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- Santé et pollution de l'air
- Bulletin international du Bureau central météorologique de France - Bulletins quotidiens de décembre 1891
- Prise de décision d'évacuation des populations protégées par une digue lors d'une crue majeure de la Loire - exemple du val d'Orléans
- La participation française à la nouvelle Édition de l'Atlas international des nuages
- Looking Back
- Characterizing the temporal variability and emission patterns of pollution plumes in the Pearl River Delta of China
- An objective prediction of synoptic scale fog area multiple regression analysis using gpv from nwp model and theGMS cloud data
- About the reversal of mean zonal wind during the stratospheric warming of 1970/71
- Lidar observations of the horizontal orientation of ice crystals in cirrus clouds
- Clear-day frequencies and "indian summer" at Athens, Georgia and Chattanooga, Tennessee
- AIR MASS MODIFICATION OVER THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO AS A FUNCTION OF SURFACE WIND FIELDS AND LOOP CURRENT POSITION
- CHARACTERISTICS AND FREQUENCY OF RESERVALS IN MEAN SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC SECTOR AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO LONG-TERME TEMPERATURE TRENDS
- WEATHER PREDICTION AT THE LOCAL WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE AS CONCEPTS FROM THE BERGEN SCHOOL CAME TO THE U.S.
- METHODS FOR ESTIMATING WIND SPEED FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS
- Composition and Chemistry - ACH 11 - Global chemical model analysis of biomass burning and lightning influences over the South Pacific in austral spring (DOI 10.1029/2000JD000296)
- Regional aerosol distribution and its long-range transport over the Indian ocean
- Ambient levels of carbonyls in Mexico city
- Dynamic and thermodynamic characteristics of atmospheric response to anomalous sea-ice extent in the sea of Okhotsk
- Techniques d'étude des facteurs physiques de la biosphère
- L'UTILISATION DE SATELLITES POUR LES BESOINS DE L'HYDROMETEOROLOGIETHE USE OF SATELLITES IN THE INTERESTS OF HYDROMETEOROLOGY.- ISPOL'ZOVANIE SPUTNIKOV V INTERESAKH GIDROMETEOROLOGII