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Environmental andAtmospheric Science

ContentsClimatology 1Atmospheric Physics 3Meteorology 6Environmental and Atmospheric

Chemistry 7Hydrology 9Oceanography 10Environmental Science 12Environmental Law, Politics

and Economics 13Also of Interest 16

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Climatology 1

Climatology

Climate: Into the 21st CenturyEdited by William Burroughs

Climate: Into the 21st Century features anunrivalled collection of essays by theworld’s leading meteorological experts.Compiled by an international teamformed under the auspices of the WorldMeteorological Organization (WMO),these fully integrated contributionsprovide a perspective of the global climatesystem across the 20th century. The mostarresting and extreme climatic events aredescribed. In addition, the book tracesthe development of our capabilities toobserve and monitor the climate system,and outlines our understanding of thepredictability of climate on many time-scales. Lavishly illustrated in colour andwritten in an accessible and engagingstyle, this book provides a very readableaccount of the challenges that climateposes at the start of the 21st Century. Itwill captivate the general reader interestedin climate issues, as well as forming avaluable teaching resource.

• Accessibly written reference volume onall aspects of the climate and its impacton human affairs

• Put together by renowned experts fromthe World Meteorological Organizationand edited by William Burroughs, anexperienced author of several popular-level books and student texts.

• Lavishly illustrated in full colourthroughout

Contents: Acknowledgements;Foreword; Preface; 1. Our perceptionsof climate; 2. The climate system; 3. Impacts of varying climate; 4. Climate for a better society; 5. Thecentury ahead; Appendices; Picturecredits; Maps; Glossary; Acronyms;

Chemical symbols, conversion factorsand units; Index.2003 276 x 219 mm 256pp 50 half-tones25 tables0 521 79202 9 Hardback £24.95

Climate Change 2001:The Scientific BasisContribution of Working Group I to the ThirdAssessment Report of the IntergovernmentalPanel on Climate ChangeEdited by J. T. HoughtonCo-Chair of Working Group I, IPCCY. DingCo-Chair of Working Group I, IPCCD. J. GriggsHead of Technical Support Unit, Working Group I, IPCCM. NoguerDeputy Head of Technical Support Unit, Working GroupI, IPCCP. J. van der LindenProject Administrator, Technical Support Unit, WorkingGroup I, IPCCand x. DaiVisiting Scientist, Technical Support Unit, WorkingGroup I, IPCC

This IPCC Working Group I report bringsus completely up-to-date on the full rangeof scientific aspects of climate change. Itwill be invaluable for researchers, students,and policymakers, and will form thestandard reference for policy decisions ingovernments and industry the world overfor many years to come.

‘The detail is truly amazing …invaluable works of reference … noreference or science library should bewithout a set … unreservedlyrecommended to all readers.’Peter Rogers, The Journal of Meteorology

2001 279 x 215 mm 892pp 72 line diagrams169 colour plates 75 tables0 521 80767 0 Hardback £90.000 521 01495 6 Paperback £34.95

Climate Change 2001: Impacts,Adaptation, and VulnerabilityContribution of Working Group II to theThird Assessment Report of theIntergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeEdited by James J. McCarthyMuseum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard UniversityOsvaldo F. CanzianiThe National Universities of La Plata and Comahue,ArgentinaNeil A. LearyIPCC Working Group II Technical Support UnitDavid J. DokkenIPCC Working Group II Technical Support Unitand Kasey S. WhiteIPCC Working Group II Technical Support Unit

This IPCC Working Group II volumebrings us completely up-to-date on thevulnerability of socio-economic and naturalsystems to climate change. It will beinvaluable for researchers, students, and

policymakers, and will form the standardscientific reference for policy decisions ingovernments and industry for many yearsto come.2001 279 x 215 mm 1042pp 90 line diagrams28 colour plates 119 tables0 521 80768 9 Hardback £90.000 521 01500 6 Paperback £34.95

Climate Change 2001: MitigationContribution of Working Group III to theThird Assessment Report of theIntergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeEdited by Bert MetzCo-chair, Working Group III of the IPCC, HeadInternational Environmental AssessmentsNationalInstitute of Public Health and Environment (RIVM),NetherlandsOgunlade DavidsonWorking Group III of the IPCCRob SwartWorking Group III of the IPCCand Jiahua PanWorking Group III of the IPCC

This IPCC Working Group III volume is astate-of-the-art assessment of the scientific,technical, environmental, economic, andsocial aspects of the mitigation of climatechange. It will be invaluable for researchers,students, and policymakers, and will forma standard reference work for many years tocome.2001 279 x 215 mm 702pp 100 line diagrams15 half-tones 50 colour plates 75 tables0 521 80769 7 Hardback £90.000 521 01502 2 Paperback £34.95

Climate Change 2001: SynthesisReportThird Assessment Report of theIntergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeEdited by Robert T. WatsonIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

This Synthesis Report provides a synthesisand integration of information containedwithin the Third Assessment Report andalso draws upon all previously approvedand accepted IPCC reports. It will beparticularly valuable for students andresearchers, and will form a standardreference for policy decisions ingovernments and industry worldwide.

‘… essential reading for anyoneinterested in global environmentalchange, either past, present, or future.… These volumes have a deservedlyhigh reputation.’

Geological Magazine

2002 279 x 215 mm 408pp 107 colour plates47 tables0 521 80770 0 Hardback £75.000 521 01507 3 Paperback £27.95

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Climate Change Impacts on theUnited States – Overview ReportThe Potential Consequences of ClimateVariability and ChangeEdited by National Assessment SynthesisTeam

Our climate is now changing at a rapidrate, and even greater climate change isvery likely in the 21st century.Temperatures are projected to rise morerapidly in the next one hundred years thanin the last 10, 000 years. This Assessmenthas involved thousands of Americans in anongoing national dialogue about climatechange and its impacts. The reportidentifies key climatic vulnerabilities ofparticular regions and sectors in the contextof other changes in the nation’senvironment, resources, and economy. Italso explores ways Americans can adapt toan uncertain and continuously changingclimate.2001 279 x 215 mm 158pp 50 line diagrams200 colour plates0 521 00074 2 Paperback £14.95

Climate Change Impacts on theUnited States – Foundation ReportThe Potential Consequences of ClimateVariability and ChangeEdited by National Assessment SynthesisTeam

This Assessment has involved thousands ofAmericans in an ongoing national dialogueabout climate change and its impacts. Thereport identifies key climatic vulnerabilitiesof particular regions and sectors in thecontext of other changes in the nation’senvironment, resources, and economy.

‘… it is essential reading for all seriousworkers in the climatic change impactfield.’J. G. Lockwood, International Journal of

Climatology

2001 279 x 215 mm 618pp 350 line diagrams100 half-tones 50 colour plates0 521 00075 0 Paperback £27.95

Agriculture: The PotentialConsequences of ClimateVariability and Change for theUnited StatesEdited by John M. ReillyJoint Program on the Science and Policy of GlobalChange, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

This authoritative volume reports theresults of a rigorous and quantitativeassessment of the impacts of climatechange on US agriculture over the twenty-first century. It will be accessible to a broadreadership of students, researchers, andpolicymakers.2002 279 x 215 mm 150pp 12 line diagrams2 colour plates 30 tables0 521 01628 2 Paperback £21.95

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Climate ChangeA Multidisciplinary ApproachWilliam James Burroughs

Provides an up-to-date, concise andcomprehensive presentation of allaspects of climate change forundergraduate courses.

‘… a recommended read for theinformed layman and student seeking awider background in this topical butcomplex field.’

Grant Bigg, Weather

Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Radiationand the earth’s energy balance; 3. Theelements of the climate; 4. Evidence ofclimatic change; 5. Consequences ofclimatic change; 6. The measurement ofclimatic change; 7. Statistics,significance and cycles; 8. The causes ofclimatic change; 9. Modelling theclimate; 10. Predicting climate change;Glossary; Index.2001 253 x 177 mm 314pp 109 line diagrams4 half-tones 10 tables 30 exercises0 521 56125 6 Hardback £52.500 521 56771 8 Paperback £18.95

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Global WarmingThe Complete BriefingSecond editionJohn T. HoughtonIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

The best briefing on global warming thestudent or interested general reader couldwish for.

‘It is difficult to imagine howHoughton’s exposition of this complexbody of information might besubstantially improved upon … Seldomhas such a complex topic been presentedwith such remarkable simplicity,directness and crystalline clarity …Houghton’s complete briefing is withoutdoubt the best briefing the concernedcitizen could hope to find within thepages of a pocketable book.’

John Perry, Bulletin of the AmericanMeteorological Society

Contents: Introduction to the first edition;Introduction to the second edition; 1. Global warming and climate change; 2. The greenhouse effect; 3. The greenhousegases; 4. Climates of the past; 5. Modellingthe climate; 6. Climate change underbusiness-as-usual; 7. The impacts ofclimate change; 8. Why should we beconcerned?; 9. Weighing the uncertainty;10. A strategy for action to slow andstabilize climate change; 11. Energy andtransport for the future; 12. The globalvillage; Glossary; Index.

1997 247 x 174 mm 267pp 94 line diagrams17 tables 89 exercises0 521 62089 9 Hardback £45.000 521 62932 2 Paperback £19.95

Mass Balance of the CryosphereObservations and Modelling ofContemporary and Future ChangesEdited by Jonathan L. BamberUniversity of Bristoland Antony J. PayneUniversity of BristolForeword by John Houghton

The cryosphere comprises all the frozenwater and soil on the surface of the Earth.Mass Balance of the Cryosphere focuses ontwo key components of this environment:land ice (in the form of ice sheets, caps andglaciers) and sea ice. These componentshave been identified as importantindicators of both short and long termclimate change. Early chapters cover thetheory behind field-based and satelliteobservations, and modelling of massbalance, providing a thorough groundingin all the concepts and issues presentedlater in the book. Later chapters review ourcurrent understanding of the present andpredicted future mass balance of thecryosphere. This is an important referencefor all scientists working in the fields ofclimate change, environmental sciences andglaciology. It is written by leading authorsin the field, and is fully integrated toprovide a coherent, cross-referenced andconsistent exposition on the subject.2003 247 x 174 mm 450pp 149 line diagrams3 half-tones 16 tables0 521 80895 2 Hardback c. £75.00Publication November 2003

Geosphere-BiosphereInteractions and ClimateEdited by Lennart O. BengtssonMax-Planck-Institut für Meteorologieand Claus U. HammerUniversity of Copenhagen

This volume brings together many ofthe world’s leading environmentalscientists for a state-of-the-art discussionof the interaction between thegeosphere/biosphere and climate. It willbe invaluable for researchers andgraduate students in climate studies whowish to gain a current multidisciplinaryperspective of research in this topic.2002 253 x 177 mm 318pp 65 line diagrams15 colour plates 10 tables0 521 78238 4 Hardback £50.00

Atmospheric Physics 3

New in PaperbackGraduate Textbook

Statistical Analysis in ClimateResearchHans von StorchUniversität Hamburgand Francis W. ZwiersUniversity of Victoria, British Columbia

Self-contained, comprehensive bookdescribing powerful tools in mathematicalstatistics that are used widely inclimatological research.

‘ … this book … should form thecentrepiece of the climate analyst’sreference shelf ’.

Robert E. Livezey, Nature

Contents: 1. Introduction; Part I.Fundamentals: 2. Probability theory; 3. Distributions of climate variables; 4. Concepts in statistical inference; 5. Estimation; Part II. Confirmation andAnalysis: 6. The statistical test of ahypothesis; 7. Analysis of atmosphericcirculation problems; Part III. FittingStatistical Models: 8. Regression; 9. Analysis of variance; Part IV. Time Series:10. Time series and stochastic processes;11. Parameters of univariate and bivariatetime series; 12. Estimating covariancefunctions and spectra; Part V. EigenTechniques: 13. Empirical orthogonalfunctions; 14. Canonical correlationanalysis; 15. POP analysis; 16. Complexeigentechniques; Part VI. Other Topics: 17. Specific statistical concepts in climateresearch; 18. Forecast quality evaluation;Part VII. Appendices.2002 276 x 219 mm 494pp 218 line diagrams3 half-tones 39 tables0 521 01230 9 Paperback £32.95

Atmospheric PhysicsIntroductory Offer

LightningPhysics and EffectsVladimir A. RakovUniversity of Floridaand Martin A. UmanUniversity of Florida

Lightning: Physics and Effects is the firstbook that covers essentially all aspects oflightning, including lightning physics,lightning protection, and the interactionof lightning with a variety of objectsand systems as well as with theenvironment. It is written in a style thatwill be accessible to the technical non-expert and is addressed to anyoneinterested in lightning and its effects.This will include physicists, engineers

working in the power, communications,computer, and aviation industries,meteorologists, atmospheric chemists,foresters, ecologists, physicians workingin the area of electrical trauma, andarchitects. This comprehensive referencevolume contains over 300 illustrations,70 tables containing quantitativeinformation, and a bibliography of over6000 references.

