati assieme a
questo.

MAGNETISMO TERRESTRE, BUSSOLA, CORRENTI

TERRESTRI.

3000 Generalita.

3010 Osservatori magnetici. Metodi di misura dei valori e delle

variazioni degli element i magnetici. ( Vedi anche C 5440.)
3020 Stato magnetico della superficie della terra. Rilevamenti.

Coefiicienti isomaguetici e di Gauss.
3030 Variazioni secolari.

3040 Variazioni magnetiche diurue e di altri periodi.

3050 Burrasche magnetiche.

3060 Kelazioni tra il Magnetismo terrestre ed i Curpi celesti.

3070 llelazioni tra il Magnetismo terrestre e la Geolosria, le

Correnti telluricbe, ecc.
3080 Teorie del magnetismo terrestre.

3090 Teoria della bussola. Magnetismo delle navi.

4100 Correnti telluricbe.

30

I N D I C E

METEOEOLOGIA (F).

Acqua piovana . .

1160

Gauss, Coefficient! di

Actinometri

0320

Grandine . .

Aerostat! . .

0370

Igrometri . .

Aloni

0540

Isobare, Linee

Altezze, Calcolo delle, per

mezzo

Isomaguetici, Coefficient!

di osseryazioni barometr

iche. .

0730

Isoterme . .

Altezze, Calcolo delle, per

mezzo

Istituti

di osservazioni termometriclie

0740

Eesocont! di

Anemometri

0310

Letture

Aneroidi . .

0240

Maccliie solari, periodo delle,

Antieicloni

1550

Eelazion! eolla fisica deir

Applicazioni praticlie . .

0060

atmosfera

Arcobaleni hmari

0560

Magnetiche, Burrasclie . .

solari

0550

Yariazion! periodiclie

Assorbimento del calore

solare

Magnetic!, Element!

per Tatmosfera. .

0960

Magnetismo terrestre

Atmosfera, Fisica dcU' . .

0400

Manual! . .

Aurora

1650

Mare, Brezzc di . .

Periodicita dell'

1660

Miraggio . .

Baleno

1630

IMonson! , .

Barometri. .

0230

Muse!

Bibliografie

0030

Xebbia, Arcobaleni di . .

Biografia . .

0010

Eormazioue della . .

Brina

1280

Nere

Burrasche. .

1500

Xomenclatura

Bussola, Teoria della

3090

Xubi, Appareccli! di misura per le

Calma. Region! di

1420-

Formazione di

Carte meteorologiche

1870

, 1770

Xubiscop! . .

Cerv! volant!

0360

Osseryatori .. .. 0200,

Cii'lon!

1550

magnetic! . .

Cielo, Colorazione del . .

0510

Osserrazione, Metod! di. .

Cl!matolog!a

1700

Parelio

deir Igiene . .

1730

Pedagogia. .

sotto !1 punto di yista feno-

Periodic! . .

logico . .

1720

Periodicita, Analisi della

sotto !1 punto di

rista

■ Calcolo della

agricolo. .

1710

Perturbazion! rulcaniche Ondu-

CoUezion! . .

0060

lazioni doTute a

Congress!, Eesocont! di . .

0020

Pioggia . .

Corona

0540

Spettro di . .

Diseorsi . .

0040

Pluriometr!

Dizionari . .

0030

Polrere

Elettrlcita atmosferica . .

1600

Turbine di . .

Elettrometr!

0350

Psicrometri

Eraporazione

1050

Eadiazione solarc

Filosofia . .

0000

terrestre

Fotografic!, AppareccliI . .

0380

Eegistratori, Appareccli!

3020
1260
0270
0710
3020
0810
0060
0020
0040

0470
3050
3010
3010
3000
003t»
1470
0520
1460
006U
0570
1070
1270
0070
0340
1080
0310
021O
3010
0100
054d
0050
0020
0140
0140

0770
1150
0530
0300
0420
1510
0280
0930
0970
0220

M

Kejiijtrazioui meteorologiflie . .

1800

Tempo sotto il punto divi

sta igienifol730

Riduzione. Tarole di

0120

sotto il punto di vista fenolo-

Eilevameuti magnetici . .

3020

gieo

1720

Rugiada, Formazione della

1060

Prcrisione del . . 1750.

1760

Istrumenti a punto di

0280

sotto il punto di ti

sta agr

i-

Scliermi . .

02G0

colo

1710

Societii, Resocouti di

0020

Temporali. .

1640

Sole, Splendore del

0350

Termometri

0250

Eegistratori dello

0330

Terra, Brezze di . .

1470

Spettro di pioggia

0530

Tornados . .

1580

Stoi'ia

0010

Trattati general! . .

0030

Tarole

0030

Trombe d' acqua . .

1520

Telluric-he, Correnti .. 3070

4100

Turbini

1580

Temperatura dell' atmosfera

0800

Umidita . .

1020

■ — - della terra . .

0850

Vapor acqueo

1000

■ • di fiiimi e laglii

0910

Yapore, Tensioue del

1010

del mare

osso

Vaporimetri

0290

Tempo

1700

Tento

1300

BoUettini del

1830

"S'enti'alisei

1410

Carte siaotticlie del

1770

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International Catalogue of Scientific Literature.

I,— TOPOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION.

[To be used iu connexion with Geography, Geology, Botany,
Zoolog"y, etc.]

