Bibliography on Atmospheric (Cyclic) Sea-Salts
Abstract
The bibliography provides more than 600 references covering all phases of the sea-salt cycle: the origin of the particles in salt lakes, playas, and oceans, the processes by which the salt particles are jetted into the air from sea and lake surfaces by bursting bubbles, their transport inland over the continental landmasses, their impingement, incrustment, and fallout either as dry salt particles or in various forms of precipitation, and their eventual return in rivers to the sea. Selected references are also included on the historic development of the subject, methods of chemical analysis, and techniques of instrumentation and experimental research leading to the formulation of current theories and postulations. An Index to Subjects is included so that the reader may quickly locate references pertaining to his immediate interest. Most of the current meteorological and geophysical journals as well as obscure sources of world-wide scope have been used in this compilation.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 01, 1970
- Accession Number
- AD0718613
Entities
People
- William B. Brierly
Organizations
- United States Army Soldier Systems Center