| │Lin, Jhao-Shen│ng, Bin-Ling│Jhang, Shen-Cie│Lin, Jhao-Ci│Lyu, Tian-Cih│ |
| │Chang, Wen-Ying / Chang, Wendy│Chen, Wu-Syong│Yang, Guei│Shiau, Ching-Jye│ |
| │Kuo, Hui-Liang│Syu, Lin-Jiou│Shaih, Li-Fa│Yu, Ju-Chi│Huang, Chao-Hu│ |
| │Lai, Kou-Shan│Lai, Joe│Cai, A-Xin│Sun, Li-Ren│Hu, Jason│Lin, Po-Rung│ |
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【Name】Lin, Jhao-Ci (1910-05-26~1985-07-04)
【Anonymity】
【Sex】 Male
【Place of birth】Taichung
County/Fengyuan
【Place of activity】Central
Taiwan、China/Beijing
【Category】 people in history
【Specialty】geologist
【Educational background】Department
of Geology and Ancient Biology, College of Agriculture, Taihoku (Taipei)
Imperial University
【Experience】
Taiyang Mineary Mining Company
Professor - Cingjing Engineering University
Chair - Department of Geology, National Beijing Normal University/China
Dean - Provincial Taichung Teacher College
Professor - Department of Geology, National Taiwan University
【Work】Topology of Taiwan、Earth Science
Dictionary
【Award】
【Association】
【Contact】
【Contribution】
In 1942 Jhao-Ci Lin chaired Department of Geology, National Beijing Normal University in China. In 1946, he became Dean of Provincial Taichung Teacher College, and then a professor of Department of Geology, National Taiwan University. In 1957, he published Topology of Taiwan. In 1968, he discovered a historical site of pre-historical Stone Era at the opening of Danshuei River in Bali of Taipei County, which was the famous Thirteen-Row cultural, archaeological site. 1968, he also discovered a historical site of Ancient Stone Era at Eight-Saint Cave. In 1969, he published a technical report on Long-Gong-Wong-Rong Snail. In 1973, he edited the Earth Science Dictionary. He was also the first geologist in Taiwan.
【Source】
Biographies of A Hundred Taiwanese People: http://www.readingtimes.com.tw/folk/taiwan/people/peo-0209.htm |
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