1.— MAIN DIVISIONS.

(I. The Earth as a whole.

1>. Land as a whole.

c. Ocean as a Avhole.

il. Europe and Mediterranean Islands.

e. Asia and Malay Archipelag-o, Celebes and Timor inclusive.

/. Africa and Madagascar.

;/. North America to boundary between United States and Mexico.

//. Mexico, Central and Soutli America, and West Indian Islands.

i. Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand, with New Guinea,

Gilolo, and Moluccas to west, and including the Solomcm

Islands, New Hebrides, and New Caledonia to east.
/.-. Arctic : Greenland and the area north of the Arctic Circle, or of

the coasts of Continental America, Asia, and Europe, whichever

is farther north.
/• Atlantic and Islands from Arctic Circle to Lat. 45° S. — the

southern portion bounded on the east by the meridian 20'' E.

of Greenwich, south of the coast of Africa ; and on the west

by the coast of South America.
m. Indian Ocean and Islands limited on the south by Lat. 45° S. ;

on the west by the meridian 20° E. of Greenwich ; on the

east b}- the coast of xVustralia and the meridian 147° E. of

Greenwich.
V. Pacific and Islands from the Arctic Circle to Lat. 45° S., and

between the meridian 147° E. of Greenwich and the coast of

South America.
0. Antarctic : the area south of 45° S. except the Falkland Islands

and the southern parts of South America and New Zealand ;

but including the islands of New Amsterdam and St. Paul.

N.B. — As a general rule, Islands more than 100 miles from the
continent to be classed as Oceanic, unless specially excepted.

(F-S975) c

:54

2. SUB-DIVISIONS.

d. Europe and Mediteuraneax Islands.

da. Soaiidinavia : Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Faeroes.

db. Kussia in Europe.

dc. German Empire.

dd. Holland ; Belgium ; Luxemburg-. ^

de. Bi-itish Islands.

df. France and Corsica.

dg. Spain and Portug-al.

dh. Italy : Sicily and Sardinia,

d.i, Switzerland.

(//.•. Austria-Hungary (Bosnia and Herzegovina included).

dl. Balkan Peninsula (Turkey in Europe, Roumania, Bulgaria,

Servia, Montenegro, and Greece).
dm. Mediterranean and Islands (excluding Sicily, Sardinia, and

Corsica).
dn. Black Sea.
do. Baltic and Islands.

c. Asia and Malay ARCiiirELAGO.

ea. Asiatic Russia.

eh. China and Dependencies : Tibet ; Corea.

ec. Japanese Islands ; Formosa.

ed. Cochin China : Toucjuiu, Annam.

ee. Siam.

ef. Biitish India : Himalaya ; Burmah ; Ceylon.

i-g. Malay Peninsula from Isthmus of Kra and Archipelago to
Wallace's line, including Celebes and Timor, with the
Philippines and China Sea.

eh. Persia ; Afghanistan ; Baluchistan.

ci. Asiatic Turkey ; Ai-abia.

ek. Caspian.

ei Persian Gulf.

/. Africa and Mada(;ascar.

/(/. Mediterranean States — Marocco, Algiers, Tunis, Tripoli.
fb. N.E. Africa ; Egypt and Nile Valley to Lat. 10° N. Abyssinia ;

African Coast of Red Sea.
Jc. Sahara and the French Sudan ; Darf ur, etc.

fd. West Africa, from Marocco to the Congo.

fe. Congo State and Angola.

f. East Africa, from the Southern border of fb to the Zambezi ;

Socotra.
Jg. South Africa — South of the Zambezi and of the boundary

between Portuguese and German S.W. Africa.
///. Madagascar and Comoro Group.
Ji. Red Sea and Islands.

60

fj. XOKTII AmkUICA.

<)a. Alaska.

(jh. Canada as a Avhole.

<jc. Caiiadiau Dominion "West (Ynkon, British Columbia,
Mackenzie, Athabasca, Alberta. Saskatchewan, Assini-
boia).

gd. Canadian Dominion East ; Newfoundland.

({€. The Laurentian Lakes.

<ff. United States as a whole.

g(j. North Eastern United States, East of Mississippi (Maine,
Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois. Indiana).

<jh. South Eastern United States, East of Mississippi.

<ji. Western United States, AVest of Mississippi.

h. Central and South America and West Indies.

ha, Mexico.

hb. Central America : Guatemala ; Honduras ; British Honduras ;

Salvador ; Nicarag-ua ; Costa Rica.

he. AVest Indian Islands ; Caribbean Sea ; Gulf of Mexico.

hd Guiana — British, Dutch, and French ; Venezuela ; Trinidad.

he. Columbia; Ecuador.

hf. Peru.

hg. Bolivia.

hh. Brazil

hi. Argentina ; Uruguay and Paraguay.

hk. Chili.

hi. Tierra del Fuego and neighbouring islands ; Falkland Islands.

Inn. The Andes.

i. Australasia.

in. New Guinea with Islands from Wallace's line, including

Gilolo, Amboina, Coram.

ib. Bismarck Archipelago (New Britain, etc., to Solomon Islands

inclusive).

ic. Australia as a whole.

id. Queensland.

ie. New South Wales. i

if. Victoria.

ig. South Australia.

ih. West Australia.

a. Tasmania.

ik. New Zealand.

il. New Caledonia, New Hebrides, and Loyalty Islands.

