Frank Hagar Bigelow
American astronomer
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- PhD Astronomy University of Chicago
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Frank Hagar Bigelow was an American scientist. Biography Bigelow's mother took an interest in astronomy, and her involvement caught his interest. Bigelow was educated at the primary and high school in Concord, in the Boston Latin School, Harvard College , and at the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and entered orders. For some years he was assistant astronomer in the Argentine National Observatory in Cordoba. This service was interrupted for his theological studies, and for the short time after entering orders he was a rector in Natick, Massachusetts. Later he was professor of mathematics in Racine College, Wisconsin, assistant in the National Almanac office in Washington, D.C., and in 1891 he became professor of meteorology in the United States Weather Bureau in Washington. He was also an assistant rector of St. John's Church in Washington.
Frank Hagar Bigelow's Published Works
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- SUMMARY OF THE CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR THE UNITED STATES, BY SECTIONS (1910) (12)
- STUDIES ON THE PHENOMENA OF THE EVAPORATION OF WATER OVER LAKES AND RESERVOIRS (1910) (10)
- Further study of the solar corona (1890) (5)
- CLAYTON'S ECLIPSE CYCLONE AND THE DIURNAL CYCLONES. (1901) (4)
- IV. THE MECHANISM OF COUNTERCURRENTS OF DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES IN CYCLONES AND ANTI-CYCLONES.1 (1903) (4)
- The Earth a magnetic shell (1895) (3)
- THE NEW COSMICAL METEOROLOGY. (2)
- APPLICATION OF MATHEMATICS IN METEOROLOGY (1905) (2)
- Studies on the Vortices in the Atmosphere of the Earth (1907) (2)
- THE STRUCTURE OF CYCLONES AND ANTICYCLONES ON THE 3500-FOOT AND 10,000-FOOT PLANES FOR THE UNITED STATES (2)
- STUDIES ON THE STATICS AND KINEMATICS OF THE ATMOSPHERE IN THE UNITED STATES: V. RELATIONS BETWEEN THE GENERAL CIRCULATION AND THE CYCLONES AND ANTICYCLONES (1902) (2)
- Magnetic theory of the solar corona (1901) (2)
- STUDIES ON THE CIRCULATION OF THE ATMOSPHERES OF THE SUN AND OF THE EARTH: VII.—THE AVERAGE MONTHLY VECTORS OF THE GENERAL CIRCULATION IN THE UNITED STATES (1904) (1)
- Note on causes of the variations of the magnetic needle (1891) (1)
- Inversion of temperatures in the 26-28 day solar magnetic period (1894) (1)
- METEOROLOGY AND MAGNETISM (1895) (1)
- A meteorological treatise on the circulation and radiation in the atmospheres of the earth and of the sun (1)
- STUDIES ON THE THERMODYNAMICS OF THE ATMOSPHERE: II.—COORDINATION OF THE VELOCITY, TEMPERATURE, AND PRESSURE IN THE CYCLONES AND ANTICYCLONES OF EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA (1906) (1)
- THE STANDARD SYSTEM OF COORDINATE AXES FOR MAGNETIC AND METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AND COMPUTATIONS (1897) (1)
- A NEW BAROMETRY FOR THE UNITED STATES, CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES. (1902) (1)
- Relations between the meteorological elements of the United States and the solar radiation (1908) (1)
- THE STATUS OF THE SOLAR MAGNETIC PROBLEM. (1895) (1)
- REMARKS ON PROF. W. S. FRANKLIN'S REVIEW AND THE NOTE SIGNED 'M.'. (1896) (1)
- The solar corona, an instance of the Newtonian potential function in the case of repulsion (1891) (1)
- STUDIES ON THE THERMODYNAMICS OF THE ATMOSPHERE: VI.—THE WATERSPOUT SEEN OFF COTTAGE CITY. MASS., IN VINEYARD SOUND, ON AUGUST 19, 1896.1 (1906) (1)
- STUDIES ON THE STATICS AND KINEMATICS OF THE ATMOSPHERE IN THE UNITED STATES: No. VII. A CONTRIBUTION TO COSMICAL METEOROLOGY (1902) (1)
- THE CATCHMENT OF SNOWFALL BY MEANS OF LARGE SNOW BINS AND TOWERS (1910) (0)
- THE LAW OF THE SOLAR CORONA (0)
- WHOSE FAULT AT THE U. S. NAVAL OBSERVATORY. (1901) (0)
- HANN'S METEOROLOGY.1 (1902) (0)
- The Sun as a Magnetized Sphere (1906) (0)
- On a method of measuring induced currents (1873) (0)
- LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC (0)
- LINE INTEGRALS IN THE ATMOSPHERE (1900) (0)
- On a simple mounting for a large telescope in the field during eclipse observations (1892) (0)
- Studies on the general circulation of the Earth's atmosphere (1910) (0)
- The Comparison of Temperature with Magnetic Horizontal Force (1894) (0)
- On the best form for the components of systems of deflecting forces (0)
- COOL WAVE FORECAST (1898) (0)
- A solution of the aurora problem (1891) (0)
- Magnetic observations at Pilar, May 28–30, 1919 (1920) (0)
