Titlebook: Mapping Antarctica; A Five Hundred Year Robert Clancy,John Manning,Henk Brolsma Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 A

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Robert Clancy,John Manning,Hank Brolsmapecialists.Unique description of rainfall products.Unique liMeasuring Precipitation from Space presents state-of-the-art rainfall estimation algorithms, validation strategies, precipitation modelling, and assimilation in numerical weather prediction models. Clouds and precipitation observations and

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Robert Clancy,John Manning,Hank Brolsmapecialists.Unique description of rainfall products.Unique liMeasuring Precipitation from Space presents state-of-the-art rainfall estimation algorithms, validation strategies, precipitation modelling, and assimilation in numerical weather prediction models. Clouds and precipitation observations and

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,Antarctica: the Reality—from Cook to the International Geographical Congress,phere. Less obvious, but no less important, was the example he set to the 19th century voyager: to combine their reason for adventure—be it commerce or science—with the urge to explore and document new discoveries.

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,Antarctica 1940–1960: A Second World Warand a New Order of Business,orld Warpunctuated the end of the heroic age of Antarctic exploration, with its Eurocentricfocus stopping Antarctic exploration in its tracks! This was a predictable outcomefor a war that was in everyone’s backyard, characterized by patriotism andsupport for king and country. Following the First Wor

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,Consolidation of Political Interest and National Mapping Programs (1950–2010),l one, especially from those nations connected by discovery. The idea of ‘‘national claims’’ had been around for 50?years, with individual enthusiasm and flag flying dating back to the times of James Cook and William Smith. Events around the Second World War sharpened interest in Antarctica, includi

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