(F-8975) c 2

/.-. AncTic.

ha. Aiclic Ocean.

kb. Greenland.

Tec. Archipelago north of North America.

kd. Islands north of Europe and Asia.

/. Atlaxtic.

la. North Atlantic Ocean and Islands not otherwise specified.
lb. Azores ; Canaries : Madeira ; Cape Verde.
Ic. South Atlantic and Islands.

?/i. Indian Ocean.

ma. Ocean and Islands X. of Equator.

mb. Ocean and Islands S. of Equator, including- Mascarene Islands,
Amsterdam, and St. Paul.

n. Paciiic.

na. North Pacific Ocean (North of E(|uator).

nh. South Pacific Ocean (South of Equator).

nc. Behring: Sea and Islands (Aleutian Archipelago, etc.).

nd. Sandwich Islands and scattered groups N. of Equator and
E. of 180°.

ne. Ladroue, Pelew. Caroline and Marshall Groups, with other
Islands N. of Equator and W. of 180\

vf. Fiji Islands, Friendly Islands, Samoa, Ellice, Phoenix Islands,
etc., west of Meridian 1G0° W. of Greenwich.

vg. Galapagos Islands.

nh. Society Islands. Low Archipelago, Marquesas, and other
Islands of S. Pacific, east of Meridian 160" W. of Green-
wich.

(,. Antarctic.

oa. Antarctic Continent as a whole.

ob. S. Georgia, Sandwich Groups, and other Islands S. of S.

Atlantic.
oc. Prince Edward I^;laud. Crozets, Kerguelen, and other Islands

S. of Indian Ocean.
oil. Islands to Southward and South-east of New Zealand and

Area Soutli of Pacific.

Internationaler Katalog der naturwissenschaftlichen

Litteratur.

I.— TOPOGRAPHISCHE CLASSIFICATION.

[In Verbindung- mit (xe()g'i'aphie, (jeologie, Hotanik, Zoolog'ie etc.

zu beiiutzen.]

1.— HAUPT-ABSCHXITTE.

<t.. Die Erde als Gauzes.

h. Das Festland als Gauzes.

c. Der Ocean als Gauzes.

d. Europa uud die Inseln im Mittelliindisclien Meere.

«. Asien uud der Malay ische Archipel, einschliesslich Celebes
uud Timor.

f. Africa uud Madag'askar.

(j. Nord-Amerika bis zur Gren/.e zwiacheu den Vereinigteu
Staaten uud Mexiko,

h. Mexiko, Ceutral- und Sud-Amerika, Westindische Inseln.

/. Auslralien, Tasnianien und Neu-Seeland, mit Neu-Guinea,
(xilolo uud Molukkeu nsch Westen, uud mit .Saloiuo-Inselu,
Neuen Hebriden uud Neu-Caledouien nacii Osten.

Z-. Arktisches Gebiet : Grijuland und der vom Polarkreis
umschlossene Raum, insbesondere die jenseits desselben
gelegeuen Kiitenlilnder von Amerika, Asien und Europa.

/. Atlantisches Gebiet mit seinen Inseln, vom Polarkreis bis
45° S. Br.; der siidliche Theil wird siidliche von Afrika
]iacb Osten durch den Meridian 20° 0. [v. Gr.1 begrenzt
und reicht im Westen bis zur Kiiste von Siid-Amerika.

'iiK Der Indische Ocean mit seinen Inseln I'eiclit im Siiden bis
45° S. Br. ; im Westen bis 20° 0. L., im Osten bis zur Kiiste
von Australien und dem Meridian 140° O. L.

a. I'acifisches Gebiet mit seinen Inseln, vom Nordpolarkreis bis
45° S. Br., im siidlicheu Theil begrenzt durch den Meridian
147° 0. Ij. nach AVesten, und die Kiiste von Siid-Amerika
nach Osten.

'*. Antarktisches (jlebiet, umfassened das Gebiet siidlich von
45° S. Br., mit Ausschluss der Falklands-Inseln, de siid-
licheu Theile von Siid-Amerika und Neu-Seelands, aber
einschliesslich der Inseln Neu-Amsterdam und St. Paul.

N.B. — Allgemeine Reg'el : Inseln, die mehr als 100 englische
Meilen (160 Kilometer) vom Festland entfernt sind, sind, falls nicht
besonders ausgenommen, als oceanisch zu classifiziren.

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2. UNTERABTHEILUXGEN.

d. ECKOI'A UXD DIE IxSELN IM MlTTELLANDlSCnP^N MeEKE.

da. Skandinavieii : Schweden. Xorwegen. Diiiieniark. Island

Faroer.

db. Bes Europiiische llussland.

dc. Das Deutsche Reich.

dd. Holland : Belgien ; Luxemburg-. ,/

de. Die Britischen Inseln.

df. Frankreich und Corsica.

dg. Spanien und Portug'al.

dh. Italien. met Sicilien und Sardinieu.

ft'?'. Die Schweiz.

d/:. Oesterreich-l'ngarn (einschliesslich Bosnieu und llerze-

gowina).
dl. Die Balkan - Ilalbinsel (Europiiische Turkei, Rumauien,

Bulgarien. Serbien. Montenegro, Griechenland).
dm. Das -Mittellandische Meer mit seinen Inseln (mit Ausschluss

von Sicilien. Sardinien und Corsica).
dn. Das Schwarze Meer,
do. Die Ostsee mit ihren Inseln.

