...Note On M.Ph.Plantamour's Observations by Means of Levels On the Periodic Movements of the Ground

This work, "...Note On M.Ph.Plantamour's Observations by Means of Levels On the Periodic Movements of the Ground at Sècheron, Near Geneva," details observations of ground movements using leveling techniques near Geneva. Authored by Charles Davison, it provides a historical record of early seismological studies and methodologies. It is of particular interest to researchers and historians of science studying the evolution of earthquake observation and measurement.

The book offers insights into the methods employed by M. Ph. Plantamour, contributing to a broader understanding of 19th-century geophysical investigations. This note is a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of modern seismology.

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