• An up-to-date and comprehensivereference source on lightning physicsand lightning effects

• Authored by two of the world’sleading authorities in the field oflightning

• Also accessible to non-specialistsseeking an understanding of howlightning affects other systems (e.g.electrical and biological)

Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Incidenceof lightning; 3. Electrical structure oflightning-producing clouds; 4. Downward negative lightningdischarges to ground; 5. Positive andbipolar lightning discharges to ground;6. Upward lightning initiated byground-based objects; 7. Artificialinitiation (triggering) of lightning byground-based activity; 8. Winterlightning in Japan; 9. Cloud discharges;10. Lightning and airborne vehicles; 11. Thunder; 12. Modelling oflightning processes; 13. The distantlightning electromagnetic environment:atmospherics, Schumann resonancesand whistlers; 14. Lightning effects inthe middle and upper atmosphere; 15. Lightning effects on the chemistryof the atmosphere; 16. Extraterrestriallightning; 17. Lightning locating; 18. Deleterious effects of lightning andprotective techniques; 19. Lightninghazards to humans and animals; 20. Balllightning, bead lightning, and otherunusual discharges; Appendix. Books onlightning and related subjects.2003 276 x 219 mm 696pp 246 line diagrams37 half-tones 9 colour plates 71 tables0 521 58327 6 Hardback £140.00

Graduate Textbook

Dynamics of the AtmosphereA Course in Theoretical MeteorologyWilford ZdunkowskiJohannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz, Germanyand Andreas BottRheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn

Complete with numerous exercise sets andsolutions, Dynamics of the Atmosphere iswritten for advanced undergraduate andgraduate students of meteorology andatmospheric science. The book consists oftwo parts, the first presenting themathematical tools needed for a thoroughunderstanding of dynamic atmosphericphenomena discussed in the second part.

• All equations are derived in great detailmaking it easy for the student to follow themathematical developments

• Contains numerous student exercises forwhich solutions are provided

• Includes a discussion of novel methods ofweather prediction which have potential forextending the forecasting range ascomputers become increasingly powerful

Contents: Preface; M1. Algebra of vectors;M2. Vector functions; M3. Differentialrelations; M4. Coordinate transformations;M5. The method of covariantdifferentiation; M6. Integral operations;M7. Introduction to the concepts ofnonlinear dynamics; 1. The laws ofatmospheric motion; 2. Scale analysis; 3. The material and the local description of flow; 4. Atmospheric flow fields; 5. The Navier-Stokes stress tensor; 6. TheHelmholtz theorem; 7. Kinematics of two-dimensional flow; 8. Natural coordinates;9. Boundary surfaces and boundaryconditions; 10. Circulation and vorticitytheorems; 11. Turbulent systems; 12. Anexcursion into the spectral turbulencetheory; 13. The atmospheric boundary-layer; 14. Wave motion in the atmosphere;15. The barotropic model; 16. Rossbywaves; 17. Inertial and dynamic stability;

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18. The equation of motion in generalcoordinate systems; 19. The geographicalcoordinate system; 20. The stereographiccoordinate system; 21. Orography-following coordinate systems; 22. Thestereographic system with a generalisedvertical coordinate; 23. A quasi-geostrophicbaroclinic model; 24. A two-levelprognostic model: baroclinic instability; 25. An excursion into numerical procedures;26. Modeling of atmospheric flow byspectral techniques; 27. Predictability;Answers to problems; List of commonlyused symbols; References; Index.2003 247 x 174 mm 738pp 188 line diagrams4 tables 161 exercises0 521 80949 5 Hardback £95.000 521 00666 X Paperback £34.95

Graduate Textbook

Thermodynamics of theAtmosphereA Course in Theoretical MeteorologyWilford ZdunkowskiJohannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz, Germanyand Andreas BottRheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universit Bonn

This textbook is written for graduatestudents and researchers in meteorologyand related sciences, and includes anintroduction to the linear theory ofnon-equilibrium which is necessary formore advanced studies. Each chapterends with a set of exercises for whichanswers are given at the end of thebook.

• All equations are derived in greatdetail making it easy for the student tofollow the mathematical developments

• The book contains exercises at theend of each chapter for which solutionsare given

• It complements the authors’ previousbook Dynamics of the Atmosphere

Contents: 1. Basic thermodynamicconcepts; 2. Budget equations; 3. The first law of thermodynamics; 4. The second law of thermodynamics;5. Thermal radiation; 6. Thermodynamicpotentials, identities and stability; 7. The constitutive equations forirreversible fluxes; 8. State functions ofideal gases; 9. State functions of thecondensed pure phase; 10. Statefunctions for cloud air; 11. Heatequation and special adiabatic systems;12. Special adiabats of homogeneoussystems; 13. Thermodynamic diagrams;14. Atmospheric statics; Answers toproblems; Bibliography; Index.2004 247 x 174 mm 256pp 36 line diagrams9 tables 88 exercises0 521 80953 3 Hardback c. £70.000 521 00685 6 Paperback c. £29.95Publication February 2004

Textbook

An Introduction to AtmosphericThermodynamicsAnastasios A. TsonisUniversity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Approachable and concise undergraduatetextbook introducing the concepts ofatmospheric thermodynamics.

‘ … Tsonis does an excellent job. … thebook certainly achieves its aim of aclear, concise and well-presentedintroduction to atmosphericthermodynamics and I wouldrecommend it as ideal as a teachingresource.’

Weather

Contents: 1. Preface; 2. Some usefulmathematical and physical topics; 3. Earlyexperiments and laws; 4. The first law ofthermodynamics; 5. The second law ofthermodynamics; 6. Water and itstransformations; 7. Moist air (or all thesetemperatures!); 8. Vertical stability in theatmosphere; 9. Thermodynamic diagrams;10. Beyond this book; Bibliography; 11. Appendix.2002 247 x 174 mm 182pp 37 line diagrams9 tables0 521 79263 0 Hardback £50.000 521 79676 8 Paperback £18.95

Textbook

The Physics of AtmospheresThird editionJohn HoughtonScientific Assessment Working Group of theIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Third edition of John Houghton’sacclaimed textbook for advancedundergraduate/graduate courses inatmospheric science.

From the reviews of the previousedition:

‘… a splendid volume in the besttraditions of CUP student texts. Anexcellent source of reference.’

New Scientist

Contents: Preface; 1. Some basic ideas; 2. A radiative equilibrium model; 3. Thermodynamics; 4. More complexradiation transfer; 5. The middle and upperatmospheres; 6. Clouds; 7. Dynamics; 8. Atmospheric waves; 9. Turbulence; 10. The general circulation; 11. Numericalmodelling; 12. Global observation; 13. Chaos and atmospheric predictability;14. Climate and climate change; Index.2002 253 x 177 mm 336pp 141 line diagrams11 half-tones 11 tables 198 exercises0 521 80456 6 Hardback £60.000 521 01122 1 Paperback £22.95

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An Introduction to AtmosphericPhysicsDavid G. AndrewsUniversity of Oxford

Intermediate to advanced undergraduatetextbook presenting a broad coverage ofatmospheric physics.

‘This textbook provides a concise,accurate and elegant introduction toscientific study of the Earth’satmosphere.’

World Meteorological OrganizationBulletin

Contents: Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Atmospheric thermodynamics; 3. Atmospheric radiation; 4. Basic fluiddynamics; 5. Further atmospheric fluiddynamics; 6. Stratospheric chemistry; 7. Atmospheric remote sounding; 8. Atmospheric modelling; Appendices.2000 247 x 174 mm 240pp 104 line diagrams3 tables 66 exercises0 521 62051 1 Hardback £50.000 521 62958 6 Paperback £18.95

Graduate Textbook

Air-Sea InteractionLaws and MechanismsG. T. CsanadyOld Dominion University, VirginiaIllustrated by Mary Gibson

Air-Sea Interaction provides acomprehensive account of how theatmosphere and the ocean interact tocontrol the global climate. It is mainlydirected towards graduate students andresearch scientists in meteorology,oceanography, and environmentalengineering, but will also appeal to thebroader physics community.2001 253 x 177 mm 248pp 116 line diagrams0 521 79259 2 Hardback £60.000 521 79680 6 Paperback £21.95

Large-Scale Atmosphere-OceanDynamics 1Analytical Methods and Numerical ModelsEdited by John NorburyLincoln College, Oxfordand Ian RoulstoneMet. Office and University of Reading

These lectures explain why simplificationsto Newton’s second law produce accurate,useful models and, just as meteorologistsseek weather patterns, mathematicians seekto understand the structure behind thegoverning equations. This book and itscompanion show how geometry andanalysis quantify the physical concepts, andthus facilitate new solution strategies.2002 247 x 174 mm 400pp 43 figures0 521 80681 X Hardback £50.00

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Volume 2: Geometric Methods andModelsEdited by John NorburyLincoln College, Oxfordand Ian RoulstoneMet. Office and University of Reading2002 247 x 174 mm 394pp 43 figures0 521 80757 3 Hardback £50.00

Graduate Textbook

Fundamentals of AtmosphericModelingMark Z. JacobsonStanford University

This comprehensive text describes theatmospheric processes, numerical methods,and computational techniques required fora scientist to study successfully airpollution and meteorology. Computermodeling has become a powerful tool inmodern atmospheric sciences, combiningthe disciplines of meteorology, physics,mathematics, chemistry, computer sciences,and, to a lesser extent, geology, biology,microbiology, and oceanographic sciences.

‘I highly recommend the Jacobson bookfor graduate students and professionalsengaged in atmospheric modeling. Theywill find themselves frequently reachingfor it as a reference. I certainly do.’

Daniel J. Jacob, AtmosphericEnvironment

1998 253 x 177 mm 672pp 179 line diagrams59 tables0 521 63143 2 Hardback £100.000 521 63717 1 Paperback £39.95

Graduate Textbook

The Physics of PlasmasT. J. M. BoydUniversity of Essexand J. J. SandersonUniversity of St Andrews, Scotland

A comprehensive introduction foradvanced undergraduate and graduatestudents. This text covers basic theory, anddevelops it to illustrate some of the

specialised topics in current physics,applied mathematics, astrophysics andengineering. It includes exercisesthroughout, and will also appeal to researchphysicists, nuclear and electrical engineers.

• A broad based and comprehensivetreatment of plasma physics

• Provides a firm grounding in the basictheory and develops this to cover aselection of topics at the forefront ofcontemporary physics

• Emphasises the physical interpretation ofplasma phenomena

Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Particle orbittheory; 3. Macroscopic equations; 4. Idealmagnetohydrodynamics; 5. Resistivemagnetohydrodynamics; 6. Waves inunbounded homogeneous plasmas; 7. Collisionless kinetic theory; 8.Collisional kinetic theory; 9. Plasmaradiation; 10. Non-linear plasma physics;11. Aspects of inhomogeneous plasmas; 12. The classical theory of plasmas.2003 247 x 174 mm 544pp 186 line diagrams15 tables 160 exercises0 521 45290 2 Hardback £80.000 521 45912 5 Paperback £29.95

Cambridge Atmosphericand Space Science SeriesSeries Editors: Alexander J. Dessler

John T. Houghton

Michael J. Rycroft

This series of upper-level texts and researchmonographs covers the physics andchemistry of different regions of the Earth’satmosphere, from the troposphere andstratosphere, up through the ionosphereand magnetosphere and out to theinterplanetary medium. Recent scientificadvances are presented along with reviewsof our present understanding of a specificarea. The resulting series as a wholerepresents a valuable reference work of ourknowledge on topics ranging from theEarth’s climate to geospace.

The High-Latitude Ionosphere andits Effects on Radio PropagationR. D. HunsuckerUniversity of Alaska, Fairbanksand J. K. HargreavesUniversity of Lancaster

A modern treatment of the physics andphenomena of the ionosphere, beginningwith the basics of radio propagation andthe use of radio techniques in ionosphericstudies. Ample cross-referencing, chaptersummaries and reference lists make thisbook an invaluable aid for graduatestudents, ionospheric physicists and radioengineers.

Cambridge Atmospheric and Space ScienceSeries2002 253 x 177 mm 638pp 379 line diagrams11 half-tones 63 tables0 521 33083 1 Hardback £100.00

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Radiative Transfer in theAtmosphere and OceanGary E. ThomasUniversity of Colorado, Boulderand Knut StamnesUniversity of Alaska, Fairbanks

Radiative transfer is important to a rangeof disciplines from the study of thegreenhouse warming, to stellaratmospheres, and ocean optics. This textwill provide a foundation of the theoreticaland practical aspects of radiative transfer,for advanced students of atmospheric,oceanic and environmental sciences.

‘… the culmination of the authors’teaching efforts over many years … foradvanced undergraduate and graduatestudents in atmospheric and oceanicsciences, but it is also provides a usefulreference for the practitioner … avaluable resource for those interested interrestrial radiative transfer. It containsgood discussions and physicalexplanations within the main text,useful summaries, notes, comments, andup-to-date references.’

Lazaros Oreopoulos and StevenPlatnick, Physics Today

Cambridge Atmospheric and Space ScienceSeries2002 253 x 177 mm 546pp 169 line diagrams6 half-tones 1 table0 521 89061 6 Paperback £29.95

IonospheresPhysics, Plasma Physics, and ChemistryRobert W. SchunkUtah State Universityand Andrew F. NagyUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Ionospheres provides a comprehensivedescription of the physical, plasma andchemical processes controlling the behaviorof ionospheres. It will form a lastingreference for scientists, and also an idealtextbook for graduate students studyingionospheres. It contains extensive studentproblem sets, and an answer book isavailable for instructors.