e. AsiEx rxD der Malayisciie Akchipel.

ea. Asiatisches Russland.

eb. China und zugehorige Lander ; Tibet; Korea.

ec. Japanische Inselu ; Formosa.

ed. Cochinchina ; Tonking, Amiam.
es. Siara.

pf. Britisch-Indien. einschliesslich Himalaya. Burma, Ceylon.

ei/. Malay ische Halbinsel siidlich vom Istmus von Kra. und
Malayischer Archipel bis zu Wallace's Linie, einschliesslich
Celebes, und Timor : Philippinen ; Chinesisches Sudmeer.

eh. Persien : Afghanistan ; Belutschistan,

ei. Asiatische Turkei: Arabien.

et. Das Kaspische Meer.

el. Der Persische Golf.

J. AlKlKA UXD MaDA(;ASIvAK.

fa. Die Mittelmeer-Staaten : Marokko, Algie'", Tunis, Tripoli^.

fb. Nordost-Afrika : Egypteu und Nilthal bis 10° N. Br. ;

Abessynien : af rikanische Kiiste des Rothen Meeres.

fc. Die Sahara und der franzosische Sudan; Darfur etc.

fd. West-Afrika. von Marokko bis zum Kongo.

fe. Kong-o-Staat und Angola.

ff. Ostafrika. von der sUdlichen Grenze vonfb. bis zum Sambesi;

Sokotra.

fg. Siid-Afrika, siidlich des Sambesi und der Grenze zwischea
jh. Madagaskar imd Komoren.

fi. Das Rothe ^leer mit seinen Inselu.

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(/. Xord-Ametmka.

ga. Alaska.

gb. Canada als Ganzei^,

gc. "West-Canadisclies Gebiet : Yukon. P'ritisch-Columbia,

Mackenzie, Athabasca, Alberta, Saskatchewan, As-
siniboia.

gd. Ost-Canadisches Geblet ; Neufuudland.

ge. Gebiet der Laurentischen Seen.

gf. Vereinigte Staaten als Ganzes.

gg. Xordosten der Yereinig-len Staaten, ostlicii vom Mississippi

(Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massa-
chusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Penns3dvania, New
Jersey, Ohio, Michigan, AYisconsin, Illinois, Indiana).

gh. Siidosten der Vereinigten Staaten, ostlich vom Mississippi.

gi. Westen der Yereinigten Staaten, westlich vom Mis.'issippi.

/(. CliNTKAL-AMERIKA, ScU-A.^tKUIKA. AYeST-IxdIEX.

h(t. Mexiko.

lib. Central-Amevika : Guatemala, Honduras; Britisch-Honduras ;

Salvador ; Nicaragua ; Costa Rica.
he. Westindische luseln ; Caraibisches Meer ; Golf von Mexiko.
//(/. Guyana : Britisch, Niederliindisch und Frcnzusisch ; Yene-

zuela ; Trinidad.
he. Columbia ; Ecuador.
hf. Peru.
hg. Bolivia.
lilt. Brasilien.

hi. Argeutinien ; Uruguav und Raragaav.
///.-. Chile.

///. Feuerland und benachbai-te Insein ; Falkland Inselii.
hm. Die Anden.

/. AUSTKALASIEN'.

ia. Neu-Guiuea, nebst Insein ini 0:5ten von NYallace's Linie,
einschUesslich Gilolo, Amboina, Ceram.
Bismarck-Archipel (Neu-Pommem etc. bis Salorao-Iusein).
it: Australien als Ganzes.
id. Queensland.
ie. Neu-Siid-\Yales.
if. Victoria.
ig. Siid-Australien.
ih. West-Australien.
ii. Tasmanieii.
it. Neu-Seeland.
il. Neu-Caledonien, Neue Uebriden und Loyalty Insein

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l\ Arktisches Gebiet.

la. Der Arktiscbe Oceau.

kh. Gronland.

kc. Archipel uiirdlich von Xord-Amerika.

hd. Inseln iiijrdlich von Europa uud Asieu.

/. Atlantisches Gebiet.

la. Der Nordatlautische Ocean mit seinen Inseln, soweit sie

nicht anderweit eiugereibt siud.
lb. Azoren; Kanaren; Madeira; Cap Verde.
Ic. Der Siidatlantische Ocean mit seinen Inseln.

m. IXDISCIIEK OCEAX.

ma. Ocean und Inseln nordlich vom Aequator.
mh. Ocean und Inseln siidlich vom Aequator, einscliliesslich
Maskareuen, Neu-Amsterdam und St. Paul.

n. Paciiisches Gebiet.

na. Xordpacifisclier Ocean (nurdlich vom Aequator).

111). Sudpacifischer Ocean (siidlich vom Aequator).

nc. Berings Meer, nebst Inseln (Aleuten-Archipel etc.).

ml. Sandwich-Inseln und zerstreute Gruppen niirdlich von

Aequator und Ostlich vom 180. Grad.
ne. Ladronen-, Palau-, Carolinen- und Marshali-Gruppen, nebst

andern Inseln nOrdlicb vom Ae(|uator und Westlicb vom

180. Grad.
vf. Fidscbi-Inseln, Freundscbafts-Inseln, Samoa, Ellice-Inseln,

PbOnix-lnselo etc., westlicb vom Meridian 1G0° W. L.
iig. Galapagos-Inseln.
nh. Gesellscbafts-Inselii, Xiedrig-e Inseln, Marquesas- und andere

Insebi des stidlicben Pacifiscben Oceans, ustlicb vom

Meridian IGO" W. L.

