C. G. Abbot

Born 1872-01-01

Died 1973-01-01

Identifiers

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Open LibraryOL1948768A

Top Subjects

Solar radiation (44)
Weather forecasting (16)
Meteorology -- Periodicity (12)
Pyrheliometer (10)
Rain and rainfall -- Washington (D.C.) (10)
Precipitation (Meteorology) (6)
Sun (4)

Books by C. G. Abbot

Total count: 115

Recent studies of the solar constant of radiation

Smithsonian Institution1903-01-01
The new coelostat and horizontal telescope of the Astrophysical observatory of the Smithsonian Institution

Smithsonian Institution1903-01-01
The new cœlostat and horizontal telescope of the Astrophysical observatory of the Smithsonian institution, 1903

Smithsonian institution1903-01-01
Observation of the total solar eclipse of January 3, 1908a bolometric study of the solar corona

Smithsonian Institution1908-01-01
Note on the reflecting power of clouds.

1908-01-01
Observation of the total solar eclipse of January 3, 1908a bolometric study of the solar corona

Smithsonian Institution1910-01-01
A shelter for observers on Mount Whitney

Smithsonian Institution1910-01-01
The sun

D. Appleton1911-01-01
The silver disk pyrheliometerwith one plate

Smithsonian Institution1911-01-01
Smithsonian pyrheliometry revised

Smithsonian Institution1913-01-01
Volcanoes and climate

Smithsonian Institution1913-01-01
New evidence on the intensity of solar radiation outside the atmosphere

Smithsonian Institution1915-01-01
The pyranometer--an instrument for measuring sky radiation

Smithsonian Institution1916-01-01
Arequipa pyrheliometry

Smithsonian Institution1916-01-01
On the use of the pyranometer

Smithsonian Institution1916-01-01
On the distribution of radiation over the sun's disk and new evidences of the solar variability(with one plate)

Smithsonian Institution1916-01-01
On periodicity in solar variation

Smithsonian Institution1918-01-01
Observations of the total solar eclipse of May 29, 1919(with one plate)

Smithsonian Institution1920-01-01
The larger opportunities for research on the relations of solar and terrestrial radiation

National Research Council1920-01-01
The silver disk pyrheliometerRepr., rev.

Smithsonian Institution1922-01-01
The distribution of energy in the spectra of the sun and stars

Smithsonian Institution1923-01-01
Everyday mysteriessecrets of science in the home

The Macmillan Company1923-01-01
Provisional solar-constant values, August, 1920, to November, 1924

Smithsonian Institution1925-01-01
The earth and the stars

D. Van Nostrand company1925-01-01
Solar variation and forecasting

Smithsonian Institution1925-01-01
The distribution of energy over the sun's disk(with one plate)

Smithsonian Institution1926-01-01
Montezuma pyrheliometry

Govt. Print. Off.1926-01-01
A group of solar changes

Smithsonian Institution1927-01-01
The relations between the Smithsonian Institution and the Wright brothers

Smithsonian Institution1928-01-01
The sun and the welfare of man.

Smithsonian Institution Series, inc.1929-01-01
Smithsonian scientific series

Smithsonian Institution series, Inc.1929-01-01
Absorption lines of the infra-red solar spectrum(with five plates)

Smithsonian Institution1929-01-01
The sun

D. Appleton and company1929-01-01
The radiation of the planet earth to space(with two plates)

Smithsonian Institution1929-01-01
Biographical memoir of Henry Larcom Abbot, 1831-1927

The National academy of sciences1930-01-01
Weather dominated by solar changes

Smithsonian Institution1931-01-01
The periodometeran instrument for finding and evaluating periodicities in long series of observations (with one plate)

Smithsonian Institution1932-01-01
An improved water-flow pyrheliometer and the standard scale of solar radiation (with one plate)

Smithsonian Institution1932-01-01
Periodicity in solar variation(with two plates)

Smithsonian Institution1932-01-01
Great inventions

Smithsonian institution series, inc.]1932-01-01
Forecasts of solar variation

Smithsonian Institution1933-01-01
Sun spots and weather

Smithsonian Institution1933-01-01
The kampometer, a new instrument of extreme sensitiveness for measuring radiation

The Smithsonian Institution1933-01-01
Samuel Pierpont Langley

Smithsonian Institution1934-01-01
The standard scale of solar radiation

Smithsonian Institution1934-01-01
Remarkable lightning photographs

Smithsonian Institution1934-01-01
The sun and the welfare of man

Smithsonian institution series, inc.1934-01-01
Great inventions

Smithsonian institution series, inc.1934-01-01
Remarkable lightning photographs(with one plate)

Smithsonian Institution1934-01-01
Solar radiation and weather studies(with three plates)

Smithsonian institution1935-01-01
Mount St. Katherine, an excellent solar-radiation station(with two plates)

Smithsonian Institution1935-01-01
Further evidence on the dependence of terrestrial temperatures on the variations of solar radiation

Smithsonian Institution1936-01-01
Cycles in tree-ring widths

Smithsonian Institution1936-01-01
The dependence of terrestrial temperatures on the variations of the sun's radiation

Smithsonian Institution1936-01-01
On the corrections to be applied to silver-disk pyrheliometry

Smithsonian Institution1937-01-01
Statement to the Smithsonian Board of regents on ten years of Smithsonian affairsby C.G. Abbot

