José María Algué
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Father José María Algué was a meteorologist in Manila and director of its Oficina Meteorológica. He published a number of papers and books, both in English and in Spanish.
He was an honorary member of the Royal Meteorological Society and published in that society's journal.[1]
He and Abbott Lawrence Rotch composed the American delegation to the 1906 International Meteorological Congress in Innsbruck, Austria.[2] It seems that he attended the 1900 International Meteorological Congress as well, since he is listed as having a contribution on cyclones in the resulting publication.
Publications by or about José Algué or José María Algué
- Algué, 1901, Relation entre quelques mouvements microséismiques et l'existence la position et la distance des cyclones à Manille (Simple title: Relationship between some microseismic movements and the existence and position of cyclones in Manila, Journal: Proc.-Verb. Séances et Mém. Cong. Int. Météor.)
José Algué (or José María Algué) participated in these events:
- 1905 International Meteorological Conference (Start date: 1905-09-09, Locations: Innsbruck, Country: AT, Tech focus: Meteo • Instrument • Barometer • Ballon-sonde • Kite)
References
- ↑ Rev. José María Algué, S.J., Hon. Mem.R.Met.Soc, "The meteorological conditions in the Philippine Islands, 1908", Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, Vol. 35, No. 151, July 1909, pp. 213–220.
- ↑ Abbott Lawrence Rotch, "The International Meteorological Conference at Innsbruck", Science, 29 June 1906, pp. 975–977.