0. AXTAECKTISCIIES GeBIET.

<,a. Der Antarktiscbe Kontinent als Ganzes.

lib. Slid-Georgien, Sandwicb-Gruppen, und andere Inseln siidlich

vom slidatlantiscben Gebiet.
oc. Prince Edward-Insel, Crozec-Inseln, Kerguelen- und andere

Inseln siidlich vom Indiscben Ocean.
^d. Inseln siidlich und siidostlicb von Xeu-Seeland, und Gebiet

siidlich des Pacifiscben Oceans.

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Catalogue International de la Litterature
Scientifique.

CLASSIFICATION TOPOGRAPHIQUE.

[Cette classificatiou sera applique'e a la geographie, a la g-e'ologie, a la
botauique, a la zoologie, etc.]

I.— GRANDES DIVISIONS.

</. Donnees d'eiisemble relatives au globe terrestre.

b. Donnees d'ensemble relatives aux continents.

c. Donnees d'eusembL? relatives aux oceans.
d Europe et iles mediterraneennes.

e. Asie et Archipel Malais, Celebes et Timor incliis.
/. Afrique et Madagascar.

g. Amerique du Nord [en prenant conime liniite celle qui se'pare
les Etats-Uuis du Mexiijue].

//. Le Mexique, Amcni(]ue centrale et me'ridionale avec les Antilles,

i. Australie, Tasmanie et Nouvelle Ztlande avec la Nouvelle
Guine'e, Gilolo et les Moluques l\ I'ouest, les iles Salomon, les
Nouvelles Hebrides et la Nouvelle Caledonie a Test.

h. Regions arctiques : Gro^nland et surface polaire s'etendaut des
coles americaines, asiatiques et europeeunes a I'estreme nord-

l. Atlantique avec les iles comprises entre le cercle polaire
arctique et le 45° de lat. S. Partie sud de I'Atlantique
limitee a Test par le meridien 20° E. (Greenwich), au sud
de I'Afrique; et a I'ouest par le cote de I'Amerique du sud.

VI. Ocean ludien avec les iles situees dans I'espace limite dans
le sud par le 45° de lat. S. ; a I'ouest par le meridien 20° E.
(Greenwich); dans Test par la cote australienne et le meridien
147° E, (Greenwich).

n. Le Pacifique avec les iles comprises, en latitude, du cercle
polaire arctque au 45° de lat. S. ; en longitude, du meridien
147° E, (Greenv\-ich) a ia cOte de I'Amerique du sud.

,0. Regions antarctiques : depuis le 45° de lat. S., moins les Falk-
land, la pointe sud de lAmerique meridionale et la Nouvelle
Zelaude. mais en y compreuant les iles St. Paul et Nouvelle
Amsterdam.

N.B. — En general les iles qui se trouvent a plus de 160 a 185
Icilometres du continent sont classees comme iles oceaniques, a moins
^ue le contraire ne soit stipule specialemeut.

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IL— SUBDIVISIONS.

d. Europe et iles meditkruaneexxe.^.

da. Scandinavie : Suede, Norvege, Danemaik, Islande, iles

Feroii.

db. Russia d'Europe.

dc. Empire Germanique.

dd. Hollacde ; Belg'ique; Luxeuiliuuii;-.

de. lies Britanniques.

df. France et Corse.

dfl. Espag-ne et Portug'al.

dh. Italie ; Sicile et Sardaigue.

di. Suisse.

dk. Autriche-Hong-rie (Bosnie et Ilerzeg-ovine iuclus).

dl. Pe'nisule Balkanique (Turquie d'Europe, Kouraauie, Bulgarie,

Serbie, Montenegro et Grece).
dm. Meditenanee avec ses iles (moius la Sicile, la Sardaigne, et

la Corse).
d)). j\Ier Noire.
do. La Baltique et ses iles.

e. AsiE ET AECiurEE Mai.ais.

ea. Asie russe.

eb. Chine et dc-pendances ; Thibet ; Cort'e.
cc. Archipel du Japou ; Formose.

ed. Cochinchine. Tonkin. Annam. Cambodge.

ee. Siam.

ef. Indes Britanniques : Himalava ; Burma, Ceylan.

eg. La Pe'nisule Malaise depuis I'isthme de Kra ; et TArchipel

Malais jusqu'a la ligne se'parative de Wallace, y compris
Celebes, Timor, les Philippines et la Mer de Chine.

eh. Perse ; Afg-hanistan : Belouchistau.

eL Turquie d'Asie ; Arabic.

eh Mer Caspienne.

el. Golfe persiquc.

/; ArniQUE ET ;MaDA(jA>€AT{.

fa. Pays mediterrane'ens : Maroc. Alg'erie, Tunisie, Tripoli.

fb. N.E. Africain : Egypte et la vallee du Nil depuis le 10" de

lat. N. ; Ab^-ssinie ; cote africaine de la Mer Rouge.

fc. Le Sahara et le Soudan franrais : Darfour. etc.

fd. Ouest africain. du Maroc au Congo.

fe. Etat du Congo et Angola.

ff Est africain, depuis la bordure sud di'/Z* au Zambeze ; Soco--
tora.