- A Treatise on the Sun's Radiation and Other Solar Phenomena, in Continuation of the Meteorological Treatise on Atmospheric Circulation and Radiation, 1915 (1919) (0)
- A Treatise on the Sun's Radiation and Other Solar Phenomena, in Continuation of the Meteorological Treatise on Atmospheric Circulation and Radiation, 1915 (1919) (0)
- STUDIES ON THE DIURNAL PERIODS IN THE LOWER STRATA OF THE ATMOSPHERE: II.-THE DIURNAL PERIODS OF THE BAROMETRIC PRESSURE (1905) (0)
- The Laws of the Evaporation of Water from Pans, Reservoirs and Lakes, Sand, Soils and Plants (Part 1) (0)
- The causes of the variations of the terrestrial magneticneedle, and the unexplained motion of the perihelion of Mercury (1891) (0)
- THE STATUS OF MODERN METEOROLOGY INTRODUCTION. (1910) (0)
- STUDIES ON THE VORTICES OF THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE EARTH (1908) (0)
- Remarks on Prof. W. S. Franklin's Review and the Note Signed 'M.' (1896) (0)
- The U. S. N. Eclipse Expedition to West Africa (1890) (0)
- MR. ABBOT'S THEORY OF THE PYRHELIOMETER. (1918) (0)
- ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE (in inches and hundredths) (1895) (0)
- Comments on Bulletin 21; "Solar and terrestrial magnetism in their relations to meteorology (1898) (0)
- Some of the results of the international cloud work for the United States (1899) (0)
- Mr. Abbot's Theory of the Pyrheliometer (1918) (0)
- METEOROLOGY AT THE SHEFFIELD MEETING OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. (1910) (0)
- On the photographic method of determining stellar places by transits freed from the error of personal equation (0)
- STUDIES ON THE VORTICES IN THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE EARTH: VI.-THE ASYMETRIC LAND CYCLONE AND ITS SYSTEM OF VORTEX LINES. THE CONCAVE DUME-BELL-SHAPED VORTEX (1909) (0)
- THE INTERNATIONAL CLOUD WORK OF THE WEATHER BUREAU1 (1899) (0)
- A METHOD FOR REDUCING A SHORT-RECORD TEMPERATURE MEAN TO THE 33-YEAR NORMAL (1910) (0)
- PAPERS ON CLIMATOLOGY IN RELATION TO AGRICULTURE, TRANSPORTATION, WATER RESOURCES, ETC.: IMPORTANT PROBLEMS IN CLIMATOLOGY (1909) (0)
- THE METEOROLOGICAL WORK OF THE U. S. NAVAL ECLIPSE EXPEDITION TO SPAIN AND ALGERIA, AUGUST 30, 1905 (1905) (0)
- THE OBSERVATIONS WITH KITES AT THE BLUE HILL OBSERVATORY, 1897–1902 (1905) (0)
- Inversion of temperature amplitudes and departures in the United States (1910) (0)
- THE FIRST NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL CONGRESS OF MEXICO.1 (1902) (0)
- Reply to E. von Oppolzer's Remarks on Bigelow's (1903) (0)
- Areas of High and Low Pressure (1895) (0)
- SESSIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS FOR TERRESTRIAL MAGNETISM, ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY AND METEOROLOGY. (1910) (0)
- PROPOSED OBSERVATIONS IN METEOROLOGY TO BE UNDERTAKEN DURING THE EXPEDITION TO OBSERVE THE TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN IN SPAIN AND TUNIS, AUGUST 30, 1905 (1905) (0)
- Determination of the solar constant by means of computations based on the data of balloon ascensions (1914) (0)
- Notes on a new method for the discussion of magnetic observations (0)
- Preliminary Report from the Observations of 1899 Taken to Survey the Cloud Conditions of the Eclipse Track of 1900 (1899) (0)
- METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE TO DETERMINE THE PROBABLE STATE OF THE SKY AT SEVERAL STATIONS ALONG THE PATH OF THE TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, MAY 28, 1900 (1897) (0)
- STUDIES ON THE METEOROLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE SOLAR AND TERRESTRIAL PHYSICAL PROCESSES (1902) (0)
- INTERNATIONAL CLOUD OBSERVATIONS. (1896) (0)
- Thermodynamics of the Earth's non-adiabatic atmosphere (1912) (0)
- SOME OF THE RESULTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CLOUD WORK FOR THE UNITED STATES1 (0)
- The Function of Criticism in the Advancement of Science, cont. (1899) (0)
- Standardizing Photographic Films without the Use of a Standard Light (1891) (0)
- Coefficients and exponent of the radiation equation K 10 = cT 10 a , in the Earth's atmosphere (1913) (0)
- A reply to professor Nipher on "The Theory of the Solar Corona" (1891) (0)
- SYNCHRONOUS CHANGES IN THE SOLAR AND TERRESTRIAL ATMOSPHERES (0)
- STUDIES ON THE DIURNAL PERIODS IN THE LOWER STRATA OF THE ATMOSPHERE: III.—THE DIURNAL PERIODS OF THE VAPOR TENSION, THE ELECTRIC POTENTIAL, AND COEFFICIENT OF DISSIPATION (1905) (0)
- THE PERIOD OF THE ROTATION OF THE SUN NEAR THE POLES, AS DERIVED FROM THE CORONAS OF 1878 AND 1889 (1891) (0)
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