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- 5 jeunes chercheurs d'avenir : en informatique, physique, mathématiques et médecine, climatologie et écosystémique : prix Le Monde de la Recherche
- Der Brockhaus in drei Bänden Erster Band A - GOI
- La vulgarisation scientifique / Par Pierre Laszlo
- Die Temperaturverhältnisse der Sudetenländer [année 1899]
- Association nationale d'étude et de lutte contre les fléaux atmosphériques
- A ATMOSPHERIC SECTION - Ground-Based Solar Absorption FTIR Spectroscopy: Characterization of Retrievals and First Results from a Novel Optical Design Instrument at a New NDACC Complementary Station
- Quantitative estimates of disturbances contributed by a megalopolis to the temperature field of the atmospheric boundary layer
- Has the Conversion of Natural Wetlands to Agricultural Land Increased the Incidence and Severity of Damaging Freezes in South Florida?
- Exploratory cross-sectional investigations on ambient submicrometer particles in Salzburg, Austria
- Special Section: Arctic Transitions in the Land-Atmosphere System (ATLAS) - ALT 5. Soil organic carbon and C02 respiration at subzero temperature in soils of Arctic Alaska (DOI 10.1029/2001JD000920)
- On the effect of ocean waves on the kinetic energy balance and consequences for the inertial dissipation technique
- Climate change hydrology and water resources impact and adaptation for selected river basins in the Czech Republic
- The use of sequential satellite images in forecasting road-surface temperatures
- A procedure for the derivation of surface-layer bulk relationships from simplified second-order closure models
- The effect of horizontal resolution on systematic errors of the GLA forecast model
- URBAN EFFECT ON CLIMATIC ELEMENTS IN FINLAND
- EVIDENCE FOR A K POWER -5/3 LAW INERTIAL RANGE IN MESOSCALE TWO-DIMENSIONAL TURBULENCE
- LE FAC-SIMILE CODE ET LE NOUVEAU RESEAU DE TELECOMMUNICATIONS METEOROLOGIQUES EN FRANCE
- A PARAMETERIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE HEAT TRANSPORT IN MID-LATITUDES. PART 2. STATIONARY WAVES AND FERREL CELL
- OBSERVATIONS OF AN INDUSTRIAL CUMULUS