But, this book manages to capture the advances of chaos through meteorology, astronomy, biology, economics, thermodynamics, and mathematics in a very readable, non-technical way.
We encounter in it the most diverse phenomena, which today belong to sciences as different as astronomy, geography, chemistry, seismology, volcanology, meteorology, and optics.
The eventual result of this research was to detach the phenomenon under consideration from meteorology, and to insert it within optics or astronomy.
They had travelled over 1000 km and had studied all of the following aspects of science: topography, geology, glaciology, biology and meteorology.
He turned to psychology as well as continuing work in meteorology but his meteorological work was now hampered by his moral convictions.
Outside meteorology, his research interests were in psychology.
To this reviewer these models provided an interesting demonstration of an application of boundary meteorology to a very important problem in many countries.
I do not hesitate to recommend this book to those actively involved in polar meteorology research, and also operational meteorologists would find it useful.
