Výsledky vyhledávání - "Demarée, G.R."

De 'Grote Storm van december 1703' in de Lage Landen: een stormachtige periode in de Spaanse Successieoorlog

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The Lisbon earthquake of 1755 vs. volcano eruptions and dry fogs - are its 'meteoric' descriptions related to the Katla eruption of mid October 1755?

Autor: Demarée, G.R., Nordli, Ø.

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The authors consider different sources and views related to the "meteoric" observations of the Lisbon earthquake. The literature explicitly mentions the appearance of a dark cloud, smell of sulphur and a yellow fog or smoke. It is now well known that

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The Ancien Régime instrumental meteorological observations in Belgium, or the physician with lancet and thermometer in the wake of Hippocrates

Autor: Demarée, G.R.

The paper unravels the close connection that, from the end of the 17th century until well into the 19th century, brought together meteorologists and physicians into one common programme. This connection was based upon the works of the Greek physician

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An indication of an abrupt climatic change as seen from the rainfall data of a Mauritanian station

Autor: Demarée, G.R.

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This paper demonstrates the view that the Sahelian precipitation climate can be seen as an aperiodic but recurrent phenomenon alternating between two or more steady climate states. An “abrupt” climatic change is assessed through non-parametrical

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