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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SPECTROBOLOMETRIC»
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1
The Present Distribution of the Onychophora: A Group of ...
Both these methods are based upon results obtained from spectrobolometric
observations. Angstrom's method assumes that from Abbot and Fowle's
observations we know both the distribution of energy in the sun's spectrum and
the general ...
Austin Hobart Clark, 1916
2
A study of the radiation of the atmosphere: based upon ...
It assumes further that the absorption caused by the water vapor is a known
function of the water-vapor pressure at the earth's surface; for this, Angstrom
proposed an empirical formula based upon his spectrobolometric curves. The
influence of ...
Anders Knutsson Ångström, Smithsonian Institution. Hodgkins Fund, 1915
3
Bureau of Standards journal of research
In turn all of these data differ greatly from the spectrobolometric measurements
obtained by Abbot and Fowle, which are much higher at 300 mjt. Hence, for the
purpose of the present calculations the most reliable spectrobolometric data of ...
United States. National Bureau of Standards, 1930
4
Radiation in the atmosphere
The “Long” Method. The essence of this method may be presented as follows.
Using spectrobolometric measurements of energy distribution in the solar
spectrum at the earth's surface level, taken at various atmospheric masses and at
different ...
5
Reprint and circular series of the National Research Council
While the measurement of the solar radiation by means of spectrobolometric
work is the only thorough way available in which to determine the variation of the
sun, situated as the observer must necessarily be beneath an atmospheric sea
full ...
6
Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
BY C. G. ABBOT Secretary, Smithsonian Institution The late F. E. Fowle published
several papers descriptive of the establishment and applications of a
spectrobolometric method to determine how thick a stratum of liquid water would
be ...
7
The Astrophysical Journal
It assumes further that the absorption caused by the water-vapor is a known
function of the water- vapor pressure at the earth's surface; for this Angstrom
proposed an empirical formula based upon his spectrobolometric curves. The
influence ...
8
Annals of the Astrophysical Observatory of the Smithsonian ...
General Motors generously undertook to build a special observing shelter at their
test field to house our spectrobolometric equipment formerly in operation at
Tyrone, N. Mex. This building, a most satisfactory, well-insulated structure of
cement ...
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, 1954
9
Bulletin of the National Research Council
Figure ') is a reproduction of a spectrobolometric energy curve obtained by
Smithsonian observers on Mount Wilson, Calif., with a <i0° ultra-violet crown-
glass prism.4, pl- 1 Note especially the oxygen band .1. and the water vapor
bands er.
S97. Selective Radiation from Various Solids. I. .W. W. C oblentz A
spectrobolometric investigation of the radiation from various solids (oxides,
silicates, etc.) in the form of (1) electrically heated rods similar to a Nernst glower,
and (2) of solids in ...
United States. National Bureau of Standards, 1925
