Antarctica A Keystone in a Changing World · 1964 · 10 citations · 0 references
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Where the spot observations are once dally or more frequent, the record la compiled Just as for the thermograph records. All the other L 8 *V 'V-> V V K spot ooservacions are generally maae every j or o weKs ena cnererore \ / it is not passible to compute observed onthiy MM omd extremea for mch aomth of each year./ fwo eote of Monthly mjoans and extremoa ft>r the period of reared are shown, the "observed" asm and extremes are listed first, followed by the "adjusted" means and extremes. The individual spot observations thomaelves are not shown. A footnote to the table shows the thermograph record with which epot*observations were correlated to obtain the adjusted figures. (See open-file report on "Correlation and Analysis of Meter-Temperature Data for Oregon Sti by A. M, Moore, 1964.) A fow records which include observations before and after the construction of an upstreox reservoir have been split into two periods to show the affect of the reservoir.