Annals of the International Geophysical Year. Volume 48: Bibliography and Index

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by  W. J. G. Beynon (Eds.)

ANNALS OF THE
INTERNATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL YEAR
1957 1958
VOLUME XLVIII
BIBLIOGRAPHY
AND INDEX
Editor:
W. J. G. BEYNON
International Council of Scientific Unions
Comite International de Geophysique
(C.I.G.)
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INTRODUCTION
The recommendation that a bibliography of articles published in connection with the
International Geophysical Year should be prepared was adopted at the first meeting of the
Comite Special de l'Annee Geophysique Internationale (CSAGI) held in Brussels in 1953.
Plans for this bibliography were subsequently developed by the CSAGI Publications
Committee and in 1956 all IGY National Committees were invited to co-operate in the task.
The information supplied by National Committees on specially prepared cards was ex-
tensively supplemented by lists of references prepared at the Brussels' Secretariat. Some
4,500 references were collected by the CSAGI Secretariat prior to its closure in December
1959. Responsibility for continuing the publication of the Annals, including the Biblio-
graphy, was then transferred to the Comite International de Geophysique (CIG) and this
body supervised the work until its termination in December 1967. The task of completing
the Annals' series was then entrusted to a small CIG Terminating Group and the final
preparation of the present Bibliography was undertaken at Aberystwyth under the super-
vision of W. J. G. Beynon.
It is doubtful whether any Bibliography can claim to be complete or completely satis-
factory, and in this respect the present volume certainly has its limitations. The preparatory
and operational phases of the IGY occupied nearly a decade and the data accumulated in
the many scientific disciplines by workers in some 67 countries will provide material for
publication for many years. In preparing the present list of references, an arbitrary cut-off
date some five years after the termination of the enterprise has been adopted. The references
have been assembled from information supplied by a wide variety of sources and although
every effort has been made to follow some consistent criteria about format, importance,
relevance, etc., quite considerable difficulties were, in fact, met, particularly in attempting to
maintain uniformity. Furthermore, the assembling of the Bibliography, first on cards and
later in tabular form, has been the continuing task of many individuals spread over several
years. In the circumstances it would be surprising if the volume was free from discrepancy
and inconsistency. In the final selection of the lists of references for publication, many
which had been received from various sources were, for one reason or another, rejected and
at the same time every effort was made to check on the accuracy and relevance of those
which have been included.
The references have been grouped into 21 sections, of which Sections I—XIV followed
the discipline grouping adopted during the IGY. Within each section references have been
arranged in alphabetical order according to the name of the principal author. Anonymous
articles are listed at the end of each section, again arranged in alphabetical order by title. In
the scientific literature, author's names originally printed in Cyrillic symbols sometimes
appear with several different spellings because of the use of different transliteration systems.
In the present Bibliography an attempt has been made to achieve consistency by using the
same transliteration system throughout.
Acknowledgments for assistance in the preparation of the Bibliography are due to many
individuals and organisations. In particular, reference must be made to the substantial
initial work carried out by the General Secretary of CSAGI, Dr. M. Nicolet, Mr. M. Bak r
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and members of the CSAGI Secretariat. At a later stage considerable assistance was given
by Dr. C. M. Minnis, Secretary General of CIG. The co-operation of National Academies
and IGY National Committees, particularly in the early stages of the preparation of the
Bibliography, is also acknowledged. The final preparation and proof checking of the nearly
6,000 references in this volume was carried out at Aberystwyth by Megan Beynon and Mary
Brown.
The Index to the Annals, which is included in the present volume, was prepared by
Mary Brown.
This volume (No. 48) completes the series of Annals of the International Geophysical
Year, the publication of which commenced in 1957.
W. J. G. BEYNON
President, CIG Terminating Committee
Aberystwyth
1. S. Chapman, President of CSAGI 1952-59
A group of CSAGI members taken at the University of California, Los Angeles, U.S.A.
on the occasion of a Symposium on 'Results of the IGY-IGC, August 1963.
Left to right: M. Nicolet (Secretary General), J. Coulomb (Bureau Member), L. V. Berkner
(Vice President), V. Laursen (Geomagnetism), V. V. Beloussov (Bureau Member),
S. Chapman (President), A. H. Shapley (World Days), J. Van Mieghem (Meteorology),
W. J. G. Beynon (Ionosphere), G. Laclavere (Oceanography)
3. A group of CIG members taken at the University of California , Los Angeles, U.S.A.,
August 1963.
Seated left to right:T. Nagata, W. J. G. Beynon(President 1961-67), J. Coulomb, L. V.Berkner ,
S. Chapman (Hon. President), M.Nicolet, V. V. Beloussov (President 1959-61), J. van Mieghem,
H. Friedman.
Standing left to right: W. L. Godson, J. Roederer, V. Laursen, A. H. Shapley, W. Dieminger,
J. Paton, G. Laclavere (Secretary General 1959-65), D. Barbier , C. M. Minnis (Secretary
General 1965-67), H. Odishaw.
SYDNEY CHAPMAN 1888-1970
As THIS, the final volume of the Annals of the IGY, reached the proof stage, we
received the sad news of the death, on 16 June 1970, of Professor Sydney Chapman at
the age of 82.
The contributions of Sydney Chapman to geophysical science and to international
cooperatiion in science were truly monumental and he was universally recognised as
one of the world's foremost scientists. These aspects of professor Chapman's work will
receive appropriate tributes elsewhere. Here it is fitting to recall that it was Sydney
Chapman, together with Lloyd Berkner, who was responsible (in 1950) for the original
proposals which led to the International Geophysical Year in 1957-8. His leadership as
President of the Special Committee for the IGY (CSAGI), as Reporter for Aurora and
Airglow and as an active contributor in every facet of the project, proved an inspiration
to all who worked with him to ensure the complete success of this world-wide enterprise.
It was Sydney Chapman who proposed 'the publication of a new scientific journal of
limited life - the Annals of the International Geophysical Year - to provide a widely
available record of the enterprise'. Over the years he maintained his interest in the
progress of the publication of the Annals and only a few weeks before his death, in
referring to this last volume, he wrote 'I am glad to know that this early decision of
CSAGI is finally being executed. I think everyone now feels that the issue of the Annals
was a good step. It is nice to look back on this fine series of volumes recording the
planning and work of the IGY.'
This indeed is a fitting valedictory message from the man who inspired it all.
30 June 1970 W. J. G. BEYNON
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