‘This excellent book’s utility as both agraduate-level textbook and referencebook for active researchers fills a much-needed niche in presenting theexpansive topic of ionospheric physicsand chemistry.’

George V. Khazanov, EOS


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Cambridge Atmospheric and Space ScienceSeries2000 253 x 177 mm 570pp 216 line diagrams6 half-tones 39 tables 125 exercises0 521 63237 4 Hardback £65.00

Journal

Journal of Plasma PhysicsJournal of Plasma Physics publishes primaryresearch articles in plasma physics, boththeoretical and experimental, and itsapplications. Basic topics include thefundamental physics of plasmas, ionization,kinetic theory, particle orbits, stochasticdynamics, wave propagation, solitons,stability, shock waves, transport, heatingand diagnostics. Applications includefusion, laboratory plasmas andcommunications devices, laser plasmas,technological plasmas, space physics, andastrophysics.SubscriptionsVolume 69 in 2004: February, April, June,August, October and DecemberInstitutions print and electronic: £612/$974Institutions electronic only: £540/$858Institutions print only: £552/$876Individuals print plus electronic: £235/$380Print ISSN 0022-3778Electronic ISSN 1469-7807

MeteorologyTextbook

New Edition

Weather CyclesReal or Imaginary?Second editionWilliam James Burroughs

This completely updated new editionexplores in detail the unresolved debateon the existence of weather cycles, usinga minimum of mathematics. Thiscomprehensive and balanced accountwill appeal to the student and expertalike.

• New and completed updated editionof a successful book: see the many verypositive reviews

• A comprehensive and balancedaccount of the evidence of how theclimate can exhibit periodic fluctuationsand why these matter, presented withonly the essential mathematics

• A simple analysis of how that climatehovers between order and disorder andwhat this means for modern society

‘… a book whose clarity and breadth ofvision set it apart.’

Scientific American

Contents: Preface; Acknowledgements;1. The search for cycles; 2. Statisticalbackground; 3. Instrumental records; 4. Proxy data; 5. The global climate;

6. Extraterrestrial influences; 7. Autovariance and other explanations;8. Nothing more than chaos?; AppendixA.1. Measures of variability; A.2.Sherman’s statistic; A.3. Fourier seriesand Fourier analysis; A.4. Calculationsof the coefficients of harmonic analysis;A.5. Maximum entropy spectral analysis(MESA); A.6. Smoothing and filtering;A.7. Wavelet analysis; A.8. Singularspectrum analysis; A.9. Noise; A.10.Detrending of prewhitening; Annotatedbibliography; References; Glossary;Index.2003 247 x 174 mm 336pp 81 line diagrams5 half-tones0 521 82084 7 Hardback c. £65.000 521 52822 4 Paperback c. £24.95Publication December 2003

Desert MeteorologyThomas T. WarnerNational Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder,Colorado

Aridity prevails over more than one-thirdof the land area of Earth, and over asignificant fraction of the oceans as well.Yet to date there has been nocomprehensive reference volume ortextbook that deals with the weatherprocesses that define the character of desertareas. Desert Meteorology fills this gap bytreating all aspects of desert weather, suchas large-scale and local-scale causes ofaridity, precipitation characteristics indeserts, dust storms and floods, climatechange in deserts, precipitation processes,desertification, the land-surface physics ofdeserts, numerical modeling of desertatmospheres, and the effect of desertweather on humans. The book includesreview questions and problems for thestudent. This comprehensive volume willsatisfy all who need to know more aboutthe weather and climate of arid lands. Itwill appeal especially to advanced studentsand researchers in environmental science,meteorology, physical geography,hydrology, and engineering. 2003 247 x 174 mm 592pp 268 line diagrams11 colour plates 30 tables0 521 81798 6 Hardback c. £75.00Publication December 2003

Polar LowsMesoscale Weather Systems in the PolarRegionsEdited by Erik A. RasmussenUniversity of Copenhagenand John TurnerBritish Antarctic Survey, Cambridge

Polar Lows provides a comprehensivereview of our understanding of thesmall, high latitude weather systemsknown as polar lows. These often-vigorous depressions are a hazard tomaritime operations and high latitudecommunities, yet have only beeninvestigated in detail since the 1960s. Inthis volume the authors describe theclimatological distribution of these lows,the observational investigations intotheir structure, the operationalforecasting of polar lows and thetheoretical research into why theydevelop. They also discuss theexperiments carried out with highresolution numerical weather forecastmodels that have shown that some polarlows can be predicted a day or more inadvance. The book has been written bya number of experts within the field andhas been carefully edited to form anintegrated, cohesive volume. It will be ofvalue to researchers in meteorology andclimatology, as well as professionalweather forecasters concerned with polarregions.2003 247 x 174 mm 624pp 308 line diagrams131 half-tones 7 tables0 521 62430 4 Hardback £90.00

Environmental and Atmospheric Chemistry 7

Graduate Textbook

Atmospheric Modeling, DataAssimilation and PredictabilityEugenia KalnayUniversity of Maryland, College Park

A graduate-level text on numerical weatherprediction, including atmosphericmodeling, data assimilation andpredictability.

Contents: 1. Historical overview; 2. Thecontinuous equations; 3. Discretization ofthe equations; 4. Introduction to theparameterizations of subgrid-scale physicalprocesses; 5. Data assimilation; 6. Atmospheric predictability and ensembleforecasting; References; Appendix A. Theearly history of numerical weatherprediction; Appendix B. List of acronyms;Appendix C. Coding and checking thelinear tangent and adjoint models;Appendix D. Post processing of numericalmodel output to obtain station weatherforecasts.2002 247 x 174 mm 364pp 74 line diagrams12 half-tones 4 tables0 521 79179 0 Hardback £80.000 521 79629 6 Paperback £29.95

Polarimetric Doppler WeatherRadarPrinciples and ApplicationsV. N. BringiColorado State Universityand V. ChandrasekarColorado State University

This book provides a detailedintroduction to the principles ofDoppler and polarimetric radar,focusing in particular on their use in theanalysis of weather systems. The designfeatures and operation of practical radarsystems are highlighted throughout thebook in order to illustrate importanttheoretical foundations.

basis of a lecture course, or to act as aprimer for general reader interested inthe whole issue of air pollution. I do notthink that there is a better book forengaging interest in the science of airpollution and I, for one, will certainlybe recommending it to my second-yearstudents.’

Chemistry in Britain

Contents: Preface; 1. Basics and historyof discovery of atmospheric chemicals;2. The Sun, the Earth, and theevolution of the Earth’s atmosphere; 3. Structure and composition of thepresent-day atmosphere; 4. Urban airpollution; 5. Aerosol particles in smogand the global environment; 6. Effectsof meteorology on air pollution; 7.Effects of pollution on visibility, UVradiation, and atmosphere optics; 8. International regulation of urbansmog since the 1940s; 9. Indoor airpollution; 10. Acid deposition; 11. Global stratospheric ozonereduction; 12. The greenhouse effectand global warming; Conversions andconstants; References; Index.2002 247 x 174 mm 412pp 47 half-tones140 colour plates 61 tables 142 exercises0 521 81171 6 Hardback £80.000 521 01044 6 Paperback £29.95

Textbook

Understanding EnvironmentalPollutionA PrimerMarquita K. HillUniversity of Maine, Orono

A comprehensive introduction to local andglobal pollution issues, for undergraduatestudents.

‘This book, aimed mainly at students,provides a thorough background topollution, from global issues to personalpollution in the home … This bookprovides an excellent introduction to thesubject, providing the right informationto enable students to evaluateenvironmental problems for themselves.’

Environmental Assessment Magazine

Contents: 1. Understanding pollution; 2. The waste management hierarchy; 3. An introduction to toxicology; 4. Environmental risk assessment; 5. Airpollution; 6. Air pollution and globalchange; 7. Water pollution; 8. Solid waste;9. Metals; 10. Pesticides; 11. Environmental estrogens; 12. Energyproduction and use; 13. Pollution at home.1997 228 x 174 mm 334pp 29 line diagrams3 half-tones 33 tables0 521 56210 4 Hardback £60.000 521 56680 0 Paperback £21.95


‘In my view, they have done a greatservice to the community in writing thisbook, which should be a valuable textfor graduate students, and should befound on the shelves of anyone wishingto use polarimetric methods withmodern weather radars.’

Anthony Holt, Journal of Meteorology

2001 247 x 174 mm 662pp 5 half-tones6 tables 350 figures0 521 62384 7 Hardback £80.00

Journal

Meteorological ApplicationsPublished for the Royal Meteorological Society

Meteorological Applications deals in anauthoritative and accessible way with thewide range of topics associated with theapplications of meteorology. These includeapplications of meteorological information(including climatological and forecast data)and their economic benefits; science andtechnology to support meteorologicalapplications; weather events and theiranalysis and prediction; performance andinterpretation of numerical models andother forecasting aids; practical applicationsof ocean and climate models; observation,communication, data processing anddisplay systems; training techniques andthe development and use of computer-aided learning. SubscriptionsVolume 10 in 2004: March, June,September and DecemberInstitutions print and electronic: £212/$342Institutions electronic only: £183/$294Full members, students and retired members of theRoyal Meteorological Society receive the journal (printplus electronic, or electronic-only options) as part oftheir membership.Print ISSN 1350-4827Electronic ISSN 1469-8080

Environmental andAtmosphericChemistry

Textbook

Atmospheric PollutionHistory, Science, and RegulationMark Z. JacobsonStanford University

Accessible introductory textbook forstudents and researchers, and anintroduction for general audiences.

‘ … useful to students of environmentalscience and others with its up-to-datematerial, easy style, problems andexamples and outstanding illustrations.… it is packed with enough quantitativeand qualitative information to form the

8 Environmental and Atmospheric Chemistry

Inverse Problems in AtmosphericConstituent TransportI. G. EntingDivision Atmospheric Research CSIRO, Australia

This book describes mathematicaltechniques for interpreting measurementsof greenhouse gases in order to learn abouttheir sources and sinks. It is aimed atresearchers and graduate studentsembarking upon studies in this area.Established researchers will also find itsextensive referencing invaluable.Cambridge Atmospheric and Space ScienceSeries2002 247 x 174 mm 408pp 54 line diagrams12 tables0 521 81210 0 Hardback £75.00

Graduate Textbook

Environmental Applications ofGeochemical ModelingChen ZhuUniversity of Pittsburghand Greg AndersonUniversity of Toronto

Application of geochemical modeling toenvironmental problems, illustrated withcase studies of real-world environmentalinvestigations.

Contents: Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Model concepts; 3. Thermodynamicbackground; 4. Computer programs forgeochemical modeling; 5. Preparation andconstruction of a geochemical model; 6. Speciation and solubility modeling; 7. Modeling surface complexation; 8. Reaction path modeling; 9. Inverse massbalance modeling; 10. Coupled reactivetransport models; 11. Kinetics modeling;Appendix. Modifying a database;References.2002 247 x 174 mm 298pp 67 line diagrams3 half-tones 58 tables0 521 80907 X Hardback £75.000 521 00577 9 Paperback £27.95

Series

CambridgeEnvironmental ChemistrySeriesSeries Editors: P. G. C. CampbellUniversité du QuébecR. M. HarrisonUniversity of BirminghamS.J. de MoraIAEA Marine Environment Laboratory, Monaco

This wide-ranging series covers all areas ofenvironmental chemistry, placing emphasison both basic scientific and pollution-orientated aspects. It comprises a centralcore of text books, suitable for those takingcourses in environmental sciences, ecologyand chemistry, and provides comprehensivecoverage at the undergraduate and first-yearpostgraduate level of atmosphericchemistry, chemical sedimentology,freshwater chemistry, marine chemistry andsoil chemistry. At a more advanced level,the series contains topical accounts ofcurrent research interest.

Cation Binding by HumicSubstancesEdward TippingCentre for Ecology & Hydrology, Windermere

The first comprehensive account of theseimportant environmental interactions, thisbook describes the binding reactions, howthey can be mathematically modelled, andhow this knowledge is used to interpretenvironmental phenomena in soils, watersand sediments. A valuable resource foradvanced undergraduate and graduatestudents, environmental scientists,ecologists and geochemists.

‘I wholeheartedly recommend the bookto all workers in the field.’

John Hamilton-Taylor, Chemistry andIndustry

Cambridge Environmental Chemistry Series, 122002 247 x 174 mm 444pp 51 line diagrams70 tables0 521 62146 1 Hardback £70.00

Textbook

Environmental ToxicologyDavid A. WrightUniversity of Marylandand Pamela WelbournQueen¿s University, Ontario

Comprehensive introductory textbookfor students and specialists in ecology,environmental science, and chemistry.

‘This book has much to offer as acomprehensive introductory, up-to-datetext that will benefit both students and

practitioners. The authors havepresented a complex and difficultsubject sympathetically, in its properhistorical context and in a rigorous butaccessible style.’