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fij. Slid africain — Au sud du Zambeze et de la limite eiitre lea
possessions portug-aises et allemandes du sud-ouest de
rAfrique.
fh. Madagascar et groiipe des Comores.
//. La Mer Roug-e et ses iles.

(J. Amekiquk du Noni).

f/a. Alaska.

f)b. Le Canada dans son entier.

(jc. Puissance du Canada de I'ouest (Yukon, Colombie Britanuique,
Mackenzie, Athabasca, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Assiniboia).

fid. Tuissance du Canada de Test ; Terre neuve.

(jc. Region des grands lacs laurentiens.

flf. Ktats-Unis.

////. Ktats-Unis du Nord - Est, a Test du Mississini (Maine,
Vermont, New Ilampshire, New York, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Ehodo Island, Pennsylvanie, New Jersey,
Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana).

////. Ktats-Unis du sud-est, a Test du Mississipi.

///. Ktats-Unis de I'ouest, a I'ouest du Mississipi.

Ji. A^IKKIQUE CENTRALE ET 3IERIDI0NALE ; InDES OCOIDENTAEES.

ha. Mexique.

hh. Amerique centrale : Guatemala ; Honduras ; Honduras

britannique ; Salvador ; Nicaragua ; Costa Rica.

lie. Antilles; Mer Caraibe ; Golfe du JNIexique.

Jid. Guyaues britannique, hollandaise, et francaise : Venezuela ;

lie de Trinite.

he. Colombie. Ecuador.

hf. Perou.

////. Bolivie.

hh. Ere'sil.

hi. Eepublique Argentine ; Uruguay et Paraguay.

hi: Chili.

///. Terre de feu et iles voisines; les Falkland (Maloiiines).

hm. Les Andes.

i. Alstraeie.

ia. Nouvelle Guinee avec les 3 les de la ligne separative de
Wallace, en y comprenant Gilolo, Amboine, Ceram.

ih. Archipel dc Bismarck (Nouvelle Bretagne avec les les
Salomon).

ic. L'Australie en sou entier.

id. (Queensland.

i<\ Nouvelle Galles du sud.

if. Victoria.

i<l. Australie du sud.

y

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ih. Australie occideutale.

//. Tasmauie.

ik. Xouvelle Zelande.

il. Nouveile Caledonie, Xouvelles Hebrides et les iles Loj^aute.

/.-. Rkgions arctiques.

lea. Ocean arctique.

kh. Groeulaiid.

I'v. Avchipel nord de I'Amerique du Nord.

hi. lies ail nord d'Europe et d'Asie (Spitzberg-, etc.).

/. Atlantioue.

ht. (Jci'an Atlantique septentrional, et les iles qui ii'ont pas

encore ete spe'cifiees.
Ih. Azores; Canaries; Madere; Cap \'ert.
Ic. Atlantique nie'ridioual et ses iles.

m. Ocean Indiew

ma. Ocean et les iles au nord de I'Equaterir.

mh. Ocean et les iles au sud de I'Equateur, avec les Mascareignes
et les iles Amsterdam et >St. Paul.

n. Pacifi<,>ue.

na. Pacifique septentrional (au nord de I'Plquatenr).

nh. Pacifique meridional (au sud de I'Equateur).

jic. Mer de Jieliring- et ses iles (Aleoutiennes . . . etc.).

nd. lies Sandwich, avec les gToupes situes au nord de I'Equateur
et :i I'est du 180".

»c. ]\Jariannes, Pelew. archipel des Carolines et de Marshall, avec
les autres iles situees au nord de rE(|uateur et a I'ouest du
180°.

lif. Iles Fidji, iles des Amis (Tonga, Samoa, Ellice, Phenix et
autres) situees a I'ouest du meridien 160° 0. (Greenwich).

laj. lies G^alapagos.

nil. lies de la Societe, Pomoutou, Marquises et autres iles du
Pacifique meridional a Test dii meridien KjO" 0. (Green-
wich).

u. Regions antakctiques.

oa. Continent antarctique dans son entier.

oh. Georgie du Sud, groupe des Sandwichs et autres iles

au S. de I'Atlantique meridional.
oc. lies du Prince Edouard,, Crozet, Kerguelen et autres iles au

S. de rOcean ludien,
oil. Iles au sud et an sud-est de la Nouveile Zelande et rf^gions

meridionales du Pacifique.

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Catalago Internazionale della Letteratiira Scientifica*

I.— CLASSIFICAZIONE TOPOGRAFICA.

[Dii usarsi iu rapporto con la Geo.£>Tafia. Geolog'ia, l^otaiiica,
Zoolog-ia, ecc.].

1.— DIVISIONI PKINCIPALI.

a. La Terra nel suo complesso.

h. Le terre emersie.

