Preliminary report on the meteorological equipment used during the USAF Ellesmere Island Ice Shelf Project, 1959

Preliminary report on the meteorological equipment used during the USAF Ellesmere Island Ice Shelf Project, 1959

by J. R. Lotz

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This report contains details of all equipment drawn from various sources, and used during the Ellesmere Island Ice Shelf Project, 1959. A complete account of the equipment has been given, and all possible information provided to help in the setting up of the meteorological programme in 1960.

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