Source: Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society:;2020:;volume( 100 ):;issue: 012:;page ES389
Author(s): Brönnimann, Stefan;Allan, Rob;Ashcroft, Linden;Baer, Saba;Barriendos, Mariano;Brázdil, Rudolf;Brugnara, Yuri;Brunet, Manola;Brunetti, Michele;Chimani, Barbara;Cornes, Richard;Domínguez-Castro, Fernando;Filipiak, Janusz;Founda, Dimitra;Herrera, Ricardo García;Gergis, Joelle;Grab, Stefan;Hannak, Lisa;Huhtamaa, Heli;Jacobsen, Kim S.;Jones, Phil;Jourdain, Sylvie;Kiss, Andrea;Lin, Kuanhui Elaine;Lorrey, Andrew;Lundstad, Elin;Luterbacher, Jürg;Mauelshagen, Franz;Maugeri, Maurizio;Maughan, Nicolas;Moberg, Anders;Neukom, Raphael;Nicholson, Sharon;Noone, Simon;Nordli, Øyvind;Ólafsdóttir, Kristín Björg;Pearce, Petra R.;Pfister, Lucas;Pribyl, Kathleen;Przybylak, Rajmund;Pudmenzky, Christa;Rasol, Dubravka;Reichenbach, Delia;Řezníčková, Ladislava;Rodrigo, Fernando S.;Rohr, Christian;Skrynyk, Oleg;Slonosky, Victoria;Thorne, Peter;Valente, Maria Antónia;Vaquero, José M.;Westcottt, Nancy E.;Williamson, Fiona;Wyszyński, Przemysław
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Instrumental meteorological measurements from periods prior to the start of national weather services are designated “early instrumental data.” They have played an important role in climate research as they allow daily to ...
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