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The Royal Society: Historic weather data made available to scientists and public, spanning Antarctica to Greenland
The Royal Society: Historic weather data made available to scientists and public, spanning Antarctica to Greenland. “An archive of over 1,600 sets of meteorological, magnetic and tidal observations taken from 1706-1915 from across the globe has been digitised for the first time. The treasure trove of historic weather data and imagery is now available for scientists across the globe to study on the Royal Society’s Science in the Making portal.”
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From The Royal Society: An archive of over 1,600 sets of meteorological, magnetic and tidal observations taken from 1706-1915 from across the globe has been digitised for the first time. The treasure trove of historic weather data and imagery is now available for scientists across the globe to study on the Royal Society’s Science in the Making portal. Tens of thousands of individual observations show raw scientific data and weather readings fro…
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