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- Why hurricane categories should be based on surface pressure
- Equipment and techniques for in flight deployment of long train instrumentation packages from high altitude balloons
- Special issue on Proceedings of National Conference on Bay of Bengal Tropical Cyclone Experiment (BOBTEX 2011)
- Special Section: International Consortium for Atmospheric Research Transport and Transformation: North America to Europe, Part II - D10S14 - Comparing the impact of meteorological variability on surface ozone during the NEAQS (2002) and ICARTT (2004) field campaigns (DOI 10.1029/2006JD007590)
- Inferring climate sensitivity from volcanic events
- Turbulence Over Urban-type Roughness: Deductions from Wind-tunnel Measurements
- Modulation of Short Wind Waves in the Presence of Strong Internal Waves: The Effect of Growth-Rate Modulation
- 3 On vertical advection truncation errors in terrain-following numerical models: Comparison to a laboratory model for upwelling over submarine canyons (DOI 10.1029/2001JC000978)
- Surface fluxes from satellite winds modelling air-sea flux enhancement from spatial and temporal
- Conserved quantities in a 2-dimensional steady flow on an f-plane with an application to a flow over a mountain
- Isotopic evidence for the origin of sulphate in coastal rain
- A fast "stretched space" method for generating synthetic vertical sheets of non-stationary stochastic atmospheric structure
- A modeling studi of the time-averaged electric currents in the vicinity of isolated thunderstorms
- Melkomasshtabnoe vzaimodejstvie atmosfery i okeana v rajone podnyatiya mod
- Buoyancy reversal and cloud-top entrainment instability
- A variable resolution global model based upon fourier and finite element representation
- CORRECTION OF FLUX MEASUREMENTS FOR DENSITY EFFECTS DUE TO HEAT AND WATER VAPOUR TRANSFER
- TRENDS IN COMPARATIVE VERIFICATION SCORES FOR GUIDANCE AND LOCAL AVIATION/PUBLIC WEATHER FORECASTS
- ICEBERG SOUNDING BY IMPULSE RADAR
- Workshop on systematic errors in models of the atmosphere. Toronto, Canada, 19-23 September 1988. Report n° 12