: one « . too. vo at seater eae Oa cled ee be he ' : i Seen mana APPENDIX III. BIBLIOGRAPHY NOTE: The following bibliography is not intended to be comprehensive. Rather it lists works cited in this publication together with a few additional items that may prove particularly useful to those analyzing the ! data presented in this study. A. For general information on geology, hydrography, and geography: (1) Emery, Kenneth 0., "Submarine Geology of Bikini Atoll," (2) Emery, Kenneth 0., J. I. Tracey, Jre, and He Se Ladd, "Geology of Bikini and Nearby Atolls," (3) Geol. Surve Prof. Paper 260-A, Washington: Bull. GSA, LIX, 855-60, 1948. GPO, 1954. Gordon, Jre, Ae Re, Digest of Oceanographic Data for the Marshall Islands Area, Ue Se Navy Hydrographic Office (duplicated), March, 1956. (4) U. Se Department of Commerce, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Tide Tables 1958, "Central and Western Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean." (5) GPO. U. S. Navy Hydrographic Office, Sailing Directions for The Pacific Islands, I (H.O. Pub. No. 165A), Washington: Be Washington: GPO, 1952. For meteorological data and discussions of the weather and climate of the Marshall Islands area: (1) Reports by Joint Task Force Meteorological Center: (a) JTFMC TP-1 Meteorological Report on Operation REDWING Volume 1, Eniwetok 15 Nov 1956 (b) JTFMC TP-5 A Study of the 30,000 Foot Wind Field over the West Central Pacific 20 Dec 1957 (c) JTFMC TP-8 Meteorological Report on Operation HARDTACK Volumes 1 - 6 March-July 1958 (d) JTFMC TP-15 A Study of the Mean Vertical Wind Structure over the Eniwetok Proving Ground Area 8 May 1959 157