Volume 1: Geology and Allied Subjects
Outline of the Economic Geology of Alaska
Map of Alaska
Physiography of Alaska
Map of Alaska
Map of Alaska
Earthquakes in the Arctic Area
Seismicity of the North Pacific and Alaska.
Seismicity of the Arctic Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean.
Arctic and Subarctic Hydrology
Relation of Atmospheric Water Holding Capacity and Temperature
Climatic Data for Three Stations
Rainfall Duration-Frequency Relations for Alaska.
Rainfall Intensity Frequency Data for Alaska
Supply Curves for Arctic and Subarctic Regions of Alaska
A Low Ceiling Confines Avenues of Incoming Moist Air and Is Thereby A Limiting Factor of Precipitation
Ground Temperatures for Three Stations
Runoff data for five watersheds in Alaska
Hydrological Data Pertaining to the Yukon River Above Eagle, Alaska
Influence of a Drainage Ditch on the Thermal Regime of the Ground
Ground Water Occurrences in Polar Regions
Arctic Aspects of Geomagnetism
Relation of magnetic field to position on a uniformly magnetized sphere.
Lines of equal magnetic total intensity for 1925, according to Fisk.
Lines of equal magnetic horizontal intensity for 1925, according to Fisk.
Magnetic meridian curves for 1925, according to Fisk.
Distribution of magnetic activity, 1932-33. The numbers on the lines denote average range of total-intensity disturbance in gammas for 60 selected days of considerable disturbance. (After Vestine.)
Chart of magnetic meridians for a portion of northern Canada constructed from recent Canadian declination observations by the Dominion Observatory, Ottawa. The magnetic meridians converge on Prince of Wales Island where the region of the north magnetic pole as at present determined is shown by a circle.
Auroras Are Most Frequent in Northern Canada and Siberia, Not Near the North Pole.