CLIMATOLOGY: THE CHALLENGE FOR THE EIGHTIES

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• ∗The authors express their appreciation for the support of the Center for Climatic Research, University of Delaware.
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• His interests include applied climatology, water-budget studies, and meteorology.
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• His interests include energy flows in landscapes, micro-climatology, and conservation.
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• His interests include bioclimatology, biogeography, and ecological problems.
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• His interests include physical and applied climatology and quantitative methods. All are members of the Department of Geography, University of Delaware.
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