Bijdragen tot de theorie der slingerwaarnemingen

Applied Science

Indonesia 1931

Map shows positive and negetive anomalies and active volcanoes.; Relief shown by gradient tints; Depths shown by bathymetric tints and sounding.; "A copy of a map found in: Geographical journal, London, Royal Geographical Society, April 1931"--Harvard Library's shelflist card.Color;1:10,000,00

Gravity Expeditions (at Sea) 1923-1958 Vol IV and V - Table 1 and 2

Professor Vening Meinesz (1887 - 1966), a Dutch geophysicist, undertook numerous submarine-expeditions to measure the gravity field of the Earth. The data here available have been digitised in a project of the Dutch Foundation for Academic Heritage. It contains 2 tables: - Table of Free-air and Isostatic Anomalies for all the Stations - Table of Effects of Topgraphy of Indirect Isostatic Reduction and of Compensation Tables are extracted from publications: - Gravity Expedition at Sea 1923-1939 Vol. IV. By F. A. Vening Meinesz - Gravity Expeditions 1948-1958 Vol. V. By F. A. Vening Meinesz, G. J. Bruins, R. Dorrestein, H. J. A. Vesseur, G. Bakker, L. Otto, B. J . Collette and J . Veldkam