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- Theory of light
- Chronique des évènements météorologiques en Belgique jusqu'en 1834
- Discussion of meteorological observations taken in India at various heights, embracing those at Dodabetta on the Neelgherry Mountains at 8640 feet above the level of the sea
- Filtering of background error variances and correlations by local spatial averaging
- D05208 - Validation and determination of ice water content-radar reflectivity relationships during CRYSTAL-FACE: Flight requirements for future comparisons (DOI 10.1029/2007JD008847)
- ATMOSPHERIC SECTION - An Automated 2D Multipass Doppler Radar Velocity Dealiasing Scheme
- Apport de l'altimetrie-radar sur satellite à la determination de l'état de la mer
- Origin of regional climate differences: role of boundary conditions and model formulation in two GCMs
- Aerosols and Clouds (AAC) - AAC 4 - Simulating the impact of sea salt on global nss sulphate aerosols (DOI 10.1029/2002JD003181)
- A grouped threshold approach for scene identification in AVHRR imagery
- Estimate of Precipitation from the Dual-Beam Airborne Radars in TOGA COARE.Part1:The K-Z Relationships Derived from Stereo and Quad-Beam Analysis
- Electrohydrodynamic effects on two species of insects with economic importance to stored food products
- An integrated view of the 1987 australian monsoon and its mesoscale convective systems. 2 : vertical structure
- Potential effects of climate change on a semi-permanent prairie wetland
- Are there any satisfactory geologic analogs for a future greenhouse warming ?
- Marine phytoplankton and global climate feedback. Testing the hypothesis
- Atmospheric concentrations of submicron contact-freezing nuclei
- COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE DISTURBED STEADY-STATE NIGHTTIME D-REGION
- ETUDE PHYSIQUE DE L EVAPOTRANSPIRATION DANS LES CONDITIONS NATURELLES. 2. EXPRESSIONS ET PARAMETRES DONNANT L EVAPOTRANSPIRATION REELLE D UNE SURFACE < MINCE >
- A ATMOSPHERIC SECTION - Improved Calibration Coefficients for NOAA-12 and NOAA-15 AVHRR Visible and Near-IR Channels