Cleveland Abbe
American meteorologist and advocate of time zones (1838-1916)
Biography
Cleveland Abbe was born in New York City on December 3, 1838, and died on October 28, 1916. He worked as a meteorologist, mathematician, astronomer, globe maker, meteorological observer, and writer. Abbe advocated for the adoption of time zones.
Occupation
Cleveland Abbe is recorded as a meteorological observer, a globe maker, a meteorologist, a mathematician, a writer and a astronomer, born in New York (1838–1916).
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