Ms. germ. oct. 25 (Ausst. 26) - Ps.-Zilies von Sayn

Vorbesitzer: Klosterbibliothek zu Münster; C. Becker; H. F. Maßmann

Na 50 Nachlass Arthur Schopenhauer - 'Schopenhauer-Archiv', 156 - Ankündigung von W. Hornay der Zusendung einer germanistischen Abhandlung

u.a.: Sanskrit; Sprachphilosophie;

Die rechtliche und wirtschaftliche Lage der Juden im Hochstift Hildesheim

Münster, Univ., Diss., 1914

Der Anfang aller Weisheit ist die Furcht Gottes : ein Gebet- und Erbauungsbuch für die erwachsene katholische Jugend ...

von Renatus Münster [d. i. Sebastian Willibald Schießler

Seraphsklänge : ein Gebet- und Erbauungsbuch für gebildete katholische Christen

von Renatus Münster [d. i. Sebastian Willibald Schießler]

Dictionarivm trilingve, in qvo scilicet Latinis vocabvlis : in ordinem alphabeticum digestis, respondent Graeca & Hebraica ; Hebraicis adiecta sunt magistralia & Chaldaica

opera & labore Sebastiani Munsteri congestum

Diḳduḳ de-lishan arami o ha-kasdaʾah : antehac à nemine attentata

sed iam primum per Sebastianum Munsterum conscripta & aedita, ...

Present-day King George Island ice cap geometry measured by ground penetrating radar in 2008/09

We present a consistent data set for the ice thickness, the bedrock topography and the ice surface topography of the King George Island ice cap (Arctowski Icefield and the adjacent central part). The data set is composed of groundbased and airborne Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and differential GPS (DGPS) measurements, obtained during several field campaigns. The data set incorporates groundbased measurements in the safely accessible inner parts and airborne measurements in the heavily crevassed coastal areas of the ice cap. In particular, the inclusion of airborne GPR measurements with the 30MHz BGR-P30-System developed at the Institute of Geophysics (University of Münster) completes the picture of the ice geometry substantially. The compiled digital elevation model of the bedrock shows a rough, highly variable topography with pronounced valleys, ridges, and troughs. The mean ice thickness is approx. 238m, with a maximum value of approx. 400m in the surveyed area. Noticeable are bounded areas in the bedrock topography below sea level where marine based ice exists.