Dr. Edward Linacre

Topics include: "Gas flow in solar magnetic tubes" - lecture to the Institute of Physics; "Climatology - Notes on part 1: Energy flows in the atmosphere"; "The Doppler scattering function"; Notes on the history of the CSIRO Division of Physics solar astronomy program; "Velocities in the photosphere and chromosphere - A brief review"; Working notes on various aspects of solar physics including The magnetic atmosphere, the interplanetary field and the wind, weather and the solar cycle, solar energy source, the sunspot cycle; Inwards correspondence from K.D. Cole, Chairman Department of physics, La Trobe University; Peter Hannaford, Australian Institute of Physics; Edward Linacre, Macquarie University; S.T. Wu, University of Alabama in Huntsville.

Edward Linacre, Australian National University

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Edward Linacre obtained physics degrees from Edinburgh (M.A) & London (B.Sc., M.Sc., PhD.) and had an early career in UK involving physics applied to radar and problems of the steel, coal and chemical-engineering industries.He joined CSIRO in 1960 and became a Principal Research Scientist, studying physics aspects of irrigation agriculture, especially water evaporation rates.They depend on the climate, and climate estimation became a preoccupation.In 1969 he was appointed inaugural Associate Professor of Climatology at the new Macquarie University.
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Linacre, E. 2004.Evaporation trends.Theor.Appl.Climatol.79: 11 - 22.

Linacre, E. and Geerts, B. 2002.Estimating the annual mean screen temperature empirically.Theor.Appl.Climatol.71: 43-61.

Linacre, E. and.Geerts, B. 1997.Climates & Weather Explained (Routledge, London) 432pp.

Linacre, E. 1994.Estimating US Class A pan evaporation from few climate data.Water International 19: 5-14.

Linacre, E. 1993.A three-resistance model of crop and forest evaporation.Theor.Appl.Climatol.48: 41-8.

Linacre, E. 1992.Data-sparse estimation of lake evaporation using a simplified Penman equation.Agriculture & Forestry Meteorology.64, 237-56.

Linacre, E. 1992.Climate Data & Resources. (Routledge, London) 366pp.

This page is reproduced from the SRES 2006 Yearbook - above details as at time of publication [July 2006].
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Author: Dr Edward Linacre

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Dr Edward Linacre
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Photo of Dr Edward LinacreVisiting Fellow
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Edward Linacre obtained physics degrees from Edinburgh (M.A) & London (B.Sc., M.Sc., PhD.) and had an early career in UK involving physics applied to radar and problems of the steel, coal and chemical-engineering industries.He joined CSIRO in 1960 and became a Principal Research Scientist, studying physics aspects of irrigation agriculture, especially water evaporation rates.They depend on the climate, and climate estimation became a preoccupation.In 1969 he was appointed inaugural Associate Professor of Climatology at the new Macquarie University.
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Linacre, E. 2004.Evaporation trends.Theor.Appl.Climatol.79: 11 - 22.

Linacre, E. and Geerts, B. 2002.Estimating the annual mean screen temperature empirically.Theor.Appl.Climatol.71: 43-61.

Linacre, E. and.Geerts, B. 1997.Climates & Weather Explained (Routledge, London) 432pp.

Linacre, E. 1994.Estimating US Class A pan evaporation from few climate data.Water International 19: 5-14.

Linacre, E. 1993.A three-resistance model of crop and forest evaporation.Theor.Appl.Climatol.48: 41-8.

Linacre, E. 1992.Data-sparse estimation of lake evaporation using a simplified Penman equation.Agriculture & Forestry Meteorology.64, 237-56.

Linacre, E. 1992.Climate Data & Resources. (Routledge, London) 366pp.

This page is reproduced from the SRES 2005 Yearbook - above details as at time of publication [July 2005].
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Author: Dr Edward Linacre

The Australian National University - CRICOS Provider Number 00120C

Edward Linacre

Dr Linacre is a physicist, a Visiting Fellow at the School of Resources, the Environment and Society at the Australian National University, having previously been a Principal Research Scientist in CSIRO and for 17 years Associate Professor of Climatology at Macquarie University.