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The Meteorology of India*
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 July 2016
Abstract
In an interesting paper on the meteorology of India read before the Society in 1925, Sir Gilbert Walker gave a comprehensive account of the main elements of climate which affect the industrial and social well-being of the country, and dealt with the great question of seasonal weather forecasting, on which he has become the chief authority. I propose to-day to take up some of the newer means of dealing with Indian problems, and to add the consideration of a fresh item, the safeguarding of international aviation.
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- Copyright © Royal Aeronautical Society 1934
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Paper read before the Indian Section, Royal Society of Arts, on April 13th, 1934, and reprinted by kind permission of the Society and the Author.
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page 706 note * Reproduced by courtesy of the Royal Society from Phil. Trans. A. 29, pp. 287-328, Microseisms associated with disturbed weather in the Indian seas. By Sudhansu Kumar Banerji, D.Sc.
page 712 note * Reproduced by courtesy of the Controller, H.M. Stationery Office, from The Meteorological Magazine, No. 817. Feb., 1934, Vol. 69.
page 715 note * Reproduced by courtesy of the publishers, Messrs. John Hamilton, Ltd., from Gliding and Soaring, by Kronfeld.
page 716 note * Reproduced by courtesy of the publishers, Messrs. John Hamilton, Ltd., from Gliding and Soaring, by Kronfeld.