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On Estimating the Height of Clouds by Photography and the Stereoscope

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THE great practical value of meteorological science and the desirability of extending its usefulness by the collection of data relating to atmospheric current will perhaps be sufficient excuse for asking attention to anything likely to promote this end.

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    JOHN HARMER

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HARMER, J. On Estimating the Height of Clouds by Photography and the Stereoscope. Nature 23, 194–195 (1880). https://doi.org/10.1038/023194b0

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