Meteorology and the community
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Dixon, F. E. 'Meteorology and the community'. - Dublin: Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland,Vol. XVIX, Part V, 1956/1957, pp81-103Download Item:

Abstract:
Should scientists be subordinate to Civil Servants? Should the
scientific services be amalgamated under one Ministry of Applied
Science? Is there sufficient liaison between the meteorologists and
other scientists, particularly agriculturists, or between the Meteorological
Service and the universities? These and similar questions
are more often asked than answered, and it is striking that different
countries supply very divergent answers. Here is a summary of the
replies made in 1950 by 70 States to the question. "Who shall
administer the national meteorological service?"
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Read before the Society, 1 March 1957
Author: Dixon, F. E.
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Journal of The Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of IrelandVol. XVIX, Part V, 1956/1957
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