The Aviator And the Weather Bureau
The Aviator And the Weather Bureau
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J. Humphreys, Professor of Meteorological Physics, when he was detailed to give a course of lectures. It was during this course that he lectured on "Holes in the Air. "f This paper has been reprinted as a text- book for the aviation school. Early Studies in Aeronautics. Unofficially, how- ever, the cooperation extended back some fifteen years prior to that time, when the writer was in charge ^of the local office of the Weather Bureau at San Diego, and assisted the aeronautical engineer, *MonthI...y Weather Review, 1915, 32:500, Washington. FPopuIar Science Monthly, 1914, 44:18-34, N. Y. (II) 12 The Aviator and the Weather Bureau Octave Chanute, in his observations and experiments on San Diego Bay. * At this time hundreds of photo- graphs of sea-gulls, pelicans, and other soaring birds were made, and both birds and photographs studied and analyzed. Ever since then more or less interest has been taken by the writer in aerial navigation. During an assignment to the Central Office the work of the Wright brothers was observed and studied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Humphreys, Professor of Meteorological Physics, when he was detailed to give a course of lectures. It was during this course that he lectured on "Holes in the Air. "f This paper has been reprinted as a text- book for the aviation school. Early Studies in Aeronautics. Unofficially, how- ever, the cooperation extended back some fifteen years prior to that time, when the writer was in charge ^of the local office of the Weather Bureau at San Diego, and assisted the aeronautical engineer, *MonthI...y Weather Review, 1915, 32:500, Washington. FPopuIar Science Monthly, 1914, 44:18-34, N. Y. (II) 12 The Aviator and the Weather Bureau Octave Chanute, in his observations and experiments on San Diego Bay. * At this time hundreds of photo- graphs of sea-gulls, pelicans, and other soaring birds were made, and both birds and photographs studied and analyzed. Ever since then more or less interest has been taken by the writer in aerial navigation. During an assignment to the Central Office the work of the Wright brothers was observed and studied.
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