Roger Revelle | Academic Influence

Why Is Roger Revelle Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Roger Randall Dougan Revelle was a scientist and scholar who was instrumental in the formative years of the University of California, San Diego and was among the early scientists to study anthropogenic global warming, as well as the movement of Earth's tectonic plates. UC San Diego's first college is named Revelle College in his honor.

Roger Revelle's Published Works

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Published Papers

Carbon Dioxide Exchange Between Atmosphere and Ocean and the Question of an Increase of Atmospheric CO2 during the Past Decades (879)
Height and Weight at Menarche and a Hypothesis of Critical Body Weights and Adolescent Events (431)
Height and weight at menarche and a hypothesis of menarche (372)
Height and weight at menarche and a hypothesis of critical body weights and adolescent events. (278)
Components of weight at menarche and the initiation of the adolescent growth spurt in girls: estimated total water, llean body weight and fat. (190)
Energy Use in Rural India (136)
Criteria for recognition of the sea water in ground‐waters (132)
Height, Weight and Age at Menarche and the "Critical Weight" Hypothesis (128)
Energy and Climate (124)
Heat Flow through the Deep Sea Floor (118)
Carbon Dioxide and World Climate (91)
Heat Flow through the Floor of the Eastern North Pacific Ocean (84)
Effects of El Nino/Southern Oscillation on the atmospheric content of carbon dioxide (83)
The height and weight of girls and boys at the time of initiation of the adolescent growth spurt in height and weight and the relationship to menarche. (75)
Modelling the seasonal contribution of a CO2 fertilization effect of the terrestrial vegetation to the amplitude increase in atmospheric CO2 at Mauna Loa Observatory (74)
Chapter 10: Carbonates and Carbon Dioxide (58)
Pelagic Sediments of the Pacific (58)
Variation in body weights and the age of the adolescent growth spurt among Latin American and Asian populations, in relation to calorie supplies. (56)
The ganges water machine. (55)
ON THE GEOPHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF IRREGULARITIES IN THE ROTATION OF THE EARTH (55)
The resources available for agriculture. (54)
Food and population. (50)
Modelling stimulation of plants and ecosystem response to present levels of excess atmospheric CO2 (50)
The height and weight of adolescent boys and girls at the time of peak velocity of growth in height and weight: longitudinal data. (47)
Population and social change (45)
Sea level and the rotation of the earth (35)
On the Efficient Use of High Aswan Dam for Hydropower and Irrigation (33)
Diffusion in Bikini lagoon (28)
I. Marine bottom samples collected in the Pacific Ocean by the Carnegie on Its seventh cruise . II. Radium content of ocean-bottom sediments (28)
Physical Processes in the Ocean (26)
BARITE CONCRETIONS FROM THE OCEAN FLOOR (22)
Energy sources for rural development (22)
Energy Dilemmas in Asia: The Needs for Research and Development (19)
Atmospheric PCO2 changes recorded in lake sediments (17)
Physico-Chemical Factors Affecting the Solubility of Calcium Carbonate in Sea Water (16)
OCEAN-BOTTOM CURRENTS OFF THE CALIFORNIA COAST. (16)
Sediments off the California Coast (16)
The scientist and the politician. (15)
1940 E. W. SCRIPPS CRUISE TO THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA Part V Sedimentation and Oceanography: Survey of Field Observations (14)
POPULATION AND FOOD SUPPLIES: THE EDGE OF THE KNIFE (13)
Apparatus for Rapid Conductometric Titrations (12)
What To Do about Greenhouse Warming: Look Before You Leap (11)
Bikini and nearby atolls, Marshall Islands; chemical erosion of beach rock and exposed reef rock (10)
The Trenches of the Pacific (8)
America's Changing Environment. (8)
Education and Training for Oceanographers (7)
Population and social change (6)
OCEANIC RESEARCH NEEDED FOR SAFE DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES AT SEA (6)
Preliminary Remarks on the Deep-sea Bottom Samples Collected in the Pacific on the Last Cruise of the Carnegie (6)
Oceanography from space. (6)
Waterlogging and Salinity in the Indus Plain Some Basis Considerations (6)
What Can We Do About Climate Change (5)
Flying Beans, Botanical Whales, Jack's Beanstalk, and Other Marvels (5)
Problems of population. (4)
Will there be enough food? (4)
Carbon Dioxide and Other Greenhouse Gases in Ocean, Atmosphere, and Biosphere, and Future Climatic Impacts (3)
Population and food in East Pakistan. (3)
1989 Bowie Medal to Walter H. Munk (3)
Reply to Idso (3)
How Mary Sears changed the United States Navy (3)
A Deep Sounding from the Southern Hemisphere (3)
