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Bericht über die Errichtung der Meteorologischen Station auf dem Säntis und ihre Thätigkeit, September 1883 to August 1884 Journal of the Scottish Meteorological Society

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WE briefly noticed at the time (NATURE, vol. xxix p. 413) M. Billwiller's first report on the Swis high-level station on Säntis, in the Canton of Appenzell and his second report has now come to hand, giving along with a rapid history of the establishment of this first-class meteorological observatory and its equipment an excellent résumé of two full years' observations, ending August 31, 1884. A comparison of the results with those obtained for Ben Nevis presents several points of considerable importance.

Bericht über die Errichtung der Meteorologischen Station auf dem Säntis und ihre Thätigkeit, September 1883 to August 1884.

Erstattet von R. Billwiller. (Zurich, 1884.)

Journal of the Scottish Meteorological Society.

Third Series, No. 1.

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Bericht über die Errichtung der Meteorologischen Station auf dem Säntis und ihre Thätigkeit, September 1883 to August 1884 Journal of the Scottish Meteorological Society. Nature 31, 261–262 (1885). https://doi.org/10.1038/031261a0

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