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Handbook of Energy Volume II Chronologies, Top Ten Lists, and Word Clouds [PDF]
2014 | 927 Pages | ISBN: 0124170137 | PDF | 67 MB
Handbook of Energy, Volume II: Chronologies, Top Ten Lists, and Word Clouds draws together a comprehensive account of the energy field from the prestigious and award-winning authors of the Encyclopedia of Energy (2004), The Dictionary of Energy, Expanded Edition (2009), and the Handbook of Energy, Volume I (2013).
Handbook of Energy, Volume II takes the wealth of information about historical aspects of energy spread across many books, journals, websites, disciplines, ideologies, and user communities and synthesizes the information in one central repository. This book meets the needs of a diverse readership working in energy, and serves as a vital method of communication among communities including colleges and universities, nongovernmental organizations, government agencies, consulting firms and research institutes of energy, environmental, and public policy issues.
• Interdisciplinary coverage appropriate for scientists in environmental sciences, social and natural sciences, and engineering
• Top Ten lists, written by prominent subject experts, provide personal reflections on key issues
• Chronologies covering 40 different subject areas provide all the significant events in a given field from the geologic past to the present day
From the Back Cover :
Handbook of Energy, Volume II: Chronologies, Top Ten Lists, and Word Clouds is a comprehensive and authoritative reference book covering all aspects of the major milestones in energy. The book's integrated approach synthesizes information about the historical aspects of energy that is spread across many seemingly disparate fields, content resources, and user communities.
• Subject-specific chronologies succinctly detail the seminal events in specific areas of energy
• Top ten lists, each authored by an expert in the field, provide the ten most significant issues, events, and people on that topic
• Word clouds provide a visual representation of energy-related text data for quickly perceiving the most prominent terms
Handbook of Energy, Volume II is designed for both libraries and individuals working in energy, and it serves as a primary method of communication among those communities.
Also available from Elsevier:
Handbook of Energy, Volume I: Diagrams, Charts, and Tables - Co-editors Cutler Cleveland and Christopher Morris (2013, ISBN: 9780080464053)
Dictionary of Energy: Expanded Edition - Co-editors Cutler Cleveland and Christopher Morris (2009, ISBN: 9780080964911)
Encyclopedia of Energy - Editor-in-chief Cutler Cleveland (2004, ISBN: 9780121764807)
About the Author :
Cutler J. Cleveland is the Director of the Center for Energy and Environmental Studies at Boston University, where he also holds the position of Professor in the Department of Geography and Environment. Dr. Cleveland is Editor-in-Chief of the Encyclopedia of Energy (Elsevier Science, 2004), winner of an American Library Association award, Editor-in-Chief of the Dictionary of Energy (Elsevier Science, in press) and Editor-in-Chief of the journal Ecological Economics. Dr. Cleveland is a member of the American Statistical Association's Committee on Energy Statistics, an advisory group to the Department of Energy, and a participant in the Stanford Energy Modeling Forum. He has been a consultant to numerous private and public organizations, including the Asian Development Bank, Charles River Associates, the Technical Research Centre of Finland, the U.S. Department of Energy, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The National Science Foundation, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the MacArthur Foundation have supported his research. Dr. Cleveland's research focuses on the ecological-economic analysis of how energy and materials are used to meet human needs. His research employs the use of econometric models of oil supply, natural resource scarcity, and the relation between the use of energy and natural resources and economic systems. Dr. Cleveland publishes in journals such as Nature, Science, Ecological Modeling, Energy, The Energy Journal, The Annual Review of Energy, Resource and Energy Economics, the American Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin, the Canadian Journal of Forest Research, and Ecological Economics. He has won publication awards from the International Association of Energy Economics and the National Wildlife Federation.
Christopher Morris is owner of Morris Books and a professional lexicographer who has edited more than 20 different dictionaries on a wide variety of subjects. He is editor in chief of the award-winning Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology, which provides the largest vocabulary of science yet compiled and features special essays by 120 eminent scientists, including nine Nobel laureates. He served as chief editor of the Macmillan school dictionary series, which includes several of the largest-selling educational dictionaries in U.S. history. He has also been an author of school and college textbooks and has compiled many different scientific glossaries, for fields such as ecology, endocrinology, microbiology, oncology, reproductive biology, and toxicology. He and Cutler Cleveland previously collaborated on the Encyclopedia of Energy, winner of an American Library Association award, for which Dr. Cleveland was editor in chief and he served as chief development editor.
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