is a need for a unified look at methodology. Examples of biometerorological studies have been shown, therefore, not because the results are necessarily significant but because the method is instructive. Hopefully, the book is controversial in a positive sense. No previous book on biometeorology has been written from this point of view. The present volume should be of value to anyone seeking assistance in the design of experiments and analysis of environmental data. The book contains examples drawn from the fields of meteorology, hydrology, physiology, ecology, biology, medicine, air pollution, geography, forestry, agronomy, and engineering.

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