Smithsonian Institution1937-01-01
Utilizing heat from the sun(with four plates)

Smithsonian Institution1939-01-01
The weekly period in Washington precipitation

Smithsonian Institution1939-01-01
An important weather element hitherto generally disregarded

The Smithsonian institution1941-01-01
The quantity of vaporous water in the atmosphere

Smithsonian Institution1942-01-01
Weather predetermined by solar variation

Smithsonian Institution1944-01-01
A 27-day period in Washington precipitation

Smithsonian Institution1944-01-01
On the 27.0074-day cycle in Washington precipitation

Smithsonian Institution1945-01-01
A sensitive radiometer

Smithsonian Institution1945-01-01
Correlations of solar variation with Washington weather

Smithsonian Institution1945-01-01
The sun makes the weather.

Foundation for the Study of Cycles1946-01-01
Energy spectra of stars

Smithsonian Institution1946-01-01
1945-1946 report on the 27.0074-day cycle in Washington precipitation

Smithsonian Institution1946-01-01
Precipitation affected by solar variation

Smithsonian Institution1947-01-01
The sun's short regular variation and its large effect on terrestrial temperatures

Smithsonian Institution1947-01-01
1946-1947 report on the 27.0074-day cycle in Washington precipitation

Smithsonian Institution1947-01-01
A revised analysis of solar-constant values

Smithsonian Institution1947-01-01
The Smithsonian standard pyrheliometry

Smithsonian Institution1948-01-01
1947-1948 report on the 27.0074-day cycle in Washington precipitation

Smithsonian Institution1948-01-01
Solar variation attending West Indian hurricanes

Smithsonian Institution1948-01-01
Energy spectra of some of the brighter stars

Smithsonian Institution1948-01-01
Magnetic storms, solar radiation, and Washington temperature departures

Smithsonian Institution1948-01-01
Magnetic storms, solar radiation and Washington temperture departures

Smithsonian Institution1948-01-01
A prediction of Washington temperature, 1948, made January 1948.

Smithsonian Institution1949-01-01
The Astrophysical Observatory of the Smithsonian Institution

U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1949-01-01
1948-1949 report on the 27.0074-day cycle in Washington precipitation

Smithsonian Institution1949-01-01
Montezuma solar-constant values and their periodic solar variations

Smithsonian Institution1949-01-01
Short periodic solar variations and the temperatures of Washington and New York

Smithsonian Institution1949-01-01
Periodic influences on Washington and New York weather of 1949 and 1950

Smithsonian Institution1950-01-01
Precipitation and temperature in Washington, D. C., for 1950 and 1951

Smithsonian Institution1951-01-01
Periodicities in the solar-constant measures

Smithsonian Institution1952-01-01
Precipitation and temperature in Washington, D. C., for 1951 and 1952

Smithsonian Institution1952-01-01
Important interferences with normals in weather records, associated with sunspot frequency

Smithsonian Institution1952-01-01
Solar variation and precipitation at Peoria, Illinois

Smithsonian Institution1952-01-01
Solar variation, a leading weather element

Smithsonian Institution1953-01-01
Regarding Washington, D.C., precipitation and temperature, 1952 and 1953

Smithsonian Institution1953-01-01
Long-range effects of the sun's variation on the temperature of Washington, D. C.

Smithsonian Institution1953-01-01
Solar variation and precipitation at Albany, N. Y.

Smithsonian Institution1953-01-01
Concerning Smithsonian pyrheliometry

Smithsonian Institution1954-01-01
Washington, D. C., precipitation of 1953 and 1954

Smithsonian Institution1954-01-01
Periodic solar variation

Smithsonian Institution1955-01-01
Washington, D. C., precipitation of 1954 and 1955

Smithsonian Institution1955-01-01
Leading operations of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, 1895-1955

Smithsonian Institution1955-01-01
Sixty-year weather forecasts.

Smithsonian Institution1955-01-01
Periods related to 273 months or 22-3/4 years

Smithsonian Institution1956-01-01
Periodicities in ionospheric data

Smithsonian Institution1958-01-01
Adventures in the world of science

Public Affairs Press1958-01-01
Long-range weather forecasting

Smithsonian Institution1959-01-01
A long-range forecast of United States precipitation.

Smithsonian Institution1960-01-01
A long-range temperature forecast

Smithsonian Institution1961-01-01
Sixteen-day weather forecasts from satellite observations

Smithsonian Institution1961-01-01
Samuel Alfred Mitchell April 19, 1874-February 22, 1960

National Academy of Sciences1962-01-01
Solar variation and weathera summary of the evidence, completely illustrated and documented

Smithsonian Institution1963-01-01
Forecasting from harmonic periods in precipitation

Smithsonian Institution1966-01-01
An account of the Astrophysical Observatory of the Smithsonian Institution, 1904-1953

Smithsonian Institution1966-01-01
Supplement to a long-range forecast of United States precipitation

Smithsonian Institution Press1967-01-01
Supplement to A long-range forecast United States precipitation

Smithsonian Institution Press1967-01-01
Precipitation in five continents

Smithsonian Institution Press1967-01-01
Solar magnetism and world weatherby C. G. Abbot.

Smithsonian Institution Press1967-01-01
A long-range forecast of temperature for 19 United States cities

Smithsonian Institution Press1969-01-01