Paul Urlinger
Paul Urlinger (born November 29, 1814 in Seitenstetten ; † June 8, 1889 ) was an Austrian pastor and orographer .
Life
After his ordination in St. Pölten , Urlinger became a beneficiary in Gresten in 1838 , where he took climatic measurements. In 1860 Urlinger was appointed pastor to Scheibbs , in Scheibbs he was later appointed dean. In 1888 he received the title Probst from Zwettl Abbey , which is why he was also called the Erlauftalpropst . The Urlingerwarte , which opened in 1903, was named after him. He was a full member of the kk geographical society in Vienna.
meaning
Paul Urlinger always had several barometers with him on excursions and carried out barometric altitude measurements at 20,000 measuring points by comparing the air pressure with the air pressure of a known location ( altitude fixed point ). In this way he created the first compilation of the mountain heights of the entire monarchy and published the results of his measurements from “better known mountains and places” in a 459-page work.
Works
- Paul Urlinger: 20000 height determinations of the better known mountains and places in the whole Austro-Hungarian monarchy. Self-published, printing: Kinzl, Krems 1873.
Web links
- Urlinger, Paul . In: Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950 . 2nd revised edition (online only).
Individual evidence
- ^ Carl Fritsch: The climate of Gresten. In: Yearbook for regional studies of Lower Austria. Volume II, born 1868–1869, self-published by the Association for Regional Studies of Lower Austria, Vienna 1869, p. 375 ( PDF in bibliothekskatalog.noel.gv.at).
- ↑ Josef Eberstaller on ZOBODAT (section “Connection Eberstaller (Hesse) - Schleicher memories of Paul Urlinger” about the three friends Josef Eberstaller, Wilhelm Albert Schleicher and Paul Urlinger).
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Urlinger, Paul |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian pastor and orographer |
DATE OF BIRTH | November 29, 1814 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Seitenstetten |
DATE OF DEATH | June 8, 1889 |