Tropical cyclones in the Australian Region July 1909 to June 1980.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Canberra : A.G.P.S., 1981Edition: Rev. edDescription: vii, 94 p. : mapsISBN:

0642017182

DDC classification:

551.55130994 21

Subject: Tropical cyclone data for the Australian region from 105 degrees E to 165 degrees E presented by Lourensz (1977) have been revised and updated to cover the period July 1909 - June 1980. Tracks are presented grouped in two-yearly periods till June 1959, and on a yearly basis thereafter. The cyclone-prone part of the Australian coastline is divided into numbered sections, each 100km long. Chronological tables for all coast-crossing cyclones include central pressures and translational speeds and directions at landfall. Other cyclone data in this summary include speed and direction roses depicting cyclone movement, decadal incidence of cyclones in the Australian region as a function of month, a comparative distribution of cyclones over the western, northern and eastern parts of the continent, and total incidence presented annually

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	551.55130994 TRO (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900056608

At head of title: Dept. of Science and Technology, Bureau of Meteorology

Bibliography: p. 91-92

Includes index

Tropical cyclone data for the Australian region from 105 degrees E to 165 degrees E presented by Lourensz (1977) have been revised and updated to cover the period July 1909 - June 1980. Tracks are presented grouped in two-yearly periods till June 1959, and on a yearly basis thereafter. The cyclone-prone part of the Australian coastline is divided into numbered sections, each 100km long. Chronological tables for all coast-crossing cyclones include central pressures and translational speeds and directions at landfall. Other cyclone data in this summary include speed and direction roses depicting cyclone movement, decadal incidence of cyclones in the Australian region as a function of month, a comparative distribution of cyclones over the western, northern and eastern parts of the continent, and total incidence presented annually

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