Edgar W. Woolard
American meteorologist, planetary scientist
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Edgar William Woolard was an American meteorologist, mathematician and planetary scientist. He was born in El Paso, Texas and received his college education from the George Washington University in Washington, D.C. During World War I, Woolard served in the U.S. Army. In 1919, he was employed at the U.S. Weather Bureau as an assistant meteorologist, where he would remain until 1928. He resigned to join the faculty of George Washington University as a mathematics instructor. Woolard was granted his Ph.D. from the university with a thesis titled, On the Geometrical Theory of Halos, published in 1929. His was one of the first doctorates ever to be awarded in what was then the newly emerging science of meteorology. In 1938 he returned to the U.S. Weather Bureau, where he worked until the end of World War II.
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- Theory of the rotation of the earth around its center of mass (1953) (89)
- Inequalities in mean solar time from tidal variations in the rotation of the earth (1959) (36)
- The secular perturbations of the satellites of Mars (1944) (32)
- Redevelopment of the theory of nutation (1953) (12)
- L. F. RICHARDSON ON WEATHER PREDICTION BY NUMERICAL PROCESS (1922) (5)
- THE BOULDER HALO OF JANUARY 10, 1918 (1920) (4)
- GRAPHICAL THERMODYNAMICS OF THE FREE AIR (1926) (3)
- The Measurement of Temperature, with Some Remarks on Other Physical Measurements, and Applications to METEOROLOGY.a (1920) (2)
- Historical note on the deflecting influence of the rotation of the earth (1942) (2)
- Comparison of the observations of Uranus previous to 1781 with theoretical positions obtained by numerical integration (1952) (2)
- ON THE MEAN VARIABILITY IN RANDOM SERIES1 (1925) (2)
- William Jackson Humphreys. (1950) (1)
- THE VIRGINIA EARTHQUAKE OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1919 (1919) (1)
- CHAPTER 11 – Precession and Nutation (1966) (1)
- THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF THEORETICAL METEOROLOGY (1925) (1)
- CHAPTER 14 – The Measurement of Time (1966) (1)
- The variation in the calendar time of the equinox (1945) (1)
- On Krichewsky's Method of Fitting Frequency Curves (1924) (1)
- RECENT INVESTIGATIONS ON THE ENERGY IN THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE, ITS TRANSFORMATION AND DISSIPATION (1926) (1)
- CHAPTER 7 – The Apparent Diurnal Motions (1966) (0)
- THE GEOMETRICAL THEORY OF HALOS—VI1 (1937) (0)
- CHAPTER 6 – Aberration (1966) (0)
- On the Geometrical Theory of Halos. (0)
- WEATHER BUREAU STAFF MEETINGS, 1925–26 (1926) (0)
- The May Meeting of the Maryland-District of Columbia-Virginia Section (1932) (0)
- CHAPTER 15 – Systems of Time Measurement Based on the Rotation of the Earth (1966) (0)
- A comparison of Brown's Lunar Tables with the theory from which they were constructed. (1952) (0)
- CHAPTER 13 – Ephemerides (1966) (0)
- THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CELESTIAL CO-ORDINATE SYSTEMS (1942) (0)
- CHAPTER 18 – Fundamental Star Systems (1966) (0)
- ON THE PRACTICAL DETERMINATION OF HEIGHT FROM UPPER-AIR DATA (1941) (0)
- F. M. EXNER ON DYNAMICAL METEOROLOGY (0)
- CHAPTER 4 – Parallax (1966) (0)
- CHAPTER 3 – The Geometric Aspects of the Celestial Sphere in Relation to Geographic Position (1966) (0)
- WEATHER BUREAU STAFF MEETINGS, 1927 AND 1928 (1928) (0)
- CHAPTER 10 – Determinations of Position in the Local Reference System (1966) (0)
- CHAPTER 16 – Ephemeris Time (1966) (0)
- A discrepancy between Brown's Lunar Tables and the theory from which they were constructed (1952) (0)
- RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO DYNAMICAL METEOROLOGY (1922) (0)
- THEORIES OF THE EXTRATROPICAL TRAVELLING CYCLONE (1925) (0)
- NOTE ON THE THEOREMS OF DINES AND WALKER (1927) (0)
- The Dynamical Basis of the Astronomical Coordinate Systems (1966) (0)
- CHAPTER 12 – Variations of Ecliptic and Equatorial Coordinates from Precession and Nutation (1966) (0)
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF METEOROLOGY AS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE ROLE OF MATHEMATICS IN THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE.1 (1923) (0)
- CHAPTER 19 – The Inertial Reference System (1966) (0)
- NOTES ON PUBLICATIONS: Thermodynamics for the Meteorologist (0)
- CHAPTER 2 – Celestial Coordinate Systems (1966) (0)
- CHAPTER 17 – The Construction of Observational Star Catalogs (1966) (0)
- CHAPTER 5 – Astronomical Refraction (1966) (0)
- CHAPTER 9 – The Variations of the Local Reference System (1966) (0)
- CHAPTER 20 – Historical Development of the Terminology of Spherical Astronomy (1966) (0)
- GALL'S PROJECTION FOR WORLD MAPS (1936) (0)
- HISTORY OF THE THEORIES OF THE WINDS, FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE BEGINNING OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY (1921) (0)
- Earthquakes and Volcanoes (1923) (0)
- EARTHQUAKES FELT IN THE UNITED STATES DURING 1923 (1923) (0)
- The Centennial of the American Nautical Almanac Office (1951) (0)
- WEATHER BUREAU STAFF MEETINGS, 1926–27 (1927) (0)
- Generalized relativity and gravitation (1918) (0)
- NOTE ON PARTIAL CORRELATION.1 (1924) (0)
- ON THE LOWER OBLIQUE ARCS OF THE ANTHELION (1922) (0)
- The May Meeting of the Maryland-Virginia-District of Columbia Section (1930) (0)
- ON THE INTERPRETATION OF CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS IN THE ANALYSIS OF CAUSAL RELATIONS IN PHYSICAL PHENOMENA (1927) (0)
- Physical Interpretation of the Weather (1938) (0)
- Simon Newcomb, 1835-1909 (1936) (0)
- CHAPTER 1 – The Celestial Sphere and the Nature of the Réference Systems of Astronomy (1966) (0)
- Recent progress in the physical interpretation of synoptic weather-charts (1936) (0)
- V. H. RYD ON TRAVELLING CYCLONES.8 (0)
- The Calculation of Planetary Motions (1940) (0)
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