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RefNoCMB/124/1/7
LevelFile
TitleMinutes of a meeting of the British National Committee on Antarctic Research
Date21 July 1961
DescriptionPresent; Sir Miles Clifford, Chairman; Dr R J Adie; Dr G E R Deacon; Dr S Evans; Sir Vivian Fuchs; Commander F W Hunt (representing the Hydrographer); Mr J Paton; Sir Raymond Priestley; Dr G de Q Robin; Mr A H Sheffield; Professor J E Smith; Dr R Stonely; Mr A F Wilkins (representing Mr J A Ratcliffe)

Sir Edwin Arrowsmith, Governor of the Falkland Islands attended by invitation.

The Chairman welcomed Sir Edwin Arrowsmith

Matters discussed;
1. Minutes of the meeting held on 28 April 1961 were confirmed [NAR/12(61)]

2. Collection of Cosmic Dust Spherules

3. Antarctic Atlas

4. British Biological Programme

5. FIDS Geophysics Unit

6. FIDS Scientific Programme - with reference to Minute 3

7. New Non-Magnetic Hut at Halley Bay

8. Logistics

9. Fifth Meeting of SCAR
With reference to Minute 13
(a) Appointment of Advisers
(b) SCAR Agenda
1. To ask delegated for a report on the usefulness of the SCAR Register of Scientists

2. Following a US suggestions, to request delegates to summarise future plans verbally in addition to the published national report

3. Future Symposia

4. International Quiet Sun Year Programme [I.Q.S.Y.]

5. World Magnetic Survey

6. Indian Ocean Project

7. Establishment of Regional Antarctic Seismological Centre

8. Communications

9. Geology

10. Biology

11. Cartography

12. Meteorology

13. Logistics

14. Oceanography

15. Crustal Geophysics and Upper Mantle Project

16. Glaciology

17. Upper Atmosphere Physics

18. Relationship of SCAR with any organisation set up by the governments of the Antarctic Treaty Powers

19. Appointment or Reappoiontment of Secretary

20. Any items referred to SCAR by the meeting of the Antarctic Treaty Organization in Canberra in July 1961

21. Time and place of next meeting

10. Ice Probablility charts

11. Antarctic Treaty

12. SCAR Bulleting No. 8

13. List of documents received

14. Exchange of Scientists between USSR and FIDS Antarctic Bases

15. Upper Wind Equipment for the Argentive Islands

16. Date of next meeting - set for 2.30 pm on Tuesday 5 December 1961. '
Extent8 pages
FormatTypescript
AccessStatusOpen
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