On rhythm and sex ratio. (3)
The Oceanographic and How It Grew (3)
Unesco Directory-General (3)
Margaret Mead: an American phenomenon, 1901--1978. (3)
Can Man Domesticate Himself (2)
How I Became an oceanographer and other sea stories (2)
On Technical Assistance and Bilateral Aid (2)
Energy and rural development (2)
Evidence from the rotation of the earth (2)
Munk's Experiment. (2)
Response to the Comment by S. V. Smith and F. T. Mackenzie (2)
Physical Processes in the Ocean: Part 2: Relation of Oceanography to Sedimentation: PART 1 (2)
The Past and Future of Ocean Drilling (2)
Freedom of Oceanic Research (2)
The changing faces of the United States. (2)
The Population Debate. The Development of Conflicting Theories up to 1900@@@Rapid Population Growth. Consequences and Policy Implications@@@Are Our Descendants Doomed? (2)
Paul Ehrlich: New High Priest of Ecocatastrophe (2)
Some Recent Lessons (1)
The Bad Earth: Environmental Degradation in China.@@@The State of India's Environment 1982: A Citizens' Report. (1)
Toxins in the human food system. (1)
Population and Social Change. (1)
International Cooperation in Marine Sciences. (1)
An unconventional approach to integrated ground and surface water development (1)
The effects of atomic radiation on oceanography and fisheries : Report of the committee on effects of atomic radiation on oceanography and fisheries of the Naional Academy of Sciences study of the biological effects of atomic radiation (1)
Global ocean monitoring for the World Climate Research Programme (1)
The survival equation: man, resources, and his environment (1)
LARGE FLOATING ISLANDS OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN (1)
‘North’ meets ‘South’—without the bickering (1)
Sailing in New and Old Oceans (1)
Population projections for Bangladesh 1973-2003: some extracts. (1)
Emilio Q. Daddario, president-elect. (1)
New Polymer Coatings for Chemically Selective Mass Sensors (1)
International biological program. (1)
International cooperation in food and population. (1)
The United States and Unesco (1)
Munk's Experiment (0)
Education and training for ocenographers. (0)
Problems of Sediment Transportation off the Coast of California: ABSTRACT (0)
Food, Population and Conflict in Africa (0)
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (0)
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (0)
Editorial: On rhythm and sex ratio. (0)
The Purpose of Pugwash: Past and Future (0)
Problems of Population (0)
Natural resources : a summary report (0)
Population and Social Change. (0)
AND OTHER SEA STORIES (0)
Energy and Rural Development**First published in modified form in Science 192No. 4243, pp. 969–975 (1976). (0)
OPENING REMARKS (0)
Biological Research and the Third World Countries (0)
World population growth and needed food supplies during the next twenty years. (0)
Population and Social Change. (0)
Population and Social Change.@@@Nineteenth-Century Society. (0)
A good start, but miles to go (0)
Energy Options and Climatic Effects (0)
H. W. Menard 1920–1986 (0)
Munk's Experiment (0)
Nineteenth-Century Society: Essays in the Use of Quantitative Methods for the Study of Social Data@@@Population and Social Change (0)
Population and nutritional demands. (0)
The woods hole oceanographic institution massachusetts usa and how it grew (0)
Perspectives on the Crisis of UNESCO (0)
Response : Height, Weight and Age at Menarche and the "Critical Weight" Hypothesis (0)
RADIOACTIVE RESIDUAL WATERS (0)
Natural Resources, Policies and Planning for Developing Countries (0)
H. W. Menard 1920-1986 (0)
Water-Resources Researc in the Federal Government. (0)
The Scripps Institution of Oceanography, California (0)
Introduction to the symposium on the international biological program. (0)
Postscript: Population Growth and Energy Use--E. F. Schumacher as Prophet (0)
Response : Height, Weight and Age at Menarche and the "Critical Weight" Hypothesis (0)
The Need for International Cooperation in Marine Science and Technology (0)
Munk's Experiment. (0)
Oceanography, population resources and the world : (0)
Scientists' Statement on Energy Policy (0)
Letters to the editor. (0)
THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF PRODUCTIVITY ' AND HUMAN WELFARE (0)
THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF PRODUCTIVITY ' AND HUMAN WELFARE (0)
Opening Ceremony of the Symposium on Arid Zone Development (0)
Pollution of the environment (0)
Letters to the editor. (0)
Sediments Off the California Coast: Part 4. Near-Shore Sediments--Hemipelagic Deposits (0)
The Balance between AID for Social and Economic Development and AID for Population Control (0)
INTERFACE SESSION AND DISCUSSION (0)

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