Gev Eduljee, Chemistry in Britain

Contents: Preface; 1. The emergence ofenvironmental toxicology as science; 2. The science of environmentaltoxicology: concepts and definitions; 3. Kinetics of toxicant uptake; 4. Methodological approaches; 5. Factors affecting toxicity; 6. Metalsand other inorganic contaminants; 7. Organic contaminants; 8. Radiation;9. Complex issues; 10. Risk assessment;11. Rehabilitation; 12. Regulatorytoxicology; 13. An overall perspective,or where to from here?; Glossary.Cambridge Environmental Chemistry Series,112002 247 x 174 mm 656pp 147 line diagrams1 half-tone 64 tables 74 exercises0 521 58151 6 Hardback £90.000 521 58860 X Paperback £32.95

Textbook

Introduction to AtmosphericChemistryPeter V. HobbsUniversity of Washington

Introductory textbook for a first universitycourse (undergraduate or graduate) inatmospheric chemistry.

‘He has produced yet another highquality text. This one contains muchbackground material required for a first-tome course in atmospheric chemistry… this knowledge is applied innumerous solved problems throughoutthe text, and students will find theexercises very helpful … I expect thisbook to become required reading forundergraduate and postgraduate coursesin atmospheric chemistry at theintroductory level. It would also be auseful introduction for anyoneinterested in this important and growingfield of science, especially those from anon-chemical background.’Miroslav Radojevic, Chemistry in Britain

Contents: 1. Evolution of the Earth’satmosphere; 2. Half-life, residence timeand renewal time of chemicals in theatmosphere; 3. Present chemicalcomposition of the atmosphere; 4. Interactions of solar and terrestrialradiation with atmospheric trace gases andaerosols; 5. Sources, transformations,transport and sinks of chemicals in thetroposphere; 6. Atmospheric aerosols; 7. Cloud and precipitation chemistry; 8. Tropospheric chemical cycles; 9. Air

Hydrology 9

pollution; 10. Stratospheric chemistry;Appendix I. Exercises; Appendix II.Answers to exercises; Appendix III. Atomicweights; Appendix IV. The InternationalSystem of Units (SI); Appendix V. Someuseful numerical values; Appendix VI.Suggestions for further reading; Index.2000 228 x 152 mm 256pp 63 line diagrams3 colour plates 13 tables 54 exercises0 521 77143 9 Hardback £42.500 521 77800 X Paperback £15.95

Textbook

Basic Physical Chemistry for theAtmospheric SciencesSecond editionPeter V. HobbsUniversity of Washington

Provides concise grounding in basicchemical principles for studies ofatmospheres, oceans, and Earth systems.

‘… a highly valuable introduction toconcepts of physical chemistry essentialto a comprehensive study of atmosphericscience … eminently suited for selfinstruction … very well constructedbook … of considerable value inatmospheric science teaching …’.Roy M. Harrison, Journal of Atmospheric

Chemistry

Contents: 1. Chemical equilibrium; 2. Chemical thermodynamics; 3. Chemicalkinetics; 4. Solution chemistry and aqueousequilibria; 5. Acids and bases; 6. Oxidation-reduction reactions; 7. Photochemistry; Appendix I. TheInternational System of Units (SI);Appendix II. Some useful numerical values;Appendix III. Atomic weights; AppendixIV. Equilibrium (or dissociation) constantsfor some chemical reactions; Appendix V.Some Molar Standard Gibbs Free Energiesof formation, Molar Standard Enthalpies(or Heats) of formation and MolarAbsolute Entropies at 25°C andatmosphere; Appendix VI. Names,formulae and charges of some common ions;Appendix VII. Answers to problems andhints and solutions to selected problems.2000 228 x 152 mm 208pp 8 line diagrams12 tables 162 exercises0 521 78083 7 Hardback £42.500 521 78567 7 Paperback £15.95

Hydrology

EcohydrologyDarwinian Expression of Vegetation Formand FunctionPeter S. EaglesonMassachusetts Institute of Technology

This volume investigates how the physicalcharacteristics and productivity of forestcommunities are related to the climates andsoils in which they are found. It willprovide fascinating reading for graduate-level students and research scientistsworking in ecohydrology,hydroclimatology, forest ecology, andsurface water hydrology.2002 247 x 174 mm 484pp 154 line diagrams50 half-tones 37 tables0 521 77245 1 Hardback £80.00

Textbook

River MechanicsPierre Y. JulienColorado State University

In a comprehensive analysis of rivers, thistext scrutinizes select methods underliningboth theory and engineering applications,emphasizing the mechanics of flood wavepropagation and sediment transport. Itcovers fundamental principles, engineeringanalysis, and engineering design, withproblems, examples, and case studies. Foradvanced students, researchers, andpractitioners.2002 228 x 152 mm 454pp 240 line diagrams49 tables 110 exercises 12 maps0 521 56284 8 Hardback £80.000 521 52970 0 Paperback £29.95

Series

International HydrologySeriesThe International Hydrology Series is acollaborative publishing program betweenUNESCO, Paris and CambridgeUniversity Press. It contains monographsdescribing research activities in hydrologywhich have been sponsored by theUNESCO International HydrologyProgram. The program addressestheoretical issues in the conduct ofhydrological research, as well as practical,applied, and water management issuesraised by hydrological projects. Thevolumes are addressed to those working ina practical context in less developedcountries.

World Water Resources at theBeginning of the 21st CenturyI. A. ShiklomanovState Hydrological Institute, Russian Federationand John C. RoddaCentre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford,Oxon

This volume provides a modernassessment of the state of the world’swater resources. It collects in one place ahuge amount of data. A uniformmethodological approach for eachcontinent is then built upon to analysethe dynamics of water resources, wateruse and water availability for the Earthas a whole, and for all natural-economicregions and selected countries, as well asriver water inflow to the World Ocean.A dependence of water resources andwater use upon climate factors andsocio-economic conditions isdemonstrated. Regions of water stressand deficit are highlighted, and a greatincrease of such regions in the future isforecast if present trends towards wateruse remain. The effect of anthropogenicclimate change on water resources andwater needs is also considered. Thisvolume will prove to be an invaluableresource for all researchers and policy-makers involved in water resource issues.International Hydrology Series2003 276 x 219 mm 450pp 189 line diagrams239 tables0 521 82085 5 Hardback £100.00

Climate Changes during theHolocene and their Impact onHydrological SystemsArie S. IssarHebrew University of Jerusalem

It is now widely accepted that increasingconcentrations of greenhouse gases in theatmosphere are causing higher globalatmospheric temperatures. However, thereis still a great deal of uncertainty about thelikely effects of such a temperature rise onclimate, and even more about the impactsof climate change and variability on theworld’s hydrological regimes and socio-economic systems. Studying the effects ofclimate variability in the past can give cluesas to possible future effects. This volumeprovides a comprehensive review of theeffects of climate variability on hydrologicaland human systems in the Holocene (thelast 10,000 years), in various parts of theworld. The book concentrates on theregions bordering the Mediterranean Sea,western and central Europe, China, Japan,West and South Africa and thesouthwestern USA. This book will be ofvalue to researchers and professionals inhydrology, climatology, geology andhistorical geography.


10 Oceanography

International Hydrology Series2003 276 x 219 mm 144pp 22 line diagrams1 table0 521 81726 9 Hardback £50.00

Risk, Reliability, Uncertainty andRobustness of Water ResourceSystemsEdited by Janos BogardiDivision of Water Sciences, UNESCO, Parisand Zbigniew W. KundzewiczResearch Centre of Agricultural and ForestEnvironment, Polish Academy of Sciences

35 leading multi-disciplinary scientists withinternational reputations provide state-of-the-art reviews of topical areas of researchon uncertainty and reliability relatedaspects of water resources systems. Thevolume will be valuable for graduatestudents, scientists, consultants,administrators, and practising hydrologistsand water managers.International Hydrology Series2002 279 x 215 mm 236pp 133 line diagrams37 tables0 521 80036 6 Hardback £75.00

Tropical GlaciersGeorg KaserLeopold-Franzens Universität Innsbruck, Austriaand Henry OsmastonUniversity of Bristol

Tropical glaciers are highly sensitiveindicators of global climate but are alsofresh water reservoirs in some fastdeveloping regions. In some cases they area permanent threat to people. This bookstarts with the dramatic story of a glaciallake and continues with an analysis oftropical glaciology.

‘… I recommend that every universityor agency with an interest in glacierspurchase one copy.’

EOS

International Hydrology Series2001 276 x 219 mm 228pp 70 line diagrams70 half-tones 40 tables 35 graphs0 521 63333 8 Hardback £75.00

Inland Flood HazardsHuman, Riparian, and AquaticCommunitiesEdited by Ellen E. WohlColorado State University

This edited volume presents acomprehensive, interdisciplinary reviewof issues related to inland flood hazards.It will be a valuable resource foreveryone associated with inland floodhazards: professionals in governmentand industry, and researchers andgraduate students in civil engineering,geography, geology, hydrology,hydraulics, and ecology.

‘… this book provides a welcome, freshoutlook. It is well illustrated withdiagrams and black-and-whitephotographs. Each chapter listsreferences and there is an index. … Canbe recommended as an up-to-dateaccount that should establish itself as auseful volume for students in a widerange of field science disciplines.’

Keith Smith, Geography andEnvironmental Science

2000 253 x 177 mm 512pp 74 line diagrams22 half-tones 4 colour plates 34 tables0 521 62419 3 Hardback £70.00

Spatial Patterns in CatchmentHydrologyObservations and ModellingEdited by Rodger GraysonUniversity of Melbourneand Günter BlöschlTechnische Universität Wien, Austria

This book describes the use of observedpatterns in understanding and modellinghydrological response. Containingbackground information for those new tothe subject and detailed case studies, it isideal for researchers, graduate students andadvanced undergraduates in hydrology,physical geography, earth sciences,environmental and civil engineering.

‘Highly recommended.’Hydrological Processes and HP Today

2001 253 x 203 mm 416pp 110 line diagrams1 half-tone 32 colour plates 17 tables0 521 63316 8 Hardback £65.00

Graduate TextbookNew in Paperback

Fractal River BasinsChance and Self-OrganizationIgnacio Rodríguez-IturbePrinceton University, New Jerseyand Andrea RinaldoUniversità degli Studi di Padova, Italy

Hydrologists and geomorphologists willfind that this book opens up the importanttopic of the fractal structure of networks atan accessible level. Mathematicians andphysicists will appreciate the application ofthe theory to this aspect of the earthsciences. With many real-world examples,Fractal River Basins will be useful toresearchers and students.

‘… rigorous and engaging … Howeverone looks at the subject, Fractal RiverBasins is an important book …Geomorphologists and physicists alikewill find the book thought-provoking,and I highly recommend thisstimulating work.’

David R. Montgomery, Nature

2001 253 x 203 mm 564pp 320 line diagrams27 half-tones 7 colour plates0 521 00405 5 Paperback £34.95

OceanographyTextbook

New Edition

The Oceans and ClimateSecond editionGrant BiggUniversity of Sheffield

The Oceans and Climate introduces themulti-disciplinary controls on air-seainteraction. The new edition of thissuccessful textbook has been completelyupdated throughout, and extensive newmaterial has been added. It will prove anideal course and reference book forstudents studying earth andenvironmental sciences, oceanography,meteorology and climatology.

• Second edition of a successfultextbook with many excellent reviews

• Established textbook on this topic

• Comprehensively updatedinterdisciplinary approach to ocean-atmosphere interaction

‘Climate change has influenced theorigin and growth of early civilisationsand will continue to do so. Grant Bigg’sThe Oceans and Climate introduces amultidisciplinary approach to thiscentral problem affecting humanwellbeing … The book takes us throughthe planetary phenomena that affectglobal climate … offers an excellentmathematical introduction to thesecomplex issues, and should be read bystudents of oceanography, whatevertheir background.’

New Scientist

Oceanography 11

Contents: 1. The climate system; 2. Physical interaction between theocean and atmosphere; 3. Chemicalinteraction of the atmosphere andocean; 4. Biochemical interaction of theatmosphere and ocean; 5. Large-scaleair-sea interaction; 6. The ocean andnatural climatic variability; 7. The oceanand climatic change; Appendixes;Glossary; Bibliography; Index.2003 247 x 174 mm 272pp 197 line diagrams6 half-tones0 521 81570 3 Hardback c. £60.000 521 01634 7 Paperback c. £24.95Publication November 2003

Changing Sea LevelsEffects of Tides, Weather and ClimateDavid PughSouthampton Oceanography Centre

Flooding of coastal communities is one ofthe major causes of environmental disastersworld-wide. This textbook explains how sealevels are affected by tides, weather effects,ocean circulation and climate trends.Changing Sea Levels will interest studentsand professionals in many fields includinghydrography, coastal engineering, geology,biology and economics.2004 247 x 174 mm 272pp 92 line diagrams25 half-tones 8 colour plates 17 tables0 521 82532 6 Hardback c. £70.000 521 53218 3 Paperback c. £27.95Publication March 2004

Inverse Modeling of the Oceanand AtmosphereAndrew F. BennettOregon State University

This is a graduate-level book for studentsof oceanography and meteorology, andanyone interested in combining computermodels and observations of thehydrosphere or solid earth. Variationaltools and statistical concepts are conciselyintroduced, applications to contemporaryresearch models are examined in detail andfurther advanced research topics arediscussed.2002 247 x 174 mm 256pp 37 line diagrams4 half-tones0 521 81373 5 Hardback £60.00

Graduate Textbook

CoastsForm, Process and EvolutionColin D. WoodroffeUniversity of Wollongong, New South Wales

A textbook on coastal geomorphology foradvanced undergraduates and graduates.

Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Geologicalsetting and materials; 3. Coastal processes;4. Rocky coasts; 5. Reef coasts; 6. Beachand barrier coasts; 7. Deltas and estuaries;8. Muddy coasts; 9. Morphodynamics ofcoastal systems; 10. Human activities andfuture coasts.

2002 247 x 174 mm 638pp 134 line diagrams57 half-tones 16 tables0 521 81254 2 Hardback £80.000 521 01183 3 Paperback £29.95

Coastal Processes withEngineering ApplicationsRobert G. DeanUniversity of Floridaand Robert A. DalrympleUniversity of Delaware

This text is organized in four parts: (1) anoverview of coastal engineering, using casestudies to illustrate problems; (2)hydrodynamics of the coastal zone,reviewing storm surges, water waves, andlow frequency motions within thenearshore and surf zone; (3) coastalresponses including equilibrium beachprofiles and sediment transport; (4)applications such as erosion mitigation andshoreline management.2001 253 x 177 mm 488pp 270 line diagrams20 half-tones 20 tables0 521 49535 0 Hardback £75.00

Wind Stress over the OceanEdited by Ian S. F. JonesUniversity of Sydneyand Yoshiaki TobaTohoku University, Japan

This book brings together thirty of theworld’s leading experts in air-sea interactionto provide a thorough re-examination ofthe processes that transfer momentumbetween atmosphere and ocean. It willform a comprehensive guide and referencefor researchers and graduate students inphysical oceanography, meteorology, fluiddynamics, and coastal engineering.

‘… helpful and handy for people whowant timely, authoritative informationabout the different processes that affectthe wind stress over the sea.’

EOS

2001 253 x 177 mm 326pp 121 line diagrams8 half-tones 4 tables0 521 66243 5 Hardback £50.00

Journal

Journal of the Marine BiologicalAssociation of the UnitedKingdomPublished for the Marine BiologicalAssociation of the United Kingdom

JMBA publishes original research on allaspects of marine biology. It includescurrent international research developmentsand features much of the pioneering worktaking place today on major issuesconcerning marine organisms and theirenvironment. Subjects include: ecologicalsurveys and population studies of oceanic,coastal and shore communities; physiologyand experimental biology; taxonomy,

morphology and life history of marineanimals and plants; and chemical andphysical oceanographic work which relatesclosely to the biological environment. SubscriptionsVolume 84 in 2004: February, April, June,August, October and DecemberInstitutions print and electronic: £398/$634Institutions electronic only: £338/$538Institutions print only: £358/$570Special arrangements exist for members of MarineBiological Association of the United Kingdom.Print ISSN 0025-3154Electronic ISSN 1469-7769

Journal

Journal of NavigationPublished for The Royal Institute ofNavigation

Journal of Navigation contains originalpapers on the science of navigation overland and sea and through air and space,including a selection of papers presented atthe meetings of the Institute. Papers coverevery aspect of navigation, from the highlytechnical to the descriptive and historical.Subjects include electronics, astronomy,mathematics, cartography, command andcontrol, psychology and zoology,operational research, risk analysis,theoretical physics, operation in hostileenvironments, instrumentation,ergonomics, financial planning and law.The journal also publishes selected papersand reports as well as book reviews. SubscriptionsVolume 56 in 2004: January, May andSeptemberInstitutions print and electronic: £180/$294Institutions electronic only: £153/$250Institutions print only: £162/$264Special arrangements exist for members of RoyalInstitute of Navigation.Print ISSN 0373-4633Electronic ISSN 1469-7785


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EnvironmentalScience

Graduate TextbookNew Edition

Measuring the NaturalEnvironmentSecond editionIan StrangewaysTerraData

This book looks at all techniquesavailable to measure naturalphenomena, describing the operation ofthe instruments used and the qualityand accuracy of the data they produce.The first edition received excellentreviews and this new edition has beenbrought completely up-to-date andexpanded considerably.

• First edition received excellent reviews;second edition completely up-to-dateand with extensive additions, and nowin paperback

• First book to exclusively address hownatural phenomena are measured; otherbooks only address interpretation andapplication of environmental data

• Includes past, present and futuremeasurement techniques of allenvironments and variables

‘The author’s intent is to provide acomplete view of the practical side ofcollecting environmental data, so thatanyone using these data will have agood understanding of their inherentlimitations and errors. He has succeededand has produced a book that should bevaluable for many present and futureenvironmental scientists … this is anexcellent handbook on environmentaldata acquisition. I recommend it toanyone who has a role in environmentalscience.’

The Leading Edge

Contents: Acknowledgements; 1. Basics;2. Radiation; 3. Temperature; 4. Humidity; 5. Wind; 6. Barometricpressure; 7. Evaporation; 8. Precipitation; 9. Soil moisture andgroundwater; 10. Rivers and lakes; 11. Data logging; 12. Telemetry; 13. Visibility; 14. Clouds; 15.Lightning; 16. Upper air; 17. Oceans;18. Cold regions; 19. Remote sensing;20. Atmospheric composition; 21. Forward look; Appendix; Index.2003 247 x 174 mm 537pp 65 line diagrams140 half-tones 5 tables0 521 82205 X Hardback c. £80.000 521 52952 2 Paperback c. £34.95Publication November 2003

Global Change and Local PlacesEstimating, Understanding, and ReducingGreenhouse GasesAssociation of American GeographersGCLP Research Team

Global Change and Local Places explores theways people and biota contribute toclimate change in four localities of theUnited States. The volume summarizes thefindings of the Global Change in LocalPlaces (GCLP) project initiated by theAssociation of American Geographers toinvestigate the contribution of local factorsto global change, how and why thesefactors change over time, and how theeffects might be controlled and mitigatedlocally. The sources and driving forces forgreenhouse gas emissions vary widelyamong the four research sites, as do thepossibilities and propensities to mitigateemissions and adapt to the local changesglobal warming could bring. Policy makersand legislators will be unable to addresshuman-induced climate change effectivelywithout the insights revealed by examiningand understanding the daily routines thatare simultaneously the sources of climatechange and the keys to reducing its severityand coping with its effects.2003 247 x 174 mm 290pp 13 line diagrams17 half-tones 56 tables 30 figures0 521 80950 9 Hardback £55.00

Graduate Textbook

The Science of SustainableDevelopmentLocal Livelihoods and the GlobalEnvironmentJeffrey SayerWWF International, Switzerlandand Bruce CampbellCenter for International Forestry Research (CIFOR),Indonesia

Science faces major challenges in tacklingthe interlinked problems of poverty andenvironmental sustainability. This bookreviews how practical science can beapplied to real-life conservation anddevelopment problems, and aims to de-

mystify the sometimes obscure science ofnatural resources management, interpretingit for the benefit of those who need to dealwith the day to day problems of managingcomplex natural resource systems. Theauthors give practical guidance to thosewho design and manage conservationprogrammes and demonstrate that newtechnologies are now available that enableintegrated natural resource management tomove from a theory to a reality. They arguethat the threats to the natural environmentposed by globalisation require an integratedresponse encompassing different scales,system components, disciplines andknowledge types, and that such a responsecan yield real benefits to those living intropical developing countries, whilst alsoachieving global environment objectives. 2003 228 x 152 mm 262pp 35 line diagrams4 tables0 521 82728 0 Hardback c. £65.000 521 53456 9 Paperback c. £24.95Publication November 2003

Graduate Textbook

Water for LifeWater Management and EnvironmentalPolicyJames L. WescoatUniversity of Illinois, Urbana-Champaignand Gilbert F. WhiteUniversity of Colorado, Boulder

Successful water management is crucial forthe proper operation of naturalenvironmental systems and for the supportof human society. This book is the first tofully analyze the relationship betweenwater management, environmentalconditions and public policy. Examples aredrawn from around the world, withemphasis on integrative approaches.

• Analyses the relationship betweenwater management, environmentalconditions and public policy

• Provides a broad range of geographicalexamples

• Emphasises integrative approaches

• Includes a comprehensive guide tointernet resources relevant to water anddevelopment

Contents: Preface; 1. Water and life; 2. Challenge and opportunity; 3. Unfolding recognition of ecosystemchange; 4. Natural waters; 5. Plant-soil-water-ecosystem relationships; 6. Groundwater; 7. Lakes and wetlands;8. River channels and floodplains; 9. Impounded rivers and reservoirs; 10. Domestic and industrial watermanagement; 11. The decision process;12. Integrative approaches; Appendix A.Guide to internet resources on waterand environment; Appendix B.Conversions of selected English andmetric units of hydrologicalmeasurement; References; Index.

Environmental Law, Politics and Economics 13

2003 228 x 152 mm 275pp 25 line diagrams87 half-tones 24 tables0 521 36211 3 Hardback c. £65.000 521 36980 0 Paperback c. £24.95Publication October 2003

An Introduction to theEnvironmental Physics of Soil,Water and WatershedsCalvin RoseGriffith University, Queensland

This textbook provides a thoroughintroduction to the sustainable, productiveuse of land resources that is vital inmaintaining healthy rivers and goodgroundwater qualities. Complete withexercises and solutions (available on theInternet), it is suitable for undergraduatestudents as well as research andmanagement staff in environmentalorganisations.2004 247 x 174 mm 400pp 210 line diagrams10 half-tones 17 tables 83 exercises0 521 82994 1 Hardback c. £70.000 521 53679 0 Paperback c. £27.95Publication March 2004

The State of the Nation’sEcosystemsMeasuring the Lands, Waters, and LivingResources of the United StatesThe H. John Heinz III Center for Science,Economics and the Environment

Lays out a blueprint for periodic reportingon the condition and use of ecosystems inthe US. Developed by experts frombusinesses, environmental organizations,universities, and government, it providespolicymakers and the general public with asuccinct and comprehensive – yetscientifically sound and non-partisan –view of ‘how we are doing’.2003 279 x 215 mm 288pp 200 line diagrams15 half-tones 50 tables0 521 52572 1 Paperback £18.95

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People and the EarthBasic Issues in the Sustainability ofResources and EnvironmentJohn James William RogersUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hilland P. Geoffrey FeissUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Discusses the basic components of humaninteraction with the earth, and speculateson what the future may hold.

‘This is an excellent template for thenew geology, also known as Earthsystems science or environmentalstudies. People and the Earth is writtenat the introductory level and contains aseamless melding of policy implicationsas well as the requisite physical andbiological science principles. I learned alot reading it. I feel that this text

contains the kinds of concepts thatsociety must assimilate if the nextcentury is to witness a better-managedplanet than the past.’

W. G. Ernst, W&M Arts Sciences

Contents: Preface; 1. People and land; 2. Food; 3. Natural hazards; 4. Water; 5. Energy; 6. Mineral resources; 7. Wasteand pollution; 8. Global change; 9. A finalword.1998 279 x 215 mm 360pp 126 line diagrams56 half-tones 39 tables 71 exercises0 521 56028 4 Hardback £70.000 521 56872 2 Paperback £24.95

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Principles of Chemical Separationswith Environmental ApplicationsRichard NobleUniversity of Colorado, Boulderand Patricia TerryUniversity of Wisconsin, Green Bay

An introduction to chemical separations,focusing on their use in environmentalapplications.

Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Separationsas unit operations; 3. Separations analysisfundamentals; 4. Distillation; 5. Extraction; 6. Absorption and stripping;7. Adsorption; 8. Ion exchange; 9. Membranes; Appendices.Cambridge Series in Chemical Engineering2003 247 x 174 mm 440pp 22 tables115 exercises 156 figures0 521 81152 X Hardback c. £80.000 521 01014 4 Paperback c. £39.95Publication December 2003

Journal

Environmental ConservationInternational Journal of EnvironmentalScience

Published for the Foundation forEnvironmental Conservation

Environmental Conservation is one of thelongest-standing and most authoritative ofthe journals comprehensively addressingthe policy, practice and natural and socialscience of environmental concerns at aglobal level. It publishes research, subjectand book reviews and commentary andseeks to be disciplinarily and geographicallycomprehensive. Issues it addresses includegovernance, religion, environmentalmanagement, impacts and mitigation,pollution, habitat degradation, resourceexploitation, dynamics of terrestrial andmarine ecosystems, nature-based tourismand economics. SubscriptionsVolume 31 in 2004: March, June,September and DecemberInstitutions print and electronic: £236/$376Institutions electronic only: £206/$328Institutions print only: £212/$338Individuals print only: £80/$128Print ISSN 0376-8929Electronic ISSN 1469-4387

Environmental Law,Politics andEconomics

Environmental Change, Climateand HealthIssues and Research MethodsEdited by P. MartensUniversiteit Maastricht, Netherlandsand A. J. McMichaelAustralian National University, Canberra

The advent of global environmental change,with all its uncertainties and emphasis onlong term prediction, brings new challengesand tasks for scientists, the public andpolicy makers. This book addresses theconcepts and methods needed to analyseand understand this complex issue.2002 247 x 174 mm 352pp 34 line diagrams1 half-tone 1 colour plate 16 tables 53 figures0 521 78236 8 Hardback £65.00

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Principles of InternationalEnvironmental LawSecond editionPhilippe SandsUniversity College London

Revised edition includes all newdevelopments since 1994, including allinternational case-law and internationallegislation.