V. L' oceano nel suo complesso.

d. Enropa e Is< >le del Mediterraneo.

e. Asia e Arcipelag'o Malese, comprese Celebi's e Timui-.

f. Africa e Madagascar.

y. America settentrionale fiuo al limite tra g-li Stati Tuiti e it

Messico.
It. Messico, America Centrale e Meridionale. e Indie Occidental!.
•/. Australia. Tasmania e XuovaZelanda colla Nuova (luiiiea, (iilolo

e Moluccbe verso Ponente, le Salomune, le Xuove Ebridi e lu

Nuova Caledonia verso Levante.
1c. Regione Artica : Groenlandia e 1' area a Xord del Ciicolo Polare,

ovvero a Nord delle coste dell' America continentale, deir

Asia e dell' Europa.
/. L' Atlantico e le sue Isole dal Circolo Polare Artico alia Lat. di

45° S., limitato nella sua parte meridionale oltre la costa

Africana dal 20° E. da Greenwich, ad Est; e dalla costa dell'

America meridionale ad Ovest.
m. L' Oceano Indian© e le sue Isole, limitato a sud dal 45" di Lat. S.,

a Ponente del meridiano 20" E. di Greenwich ; a Levante dalla

costa deir Australia e dal 147° E. da Greenwich.
It. II Pacifico e le sue Isole dal Circolo Polare Artico alia Lat. di

45° S., e tra il 147° meridiano E. da Greenwich e le coste dell'

America meridionale.
0. Kegione Antartica : cioe I'area meridionale liniitata dal 45' S.,

eccetto le Isole Falkland e le parti meridionali dell' America

del Sud e della Nuova Zelanda ; comprendendovi pero le isole

di Xuova Amsterdam e S. Paolo.

N.B. — Come regola generate, le isole lontane piii di lOU miglia
inglesi (IGO chilometri) dal continente devouo essere classiiicate come
oceaniche, salvo speciali eccezioni.

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2.— SUBDIVISION I.

d. EUUOPA E IsOLE DEL MeDITERRAXI^O,

da. Scandinavia : Svezia, Norvegia, Daniniarca, Lslanda, Fur (jer.

db. Russia Europea.

dc. Impero Germauica.

dd. Olanda ; Belgio ; Lussembergo. y

de. Isole Britanuiclie.

df. - Francia e Corsica.

dg. Spag-na e Portogallo.

dh. Italia : Sicilia e Sardegna.

di. Svizzera.

dk. Austria-Ungheria (comprese Bosnia ed Erzegovina).

dl. Penisola, Balcanica (Turchia Europea, Rumania, Bulgaria,

Servia, Montenegro e Grecia).
dm. Mediterraneo e Isole (salvo la Sicilia, la Sardegna e la

Corsica).
dn. Mar Nero.
do. II Baltico e le sue Isole.

e. Asia e Arcipelago Malese.

ra. Russia Asiatica.

eb. Ciua e dipendeuze : Tibet ; Corea.

cc. Isole del Giappone ; Formosa.

ed. Coccincina : Tonchino, Annam.

ee. Siam.

ef. India Britamiica : Himalaya ; Birmania ; Ceylon.

eg. Penisola Malese dall' Istmo di Kra e Arcipelago Malese fino

alia linea, di Wallace, comprendendovi Celebes e Timor

colle Filii^pine e il Mar della Cina.
eh. Persia; Afghanistan; Belucistan.
ei. Turchia Asiatica ; Arabia,
el: II Caspio.
el. Golfo Persica.

/. Africa e Madagascar.

/(/. Stati Mediterranei — Marocco. Algeri, Tunisi, Tripoli.

fb. Africa del N.E. ; Egitto e Vallatta del Nllo fino al 10" di

Lat. N. ; Abissinia ; Coste dell' Africa sul Mar Rosso.

fc. Sahara e Sudan Francese ; Darfur, ecc.

fd. Africa occidentale dal Marocco al Congo.

fe. Stato del Congo e Angola.

f. Africa orientale dal limite indicato in/^ al Zambesi; Socotra
jfg. Africa au^trale dal Zambesi e dal confine tra 1' Africa Porto-

ghese e 1' Africa Germanica del S.W.
fh. Madagascar e Giuppo delle Comoro.
'/i. II Mar Rosso e le sue Isole.

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(j. .\.y\YA\\QK SETl'EXTRrOXALK.

ga. Alaska.

gb. W Canada in o-enerale.

'jc. Dominio del Canada occidentale (Yukon, Columbia Britaunica,
Mackenzie, Athabasca, Alberta, Saskatchewan, A ssiuiboia^.
(jCl. Dominio del Canada oiieutale ; Terranova.
fje. I Lag'hi Laurenziaua.

gf. Gli Stati Uuiti in generale.

gg. Stati Uniti del Nord-Est, ad E. del Mississippi (Maine,

Vermont, New Hampshire, Xew York, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island. Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Ohio. Michig-an, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana).

gh. Stati Uniti del Sud-Est. ad E. del Mississippi.

gi. Stati Uniti occidental!, ad \V. del Mississippi.

//, America Cextrale e Meridioxai.e e Ixdie Occidextali.

ha. Messico.

Jib. America Centrale ; Guatemala ; Honduras ; Honduras Britan-

nico ; Salvador ; Nicaragua ; Costa Rica.
he. Indie occidental ; Mar dei Caribi : Golfo del Messico.
hd. Guaiana — Britanuica, Olandese e Francese ; Venezuela ;

Trinidad.
he. Columbia ; Ecuador.
hf. Peru.
hg. Bolivia.
hh. Brasile.

hi. Argentina : Uruu'uav e Paraguay.
hJ:. Cile.

hi. Terra del Fuoco e Isole vicine ; Isole Falkland.
hnu Le Ande.

i. Australia e Oceania.

ia. Nuova Guinea colic Isole dalla linea di Wallace, comprenden-

dovi Gilolo (Halmahera) Amboina, Seram.

ih. Arcipelago di Bismarck (Nuova Britannia, ecc, fine ade

Solomone inclusivamente).

ic. Australia in generale.

id. Queensland.

ie. Nuova Galles del Sud. .

if. Victoria.

ig. Australia meridionale.

ih. Australia occidentale.

a. Tasmania.

ik. Nuova Zelanda.

