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- Der Brockhaus in drei Bänden Erster Band A - GOI
- Impact du changement climatique sur l'enneigement et le risque d'avalanche à partir de différents scenarii issus de modèles régionaux de climat : application aux Alpes françaises
- Catalogue de la Bibliothèque administrative (Section française)
- The Callendar Effect. By James Rodger Fleming, American Meteorological Society 2007. xvi+155pp. Hardback ISBN 13:978-1-878220-76-9
- Studies of the Antarctic climate with a stretched-grid general circulation model
- Observations , simulations, and analysis of nonstationary Trapped lee waves
- Regional climate simulation with a high resolution GCM : surface hydrology
- A qualitative assessment of height dependent interannual variability of polar stratospheric ozone. Part 1 : long-term variability and stratospheric ozone depletion
- Chemical composition of the atmospheric aerosol in the troposphere over the hudson bay lowlands and quebec-labrador région of Canada
- Seasonal and diurnal variations of the size distribution of atmospheric sulfate particles
- On vertical discretization in atmospheric models
- ALTERATION OF THE VERTICAL AEROSOL DISTRIBUTION IN THE LOWER ATMOSPHERE
- LA BELGIQUE ET LA COLLABORATION INTERNATIONALE EN METEOROLOGIE
- A METHOD FOR ESTIMATING THE NUMBER OF HOURS BELOW A SELECTED TEMPERATURE THRESHOLD
- VZTAH SRAZEK KE TREM OBEZNYM PERIODAM MESICE
- Special Section: Large-Scale Biosphere-Atmosphere Experiment in Amazonia (LBA) - LBA 8 Sensitivity of simulated mesoscale atmospheric circulations resulting from landscape heterogeneity to aspects of model configuration (DOI 10.1029/20
- 'Cols' and their frontogenetic effects with a special note on the 'Col low' development of 26 January 2001.
- Continuous high-frequency observations of hydrogen at the Mace Head baseline atmospheric monitoring station over the 1994-1998 period
- Evolution of the characteristics of interannual climate variability asociated with the El Nino and La Nina phenomena
- RECHERCHES SUR LE PHENOMENE EL NINO