‘Philippe Sands has gone beyond hisstated aim. The book provides not onlya comprehensive overview of present-day international environmental law aswell as that of the European Union. Thebook also systematises andconceptualises this relatively youngbranch of public international law …’.Prof. Jost Delbruck, German Yearbook of

International Law

Contents: Part I. The Legal andInstitutional Framework; Part II. Principlesand Rules Establishing Standards; Part III.Techniques for Implementing InternationalPrinciples and Rules.2003 247 x 174 mm 900pp0 521 81794 3 Hardback c. £95.000 521 52106 8 Paperback c. £34.95Publication October 2003


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Economic Theory and GlobalWarmingHirofumi UzawaUniversity of Tokyo

In this book, Professor Uzawa modifiesand extends the theoretical premises oforthodox economic theory to thosebroad enough to be capable of analyzingthe phenomena related toenvironmental disequilibrium,particularly global warming, and offinding institutional arrangements andpolicy measures that may bring about amore optimal state where natural andinstitutional components areharmoniously blended. He constructs atheoretical framework in which threemajor problems concerning globalenvironmental issues may effectivelyaddressed. First, all phenomenainvolved with global environmentalissues exhibit externalities of one kindor another. Secondly, globalenvironmental issues involveinternational and intergenerationalequity and justice. Thirdly, globalenvironmental issues concern themanagement of the atmosphere, theoceans, water, soil, and other naturalresources that have to be decided by aconsensus of all affected countries.2003 228 x 152 mm 292pp 5 line diagrams3 tables0 521 82386 2 Hardback £50.00Publication August 2003

Applied Environmental EconomicsA GIS Approach to Cost-benefit AnalysisIan J. BatemanUniversity of East AngliaAndrew A. LovettUniversity of East Angliaand Julii S. BrainardUniversity of East Anglia

The complex real world interactionsbetween the economy and environmentform both the focus of and main barrier toapplied research within the field of

environmental economics. However,geographical information systems (GIS)allow economists to tackle such complexityhead on by directly incorporating diversedata sets into applied research rather thanresorting to simplifying and oftenunrealistic assumptions. This innovativebook applies GIS techniques to spatialcost-benefit analysis of a complex andtopical land use change problem, theconversion of agricultural land tomultipurpose woodland, looking in detailat issues such as opportunity costs,recreation, carbon storage, etc., andembracing cross cutting themes such as theevaluation of environmental preferencesand the spatial transfer of benefit functions.

‘A fine example of economic valuationbeing put to imaginative and unique useby some of the most excitingpractitioners of the art of economicvaluation.’

David W. Pearce (from the Foreword)

2003 247 x 174 mm 358pp 35 line diagrams3 colour plates 67 tables0 521 80956 8 Hardback £45.00

Innovative Energy Strategies forCO2 StabilizationEdited by Robert G. WattsTulane University, Louisiana

This book discusses the feasibility ofincreasingly efficient energy use and thepotential for supplying energy from sourcesthat do not introduce CO2. It will beessential reading for engineers/physicists,and industrial leaders and politicians. Itwill also be used as a supplementarytextbook on advanced courses on energy.2002 253 x 177 mm 468pp 102 line diagrams3 half-tones 36 tables0 521 80725 5 Hardback £60.00

Public Participation inSustainability ScienceA HandbookEdited by Bernd KasemirHarvard University, MassachusettsJill JägerInternational Human Dimensions Programme, BonnCarlo C. JaegerPotsdam Institute for Climate Impact Researchand Matthew T. GardnerBiogen Inc.Foreword by William C. ClarkHarvard University, Massachusettsand Alexander WokaunPaul Scherrer Institute, Viligen, Switzerland

The participation of citizens and otherstakeholders is increasingly importantfor policy making on the environmentand sustainable development. Thecontributors to this book examinemethods for facilitating public

participation on a local and global level.The authors thus suggest consultationprocedures which integrate scientificmodelling with democratic decision-making processes.

Contributors: Chris Anastasi, KarenBakker, Tom R. Burns, Urs Dahinden,Éric Darier, Bruna De Marchi, ThomasE. Downing, Silvio Funtowicz, AsaGerger Swartling, Consuelo Giansante,Clair Gough, Robin Grove-White,Angela Guimaraes Pereira, MatthijsHisschemöller, Carlo C. Jäger, Jill Jäger,Bernd Kasemir, Kate Lonsdale, VanessaMasing, Arthur Mol, Mans Nilsson,Tim O’Riordan, Cristina Querol,Kilaparti Ramakrishna, Jerry Ravetz, JanRotmans, Daniela Schibli, Ralf Schüle,Simon Shackley, Susanne Stoll-Kleemann, Neil Summerton, ErikSwyngedouw, David Tàbara, FerencToth, Willemijn Tuinstra, Marjolein B.A. van Asselt, Marleen van de Kerkhoff,Brian Wynne2003 228 x 152 mm 312pp 21 figures0 521 81818 4 Hardback £47.500 521 52144 0 Paperback £17.95

Biodiversity, Sustainability andHuman CommunitiesProtecting Beyond the ProtectedEdited by Tim O’RiordanUniversity of East Angliaand Susanne Stoll-KleemannPotsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research

Biodiversity loss and possible remedies aresubject to much debate. Biodiversity,Sustainability and Human Communitiesadvocates preservation through a mix ofstrict protection, inclusive involvement ofpeople, and the combination of livelihoodsand social well-being in biodiversitymanagement. Case studies are examinedwith insights from political scientists,economists and ecologists.

‘Its strengths are its case studies and itsimportant recognition that participatorydemocracy … will, and must, drive aparadigm shift in conservation.’

Nature

Contributors: Tim O’Riordan, TomLovejoy, Norman Myers, Jules Pretty, JennyFairbrass, Martin Welp, Susanne Stoll-Kleemann, Toddi Steelman, AmandaYounge, Markus Nuding, Ione Egler,Michael Sturm, Dami Buchori, DavidArdhain, Daniela Hamidovic, Walter Reid2002 228 x 152 mm 334pp 5 line diagrams 1 half-tone 26 tables 2 graphs 3 maps0 521 81365 4 Hardback £45.000 521 89052 7 Paperback £16.95

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Sharing Transboundary ResourcesInternational Law and Optimal Resource UseEyal BenvenistiHebrew University of Jerusalem

Why do states often use transboundaryresources inefficiently? Benvenisti considersa range of factors, includingmismanagement as a link betweendomestic and international processes. Healso looks forward to potential solutions inthis multi-disciplinary approach.Benvenisti’s analysis will interestinternational environmentalists andlawyers, and international relations scholarsand practitioners.

‘This highly readable, intelligent,insightful, and deeply informative bookwill leave its mark on subsequentscholarship in the field … Benvenistihas made important pathbreakingcontributions with this book.’Connecticut Journal of International Law

Cambridge Studies in International andComparative Law, 232002 228 x 152 mm 298pp0 521 64098 9 Hardback £47.50

Transboundary Damage inInternational LawXue HanqinMinistry of Foreign Affairs, Beijing, People’sRepublic of China

The Chernobyl disaster is an example ofan activity conducted by one statewhich has caused serious adverse effectsin another. This study of theinternational rules and procedure forcompensation for victims will be of useto academics and professionals involvedwith transboundary disputes.Cambridge Studies in International andComparative Law, 272003 228 x 152 mm 400pp0 521 81423 5 Hardback £55.00

Environmental Dilemmas andPolicy DesignHuib PellikaanRijksuniversiteit Leiden, The Netherlandsand Robert J. van der VeenUniversiteit van Amsterdam

‘This is social science at its best. Insteadof taking casual looks at very importantconcepts, they have teased apart animportant foundation of modern socialscience theory, and developed a largedata set that enables them to examinepiece by piece this important concept.What a gem!’

Elinor Ostrom, Indiana University

Theories of Institutional Design2002 228 x 152 mm 262pp 25 line diagrams28 tables0 521 62156 9 Hardback £47.500 521 62764 8 Paperback £16.95

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The Politics of the EnvironmentIdeas, Activism, PolicyNeil CarterUniversity of York

The environment is becoming an ever-more pressing issue in politics. This uniquetextbook provides a comprehensive,comparative introduction to threecomponents of environmental politics:ideas, activism and policy. With examplesfrom around the world, this importanttextbook includes glossary, lists of keyissues, chapter summaries and guides tofurther study.

‘Neil Carter skilfully andcomprehensively charts the origins anddynamics of environmental politics, andopens up the vistas for its successor,sustainability politics. This is a vital read.’

Tim O’Riordan, University of EastAnglia

Contents: Introduction; Part I. Theory: 1. Environmental philosophy; 2. Ecologism: a green ideology?; Part II.Agency: 3. Green parties: the rise of a newpolitics; 4. Party politics and environment;5. Environmental groups; Part III. Policy:6. Environmental policy-making: thetraditional paradigm; 7. Sustainabledevelopment and ecological modernisation:an alternative paradigm; 8. Internationalenvironmental politics; 9. Greeninggovernments; 10. Policy instruments andimplementation.2001 247 x 174 mm 382pp0 521 47037 4 Hardback £47.500 521 46994 5 Paperback £17.95

Environmental Politics in Japan,Germany, and the United StatesMiranda A. SchreursUniversity of Maryland, College Park

A decade of climate change negotiationsalmost ended in failure because of thedifferent policy approaches of theindustrialized states. Miranda A. Schreursuses a variety of case studies to show howJapan, Germany, and the United States’different approaches to dealing withenvironmental problems have arisen.2003 228 x 152 mm 306pp 11 line diagrams7 tables0 521 81912 1 Hardback £47.500 521 52537 3 Paperback £17.95

Pollution and PropertyComparing Ownership Institutions forEnvironmental ProtectionDaniel H. ColeIndiana University

Solutions to environmental problemsdepend on impositing private-,common-, or public-property rights innatural resources. Who should own theresources: private individuals, privategroups of ‘stakeholders’, or the entiresociety (the public)? Cole argues that nosingle property regime works best in allcircumstances. Environmentalprotection requires multiple regimes.

‘At last we have, in Dan Cole’s carefuland comprehensive work, anintellectually honest account of the roleof property relations in pollution policy.Finally, clear thought stands a plausiblechance of trumping ideologymasquerading as analysis by lawyers andeconomists.’

Daniel W. Bromley, University ofWisconsin-Madison

2002 228 x 152 mm 226pp0 521 80637 2 Hardback £45.000 521 00109 9 Paperback £16.95

The Making of Green KnowledgeEnvironmental Politics and CulturalTransformationAndrew JamisonAalborg University, Denmark

This book provides a comprehensiveintroduction to the politics of theenvironment and the development ofenvironmental knowledge. Focusing on thequest for more sustainable forms of socio-economic development, it placesenvironmental politics within a broadhistorical perspective, and examines thedifferent political strategies and culturalpractices that have emerged.

‘The Making of Green Knowledge isvintage Jamison: a wonderful insightinto the multiple layers andcomplexities of green politics. This well-argued text shows how environmentaldiscourse is a mirror for contemporarysociety.’Maarten Hajer, author of The Politics of

Environmental Discourse, Professor ofPolitical Science, University of

Amsterdam

2001 228 x 152 mm 218pp 3 tables0 521 79252 5 Hardback £42.500 521 79687 3 Paperback £15.95

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Journal

Environment and DevelopmentEconomicsPublished in association with the BeijerInstitute of Ecological Economics, RoyalSwedish Academy of Sciences

This journal, firmly positioned at theintersection of economics, environmentand development, publishes original papersaddressed to the research and policycommunities, and is designed to beaccessible to a broad readership. The Editorand Associate Editors are supported bydistinguished panels of advisors fromaround the world, who together ensure thatthe journal is a major forum for keyresearch conducted in low-incomecountries as well as elsewhere, and for thework of younger scholars. The journal isdivided into two main sections, Theoryand Applications and Policy Options. SubscriptionsVolume 8 in 2004: February, May, Julyand OctoberInstitutions print and electronic: £179/$269Institutions electronic only: £141/$214Institutions print only: £149/$226Individuals print only: £46/$69Individuals in low-income countries: £25International Society for Ecological Economics, EuropeanSociety for Ecological Economics, Association ofEnvironmental and Resource Economists, EuropeanAssociation of Environmental and Resource Economists,African Studies Association: £36/$52Print ISSN 1355-770XElectronic ISSN 1469-4395

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Perilous Planet EarthCatastrophes and Catastrophism through theAgesTrevor PalmerNottingham Trent University

Perilous Planet Earth considers majornatural disasters within an historicalcontext, looking at the evidence for pastevents within the geological and historicalrecords. It is written in an engaging styleand will appeal to general readers andacademics interested in evolution, geology,astronomy, social anthropology and history.