//. Nuova Caledonia, Nuove Ebridi, e Isole Loyalty.

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/.-. Regione Aiitica.

ka. Oceano Artico.

kb. Groeiilandia.

kc. Arcipelago Nord Americano.

kd. Isole a N. dell' Europa e dell' Asia.

/. OcEAxo Atlaxtico. ^

la. Oceano Atlantico setteutrionale e sue Isole, non indicate

altrove.
Ih. Azorre; Cauavie ; Madera; Isole del Capo Verde.
Ic. Atlantico nieridioiiale e sue Isole.

m. Oceano Ixdiaxo.

ma. Oceano e Isole a Nord dell' Equatore.

tnb. Oceano e Isole a Sud dell' Equatore, comprendendovi le
Mascarene, Amsterdam e S. Paolo.

n. Oceaxo Pacjfico.

na. Pacifico del Nord (a N. dell' Equatore).

nb. Pacifico del Sud (a S. dell' Equatore).

nc. Mar di Behring- e sue Isole (Aleutine, ecc).

nd, Isole Sandwich e Gruppn sparsi a N. dell' Equatore e ad E.

del 180°.
ne. Isole dei Ladroni, Pelew, Caroline e Marshall, con altre Isole a

N. deir Equatore e ad ovest del 180°.
nf. Isole Figi, degli Amici, Samoa, Ellice, Fenice, ecc, ad ovest del

160° W. di Greenwich.
nr/. Isole Galapag-os.
nh. Isole della Societa. Arcipelago di Low, Marchesi e altre Isole

del Pacifico meridionale, ad Est del meridiano 160° W. da

Greenwich.

0. Regioxe Antartica,

oa. Regione antartica in generale.

ob. Georgia australe, Grupv^o delle Sandwich e altre Isole a Sud

deir Atlantico meridionale.
oc. Isole del Principe Edoardo, Crozets, Kerguelen e altre Isole a

Snd deir Oceano Indiano.
od. Isole a Sud e a Sud-Est della Nuova Zelanda e Regione a Sud

del Pacifico.

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AUTHOES' CATALOGUE.

Abbe, Cleveland. [Biographical
Notice of] Howard Shriver. Wasliing-
inii, D.C, U.S. Dept. As;ric., Mon. Weath.
llov., 29, 1901, (G7). [0010]. 1

— [Review of] Herbertson'.s

(listributloii of rainfall over the land.
Washington, D.C, U.S. Dept. xVgric,
^]nn. Weath. Rev., 29, 1901, (G7-C8).
III. SO]. -'

■ [Biographical Xotice of]

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0060 IXSTITUTIONS, ilUSEUMS,
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0100

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0210

0120 TABLES FOR REDUCTIONS.

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0130 COiU^UTATIOX OF MEAX
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0140 ANALYSIS AXD COMPU-
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0200

GENERAL.

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0210 OBSERVATORIES — CON-
STRUCTION AND EQUIP-
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0210

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Stade, Hermann. Die meteorologische
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0220 SELF-RECORDING
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0230

BAROMETERS.

Alexander, W[illiani] H. Climatology
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Guglielmo, Giovanni. Sulla misura
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0300

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0240

ANEROIDS.

Chree, Charles. Aneroids. Horol. J.,
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0250

THERMOMETERS.

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Becquerel, Henri. Sur une modifica-
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0260

SCREENS.

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0280 PSYCHROMETERS — DEW-
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Guglielmo, Giovanni. Tntorno ad ^m
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0290 EVAPORATORS.

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Ryka6ev, M. A. Bemerkmig fiber die
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0300

RAIN GAUGES.

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Stade, Hermann. Die Niederschlags-
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0310

ANEMOMETERS.

Kosac, M. P. Unmiterbroclieuc lle-
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0330 SUXSHINE RECORDERS.

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0340 XEPHELOSCOPES— CLO L:1 >
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0350 ELECTROMETERS AXD

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0360

KITES.

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0380

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0390 SUNDRY LN'STRUMENTS
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PHYSICS OF ATMOS-
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0400 GENERAL.

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Liiike, Franz. Eine Landung im
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Pomorcev, M. Vergleicbende Resul-
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ii;

0410

Acoustic Phenomena.

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0410 GASEOUS CONSTITUENTS
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0420 IMPURITIES AND DUST
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0440 DYNAMICAL AND THER.MU-
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COSMICAL RELATIONS.

0450

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1.10

0480

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0470 RELATIONS TO Sl^' SPOT
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0480 LUNAR rS'FLUENCES.

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0500

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0510

COLORATION OF SKY. ■

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0810 DISTRIBUTION OF AT-
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1210

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OF

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1220

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1240

13G

1240 SHOWERS OF MISCEL-
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3040 DIURXAL AXD OniElJ
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3050

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3060 RELATIOXS BETWEEN
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3070 REJATIONS BETWEEN

TERRESTRIAL MAGNETISM
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3080 THEORIES OF

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4100

3090

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4100

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