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WORKS IN ENGLISH EROM AND ABOUT THE FAROE ISLANDS
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118: Camphuysen, Kees: [Review of]
Sørensen/ Bloch/Langvad: Vogels van de
Noordatlantische & Arctische eilanden,
Haarleni 1993
in: Ibis, vol. 136, 1994, p. 388
119: Cappelen, John/Vaarby Laursen, Ellen:
The Climate of the Faroe Islands - with
Climatological Standard Normals, 1961-
1990
Copenhagen (Det Danske Meteorologiske
Institut) 1998, 62 pp., illustrations, maps,
references (= Technical Report/Danish
Meteorological Institute; 98,14)
<”This report presents the observed climate of' the
Faroe Islands, mainly from 1961, based on climato-
logical data series and normals, but a more general
description of the weather and climate is also inclu-
ded together with trends in temperature, precipita-
tion and sunshine in Tórshavn from the beginning
of the I920s.” Quoted from introduction. Contents:
1. Introduction, pp. 3-4; 2. Weather and climate
in the Faroe Islands, pp. 5-8; 3. Observations and
methods, pp. 9-12; 4. Station history and metadata,
pp. 13-14; 5. Standard Normal Homogeneity Test,
pp. 15-16; 6. Climatological normals, pp. 17-38;
7. Temperatures, precipitation and hours of bright
sunshine observed at Hoyvík/Tórshavn, 1922-1997,
pp. 39-50; 8. Conclusions, pp. 51-52; 9. References,
pp. 53-55; 3 appendixes>
120: Caution in the good days
in: World Fishing, vol. 48, 1999, no. 9, pp. 16-
17, 2 tables
<Subtitle: ”Past problems are affecting attitudes
among físhing vessel owners in the Færoe Islands”.
A report on the economic situation of the Faroese
ftshing industry and the reluctance of fishing vessel
owners to invest in new vessels>
121: Chilcott, Linton: Flying to the Faroe
Islands
in: Pilot, vol. 30, 1996, no. 7 (July), pp. 64-67,
colour photographs
<Travel report>
122: Christiansen, Hanne Hvidtfeldt/
Mortensen, Lis Iilinborg: Arctic Mountain
Meteorology at the Sornfelli Mountain in
Year 2000 in the Faroe Islands
in: Fróðskaparrit, vol. 50, 2002, pp. 93-110, 11
ftgures, 2 tables, references
<Discussion of results from the first meteorologi-
cal station above 300m asl erected on Sornfelli
Mountain in I999>
123: Christoffersen, Kirsten/Jeppesen, Erik/
Enckell, Pehr Henrik/Bloch, Dorete (eds):
Five Faroese Lakes: PhysicoChemical and
Biological Aspects
Tórshavn (Føroya Fróðskaparfelag) 2003 (=
Annales Societas Scientiarum Færoensis,
Supplementum 36), 139 pp., figures, tables,
references
<A collection of 12 papers dealing with the chem-
istry and biology of Sørvágsvatn, Leynavatn,
Mjáavatn, Saksunarvatn and Toftavatn. Preface by
Dorete Bloch. The papers are based on investiga-
tions performed in July and August 2000 as a part
of the NORLAKE project, an inter-Nordic project
aimed at providing data from various areas in the
Nordic region to elucidate the biological diversity of
aquatic ecosystems and the ways in which anthro-
pogenic activities affect their structure and function.
Forthe individual papers cf. nos. 092, 124, 125, 443,
444, 445, 517, 525, 567, 568, 624, 771 of this sup-
plement. Quoted as: Christoffersen et al. (eds): Five
Faroese Lakes, Tórshavn 2003>