2003 247 x 174 mm 532pp 8 line diagrams35 half-tones 1 table0 521 81928 8 Hardback £45.00

Uncertain Science… UncertainWorldHenry N. PollackUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Science is full of uncertainties. Scientistsoften have more than one answer to aproblem or disagree amongstthemselves. Taking examples fromrecent science headlines and every daylife, Uncertain Science … UncertainWorld enables the reader to evaluateuncertainty from their own perspectives,and find out more about how scienceactually works.

Pre-publication praise:

‘Uncertain Science … Uncertain Worldgives the layman an excellent inside lookat how science works and flourisheseven though it is immersed inuncertainty. Pollack analyses the paradoxthat society is unable or unwilling toaddress environmental problems ofglobal scale – often under the pretencethat there’s not enough scientificcertainty to take action – while at thesame time the insurance industry andother businesses routinely hedge therisks attendant to an uncertain future.It’s my hope that this very clearlywritten book, devoid of both polemicsand equations, will be widely read bythe general public and policy-makers.’

Paul Crutzen, Winner of the 1995Nobel Prize for Chemistry for work on

the Ozone hole

2003 228 x 152 mm 256pp0 521 78188 4 Hardback £18.95

Nature’s MagicSynergy in Evolution and the Fate ofHumankindPeter CorningInstitute for the Study of Complex Systems, Palo Alto

In Nature’s Magic Peter Corning describeshow synergy – a vaguely familiar term tomany of us – has been a wellspring ofcreativity in the natural world and hasplayed a key role in the evolution of co-operation and complexity, from physicsand chemistry to the latest humantechnologies.

‘If you are under the impression thatsynergy is not particularly important,just try to tie your shoes with a singlehand. The book will appeal to anyoneinterested in the place of evolutionarythinking in general intellectual culture.It will also be esteemed a particularlyvaluable contribution to the emergingdiscipline of bioeconomics.’

Professor Michael Ghiselin, CaliforniaAcademy of Sciences

2003 228 x 152 mm 464pp0 521 82547 4 Hardback £19.95

Islands of the ArcticJulian DowdeswellUniversity of Cambridgeand Michael HambreyUniversity of Wales, Aberystwyth

Spectacular exploration of one of Earth’slast wilderness areas, looking at theevolution of the landscape, and the delicatebalance between wildlife and theenvironment. It discusses the history ofhuman impact on the Arctic, and considersfuture prospects for the region. Superblyillustrated for all lovers of remotelandscapes.

‘ … this book is the next best thing tobeing there.’

FOCUS

2002 250 x 250 298pp 242 colour plates 2 tables0 521 81333 6 Hardback £25.00

Life’s SolutionInevitable Humans in a Lonely UniverseSimon Conway MorrisUniversity of Cambridge

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The eminent evolutionary palaeobiologistSimon Conway Morris challenges theaccepted view that if the tape of life werewound back, the replay would be verydifferent. He also asks: are we alone?

Advance Praise:

‘Having spent four centuries taking theworld to bits and trying to find outwhat makes it tick, in the 21st centuryscientists are now trying to fit the piecestogether and understand why the wholeis greater than the sum of its parts.Simon Conway Morris provides the bestoverview, from a biolgical viewpoint, ofhow complexity on the large scale arisesfrom simple laws on the small scale, andwhy creatures like us may not be theaccidents that many suppose. This is themost important book about evolutionsince The Selfish Gene; essential readingfor everyone who has wondered aboutwhy we are here in a Universe thatseems tailor-made for life.’

John Gribbin, Author of Science: AHistory

2003 228 x 152 mm 486pp 27 line diagrams23 half-tones0 521 82704 3 Hardback £18.95Publication September 2003

Sky and Ocean JoinedThe U. S. Naval Observatory 1830¿2000Steven J. DickUnited States Naval Observatory

As one of the oldest scientific institutionsin the United States, the U.S. NavalObservatory has a rich and colorful history.This volume describes how it hascontributed to almost two centuries ofunparalleled progress in astronomy andtechnological development.

‘… easy reading. It is well-illustratedand well-referenced … an historicaltour-de-force, and I thoroughlyrecommend it to everyone interested inUS astronomical history …’.

Journal of Astronomical History &Heritage

2002 247 x 174 mm 624pp 11 line diagrams212 half-tones 31 tables0 521 81599 1 Hardback £90.00

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Soils, Land and FoodManaging the Land during the Twenty-First CenturyAlan WildUniversity of Reading

A major challenge of the twenty-firstcentury will be to ensure sufficientglobal food production to cope with theever-increasing world population. Soils,Land and Food is aimed atundergraduates, graduates, agricultural

scientists and policy makers anddescribes how technological approachesto soil management can increase andsustain food production.

• Puts techniques of land and soilmanagement in a historical context

• Shows that developing countries willdepend increasingly on raising cropyields

• Assesses the problem of future worldsupplies of food

Contents: Preface; Acknowledgements;1. Managing land for food productionin the 21st century: an outline; 2. Natural resources for sustainabledevelopment; 3. The development ofagriculture and systems of landmanagement; 4. Maintaining andimproving soil fertility; 5. Landdegradation and its control; 6. Raisingyields: use of fertilisers; 7. Raisingyields: water for rainfed crops andirrigation; 8. Managing change for landuse; 9. Increasing and sustainingagricultural production; 10. Increasingagricultural production: examples ofAfrica, India and China; 11. Prospects,uncertainties and summary; References;Index.2003 228 x 152 mm 256pp 24 line diagrams40 tables0 521 82065 0 Hardback £50.000 521 52759 7 Paperback £19.95

SynchronizationA Universal Concept in Nonlinear SciencesArkady PikovskyUniversity of Potsdam, GermanyMichael RosenblumUniversity of Potsdam, Germanyand Jürgen KurthsUniversity of Potsdam, Germany

Synchronization phenomena are abundantin science, nature, engineering and sociallife. Systems as diverse as clocks, singingcrickets, cardiac pacemakers andapplauding audiences exhibit a tendency tooperate in synchrony. This comprehensivebook describes the phenomena using bothclassical results and recent developments.

‘… the authors … have pulled off a verydifficult trick, that of writing a bookthat is both a definitive introduction tosynchronization for the casual readerand a definitive text for researchersworking in a variety of fields.’

William Ditto, Nature

Cambridge Nonlinear Science Series, 122001 247 x 174 mm 432pp 213 line diagrams9 half-tones0 521 59285 2 Hardback £75.000 521 53352 X Paperback £35.00

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Spatial Data AnalysisTheory and PracticeRobert HainingUniversity of Cambridge

Spatial data are data about the world whereboth the attribute of interest, and itslocation on the earth are recorded. Arethere geographic clusters of disease cases, orhotspots of crime, for example? Thiscomprehensive overview explains all forstudents and researchers in geography,social science and environmental science.

• Provides an extensive treatment of thescientific and policy context for usingspatial data analysis

• Complete overview – from fundamentalproblems of representing the geographicalworld to how to explore and model spatialdata

• Clear enough for many undergraduates toget a firm grasp on the subject whilstcontaining enough challenging material toallow graduate students to get a strongunderstanding of the field

Contents: Preface; Readership;Acknowledgements; Introduction; Part I.The Context for Spatial Data Analysis: 1. Spatial data analysis: scientific and policycontext; 2. The nature of spatial data; PartII. Spatial Data: Obtaining Data AndQuality Issues: 3. Obtaining spatial datathrough sampling; 4. Data quality:implications for spatial data analysis; PartIII. The Exploratory Analysis of SpatialData: 5. Exploratory analysis of spatialdata; 6. Exploratory spatial data analysis:visualisation methods; 7. Exploratoryspatial data analysis: numerical methods;Part IV. Hypothesis Testing in the Presenceof Spatial Autocorrelation: 8. Hypothesistesting in the presence of spatialdependence; Part V. Modeling SpatialData: 9. Models for the statistical analysisof spatial data; 10. Statistical modeling ofspatial variation: descriptive modeling; 11. Statistical modeling of spatial variation:explanatory modeling; Appendices;References; Index.2003 247 x 174 mm 452pp 88 line diagrams33 tables0 521 77319 9 Hardback £80.000 521 77437 3 Paperback £29.95


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Graduate Textbook

Chaos in Dynamical SystemsSecond editionEdward OttUniversity of Maryland, College Park

New edition of the best-selling graduatetextbook on chaos for scientists andengineers.

From reviews of the previous edition:

‘… a stimulating selection of topics thatcould be taught a la carte inpostgraduate courses. The book is givenunity by a preoccupation with scalingarguments, but covers almost all aspectsof the subject (dimensions of strangeattractors, transitions to chaos,thermodynamic formalism, scatteringquantum chaos and so on … Ott hasmanaged to capture the beauty of thissubject in a way that should motivateand inform the next generation ofstudents in applied dynamical systems.’

Nature

Contents: Preface; 1. Introduction andoverview; 2. One-dimensional maps; 3. Strange attractors and fractal dimensions;4. Dynamical properties of chaotic systems;5. Nonattracting chaotic sets; 6.Quasiperiodicity; 7. Chaos in Hamiltoniansystems; 8. Chaotic transitions; 9. Multifractals;10. Control and synchronization of chaos;11. Quantum chaos.2002 246 x 189 mm 490pp 243 line diagrams2 tables0 521 81196 1 Hardback £90.000 521 01084 5 Paperback £32.95

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Physical Principles of RemoteSensingSecond editionW. G. ReesScott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge

Revised and expanded second editionintroduction to remote sensing for studentsand researchers.

‘ … a clear, concise introduction to atopic that will continue to grow in itsimportance in the earth sciences. Itwould be an excellent choice as a textfor an advanced undergraduate course.’

Geophysics

Contents: Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Electromagnetic waves in free space; 3. Interaction of electromagnetic radiationwith matter; 4. Interaction ofelectromagnetic radiation with the Earth’satmosphere; 5. Photographic systems; 6. Electro-optical systems; 7. Passivemicrowave systems; 8. Ranging systems; 9. Scattering systems; 10. Platforms forremote sensing; 11. Data processing;

Appendix 1. The Global PositioningSystem; Appendix 2. Data; Bibliography;Answers and hints to numerical problems;Index.2001 253 x 177 mm 372pp 173 line diagrams23 half-tones 10 colour plates 10 tables49 exercises0 521 66034 3 Hardback £70.000 521 66948 0 Paperback £24.95

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Earth SystemsProcesses and IssuesEdited by W. G. ErnstStanford University, California

The ideal introductory textbook for anycourse at the first-year university levelwhich touches upon environmental issuesor earth systems science.

‘This is a unique textbook … as ageneral, introductory, integratedtreatment of the earth sciences as aprocess oriented subject it is withoutpeer in the current market. Irecommend you put this book at thetop of your list of readings in the EarthSciences this year whether you are aneducator presenting an introductorycourse or an experienced professionalion need of a reality check.’

William A. Berggren, Episodes

Contents: Part I. Introduction, the Earthas a System; Part II. Natural Processes; PartIII. Societal and Policy Implications; PartIV. Summary.2000 279 x 215 mm 576pp 315 line diagrams48 half-tones 9 colour plates 45 tables 52 maps0 521 47323 3 Hardback £80.000 521 47895 2 Paperback £29.95

Graduate Textbook

Planetary SciencesImke de PaterUniversity of California, Berkeleyand Jack J. LissauerNASA-Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville

A comprehensive coverage of this fascinatingand expanding field at a level appropriatefor graduate students and researchers.

‘I am really impressed … The bookcovers the important physical processesin all areas of planetary science. Myfavorite derivations are all there, alongwith the important figures, graphs, andtables that show the data. Thenumerous homework problemschallenge the student to understand theequations and think independently. Thebook sets the standard for what weshould be teaching those who want tobecome professionals in this field. I willrecommend it to all my students andlook forward to using it in my courses.’

Andrew P. Ingersoll, Professor ofPlanetary Science, California Institute of

Technology

Contents: Part I. Introduction; Part II.Dynamics; Part III. Solar Heating andEnergy Transport; Part IV. PlanetaryAtmospheres; Part V. Planetary Surfaces;Part VI. Planetary Interiors; Part VII.Planetary Magnetospheres and theInterplanetary Medium; Part VIII.Meteorites; Part IX. Asteroids; Part X.Comets; Part XI. Planetary Rings; Part XII.Planet Formation; Part XIII. ExtrasolarPlanets.2001 246 x 189 mm 544pp 411 line diagrams50 half-tones 36 colour plates 41 tables0 521 48219 4 Hardback £55.00

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Mathematical Methods forPhysics and EngineeringA Comprehensive GuideSecond editionK. F. RileyUniversity of CambridgeM. P. HobsonUniversity of Cambridgeand S. J. Bence

New edition of very successfulundergraduate textbook onmathematical methods.

From reviews of the first edition:

‘… the book provides scientists whoneed to use the tool of mathematics forpractical purposes with a single,comprehensive book. I recommend thisbook not only to students in physicsand engineering sciences, but also tostudents in other fields of naturalsciences.’

P. Steward, Optik

2002 247 x 174 mm 1256pp 200 line diagrams20 tables 750 exercises0 521 81372 7 Hardback £75.000 521 89067 5 Paperback £29.95

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Data Analysis with Excel®An Introduction for Physical ScientistsLes KirkupUniversity of Technology, Sydney

An essential introduction to data analysistechniques using spreadsheets, forundergraduate and graduate students.

‘This book is extremely well structured.It both describes the main functionalityof Excel with special emphasis onscientific data analysis, as well as thestatistical background to the methods… definitely one of the best on themarket in this important area … theauthor should be congratulated ondoing a wonderful job.’

Chemistry & Industry

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Contents: 1. Introduction to scientific dataanalysis; 2. Excel and data analysis; 3. Datadistributions I; 4. Data distributions II; 5. Measurement, error and uncertainty; 6. Least squares I; 7. Least squares II; 8. Tests of significance; 9. Data analysistools in Excel and the analysis of ToolPak;Appendices.2002 247 x 174 mm 464pp 78 line diagrams45 half-tones 156 tables0 521 79337 8 Hardback £75.000 521 79737 3 Paperback £29.95

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Differential EquationsLinear, Nonlinear, Ordinary, PartialA. C. KingUniversity of BirminghamJ. BillinghamUniversity of Birminghamand S. R. OttoUniversity of Birmingham

The authors focus on constructingsolutions analytically, and interpreting theirmeaning; MATLAB is used extensively toillustrate the material. The many workedexamples, based on interesting real worldproblems, the large selection of exercises,including several lengthier projects, thebroad coverage, and clear and concisepresentation will appeal to undergraduates.

• Class-tested with special attention givento areas students find hard

• Extensive exercises, with solutionsavailable to instructors [email protected]

• Many examples taken from real-worldproblems2003 247 x 174 mm 554pp 169 line diagrams173 exercises0 521 81658 0 Hardback £70.000 521 01687 8 Paperback £24.95

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Chaos: A MathematicalIntroductionJohn BanksLa Trobe University, VictoriaValentina DraganLa Trobe University, Victoriaand Arthur JonesLa Trobe University, Victoria

Here is a textbook that presents ideas aboutchaos in discrete time dynamics in a formwhere they should be accessible to anyonewho has taken a first course inundergraduate calculus. Remarkably, itmanages to do so without discarding acommitment to mathematical substanceand rigour.

• The first presentation of the subject atsuch an accessible level

• An easy pace of development, withgraded exercises in each section, and awealth of explanatory graphs and diagrams

• Thoroughly class-testedAustralian Mathematical Society Lecture Series,182003 228 x 152 mm 306pp 154 line diagrams303 exercises0 521 53104 7 Paperback £27.95

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Solving ODEs with MATLABL. F. ShampineSouthern Methodist University, TexasI. GladwellSouthern Methodist University, Texasand S. ThompsonRadford University, Virginia

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Index 23

AAgriculture: The Potential Consequences of

Climate Variability and Change for the UnitedStates, 2

Air-Sea Interaction, 4Anderson, Greg, 8Andrews, David G., 4Antarctic Science, 22Applied Environmental Economics, 14Association of American Geographers GCLP

Research Team, 12Atmospheric Modeling, Data Assimilation and

Predictability, 7Atmospheric Pollution, 7BBamber, Jonathan L., 2Banks, John, 19Barton, Gregory Allen, 20Basic Physical Chemistry for the Atmospheric

Sciences, 9Bateman, Ian J., 14Bence, S. J., 18Bengtsson, Lennart O., 2Bennett, Andrew F., 11Benvenisti, Eyal, 15Bigg, Grant, 10Billingham, J., 19Biodiversity, Sustainability and Human

Communities, 14Blöschl, Günter, 10Bogardi, Janos, 10Bott, Andreas, 3, 4Bowen, James, 21Bowen, Margarita, 21Boyd, T. J. M., 5Brainard, Julii S., 14Bringi, V. N., 7Burroughs, William, 1Burroughs, William James, 2, 6CCairns, R. Alan, 6Cambridge Dictionary of Scientists, The, 21Cambridge Handbook of Physics Formulas,

The, 19Cambridge History of Science, The, 21Campbell, Bruce, 12Canziani, Osvaldo F., 1Carter, Neil, 15Cation Binding by Humic Substances, 8Chandrasekar, V., 7Changing Sea Levels, 11Chaos: A Mathematical Introduction, 19Chaos in Dynamical Systems, 18Clark, William C., 14Climate Change, 2Climate Change 2001: Impacts, Adaptation,

and Vulnerability, 1Climate Change 2001: Mitigation, 1Climate Change 2001: Synthesis Report, 1Climate Change 2001: The Scientific Basis, 1Climate Change Impacts on the United States -

Foundation Report, 2Climate Change Impacts on the United States -

Overview Report, 2Climate Changes during the Holocene and their

Impact on Hydrological Systems, 9Climate: Into the 21st Century, 1Coastal Processes with Engineering Applications,

11

Coasts, 11Cole, Daniel H., 15Conway Morris, Simon, 16Corning, Peter, 16Csanady, G. T., 4DDai, x., 1Dalrymple, Robert A., 11Data Analysis with Excel®, 18Davidson, Ogunlade, 1Davis, Stephen H., 21Dean, Robert G., 11Desert Meteorology, 6Dick, Steven J., 17Differential Equations, 19Ding, Y., 1Dokken, David J., 1Dowdeswell, Julian, 16Dragan, Valentina, 19Dynamics of the Atmosphere, 3EEagleson, Peter S., 9Earth Systems, 18Ecohydrology, 9Economic Theory and Global Warming, 14Empire Forestry and the Origins of

Environmentalism, 20Enting, I. G., 8Environment and Development Economics, 16Environmental Applications of Geochemical

Modeling, 8Environmental Change, Climate and Health, 13Environmental Conservation, 13Environmental Dilemmas and Policy Design, 15Environmental Politics in Japan, Germany, and

the United States, 15Environmental Toxicology, 8Ernst, W. G., 18FFeiss, P. Geoffrey, 13Flannery, Brian P., 20Fractal River Basins, 10Fundamentals of Atmospheric Modeling, 5GGardner, Matthew T., 14Geosphere-Biosphere Interactions and Climate,

2Gibbs, P. E., 11Gibson, Mary, 4Gladwell, I., 19Global Change and Local Places, 12Global Warming, 2Grayson, Rodger, 10Great Barrier Reef, The, 21Griggs, D. J., 1HHaining, Robert, 17Hambrey, Michael, 16Hammer, Claus U., 2Hanqin, Xue, 15Hargreaves, J. K., 5Harris, John G., 20High-Latitude Ionosphere and its Effects on

Radio Propagation, The, 5Hill, Marquita K., 7Hobbs, Peter V., 8, 9Hobson, M. P., 18Houghton, J. T., 1

Houghton, John, 2, 4Hughes, Norman, 11Hunsucker, R. D., 5IInland Flood Hazards, 10Innovative Energy Strategies for CO2

Stabilization, 14International Journal of Astrobiology, 21Introduction to Atmospheric Chemistry, 8Introduction to Atmospheric Physics, An, 4Introduction to Atmospheric Thermodynamics,

An, 4Introduction to the Environmental Physics of

Soil, Water and Watersheds, An, 13

Inverse Modeling of the Ocean and Atmosphere,11

Inverse Problems in Atmospheric ConstituentTransport, 8

Ionospheres, 5Islands of the Arctic, 16Issar, Arie S., 9JJacobson, Mark Z., 5, 7Jaeger, Carlo C., 14Jäger, Jill, 14James, J. F., 19Jamison, Andrew, 15Jones, Arthur, 19Jones, Ian S. F., 11Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 21Journal of Navigation, 11Journal of Plasma Physics, 6Journal of the Marine Biological Association of

the United Kingdom, 11Julien, Pierre Y., 9KKalnay, Eugenia, 7Kasemir, Bernd, 14Kaser, Georg, 10King, A. C., 19Kirkup, Les, 18Kundzewicz, Zbigniew W., 10Kurths, Jürgen, 17LLarge-Scale Atmosphere-Ocean Dynamics, 5Large-Scale Atmosphere-Ocean Dynamics 1, 4Leary, Neil A., 1Life's Solution, 16Lightning, 3Linear Elastic Waves, 20Lissauer, Jack J., 18Lomborg, Bjørn, 21Lovett, Andrew A., 14MMaking of Green Knowledge, The, 15Martens, P., 13Mass Balance of the Cryosphere, 2Mathematical Methods for Physics and

Engineering, 18McCarthy, James J., 1McMichael, A. J., 13Measuring the Natural Environment, 12Meteorological Applications, 7Metz, Bert, 1Millar, David, 21Millar, Ian, 21Millar, John, 21Millar, Margaret, 21


24 Index

Mills, William, 22Mitton, Simon, 21NNagy, Andrew F., 5National Assessment Synthesis Team, 2Nature's Magic, 16Noble, Richard, 13Noguer, M., 1Norbury, John, 4, 5Numerical Recipes Example Book (C++), 20Numerical Recipes in C++, 20Numerical Recipes Multi-Language Code CD

ROM with LINUX or UNIX Single-ScreenLicense, 20

Numerical Recipes Multi-Language Code CDROM with Windows, DOS, or MacintoshSingle-Screen License, 20

Numerical Recipes Source Code in C and C++CD ROM with Windows or MacintoshSingle-Screen License, 20

Nye, Mary Jo, 21OO'Riordan, Tim, 14Oceans and Climate, The, 10Osmaston, Henry, 10Ott, Edward, 18Otto, S. R., 19PPalmer, Trevor, 16Pan, Jiahua, 1Pater, Imke de, 18Payne, Antony J., 2Pedley, T. J., 21Pellikaan, Huib, 15People and the Earth, 13Perilous Planet Earth, 16Perrings, Charles, 16Physical Principles of Remote Sensing, 18Physics of Atmospheres, The, 4Physics of Plasmas, The, 5Pikovsky, Arkady, 17Planetary Sciences, 18Polar and Glaciological Abstracts, 22Polar Lows, 6Polar Record, 22Polarimetric Doppler Weather Radar, 7Politics of the Environment, The, 15Pollack, Henry N., 16Pollution and Property, 15Polunin, Nicholas V. C., 13Porter, Roy, 21Porter, Ted, 21Press, William H., 20Principles of Chemical Separations with

Environmental Applications, 13Principles of International Environmental Law,

13Public Participation in Sustainability Science, 14Pugh, David, 11Pulsford, Ann L., 11RRadiative Transfer in the Atmosphere and

Ocean, 5Rakov, Vladimir A., 3Rasmussen, Erik A., 6Raven FRS, J. A., 11Rees, W. G., 18Reilly, John M., 2Riffenburgh, Beau, 22

Riley, K. F., 18Rinaldo, Andrea, 10Risk, Reliability, Uncertainty and Robustness of

Water Resource Systems, 10River Mechanics, 9Rodda, John C., 9Rodríguez-Iturbe, Ignacio, 10Rogers, John James William, 13Rose, Calvin, 13Rosenblum, Michael, 17Ross, Dorothy, 21Rothschild, Lynn J, 21Roulstone, Ian, 4, 5SSanderson, J. J., 5Sands, Philippe, 13Sayer, Jeffrey, 12Schreurs, Miranda A., 15Schunk, Robert W., 5Science of Sustainable Development, The, 12Seed, R., 11Shampine, L. F., 19Sharing Transboundary Resources, 15Shiklomanov, I. A., 9Skeptical Environmentalist, The, 21Sky and Ocean Joined, 17Soils, Land and Food, 17Solving ODEs with MATLAB, 19Spatial Data Analysis, 17Spatial Patterns in Catchment Hydrology, 10Stamnes, Knut, 5State of the Nation's Ecosystems, The, 13Statistical Analysis in Climate Research, 3Stoll-Kleemann, Susanne, 14Storch, Hans von, 3Strangeways, Ian, 12Student's Guide to Fourier Transforms, A, 19Swart, Rob, 1Synchronization, 17TTerry, Patricia, 13Teukolsky, Saul A., 20The H. John Heinz III Center for Science,

Economics and the Environment, 13Thermodynamics of the Atmosphere, 4Thomas, Gary E., 5Thompson, S., 19Thornes, John E., 7Tipping, Edward, 8Toba, Yoshiaki, 11Transboundary Damage in International Law,

15Tropical Glaciers, 10Tsonis, Anastasios A., 4Turner, John, 6Tyler, P. A., 11UUman, Martin A., 3Uncertain Science … Uncertain World, 16Understanding Environmental Pollution, 7Uzawa, Hirofumi, 14Vvan den Broeke, Michiel R. , 22van der Linden, P. J., 1Vaughan, Alan P. M., 22Veen, Robert J. van der, 15Vetterling, William T., 20WWalton, David W. H., 22

Warner, Thomas T., 6Water for Life, 12Watson, Robert T., 1Watts, Robert G., 14Wave Motion, 19Weather Cycles, 6Welbourn, Pamela, 8Wescoat, James L., 12White, Gilbert F., 12White, Kasey S., 1Wild, Alan, 17Wind Stress over the Ocean, 11Woan, Graham, 19Wohl, Ellen E., 10Wokaun, Alexander, 14Woodroffe, Colin D., 11World Water Resources at the Beginning of the

21st Century, 9Wright, David A., 8ZZdunkowski, Wilford, 3, 4Zhu, Chen, 8Zwiers, Francis W., 3

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