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- Synergy of active and passive airborne observations for heating rates calculation during the AEROCLO-SA field campaign in Namibia
- La distribuzione delle piegge nella regione veneta : parte 1° : Le piogge nel quinquennio 1911-1915 (fascicolo 1. - L'altezza di piogge cadula ed il numero del giorni piovosi)
- Mesures des hauteurs et des mouvements des nuages par la photographie à Trappes
- Editorial board
- Potential Vorticity Diagnosis of the Severe Convective Regime. Part IV: Comparison with Modeling Simulations of the Moore Tornado Outbreak
- Chrysophyte cysts from lake sediments reveal the submillennial winter/spring climate variability in the northwestern Mediterranean region throughout the Holocene
- Aerosol and Clouds (AAC) - AAC 1. Quantitative sampling using an Aerodyne aerosol mass spectrometer 1. Techniques of data interpretation and error analysis (DOI 10.1029/2002JD002358)
- Role of warming over the Tibetan plateau in early onset of the summer monsoon over the bay of Bengal and the south China sea
- A note on the application of linear wave theory at a critical level
- Structure and evolution of winter cyclones in the central United States and their effects on the distribution of precipitation. Part 2 : Arctic fronts
- Comparisons of cloud model predictions : a case study analysis of one- and two-domensional models
- Tropospheric hydrocarbon and CO profiles over the U.S. west coastand Alaska
- Detecting climatic transitions : statistical and dynamical aspects
- INDIAN MONSOON. 2.
- CORN YIELD VARIABILITY AND WEATHER PATTERNS IN THE U.S.A.
- A BULK MODEL FOR THE ATMOSPHERIC PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER
- Aerosol and Clouds (AAC) - AAC 13 - Polar vortex concentricity as a controlling factor in Arctic denitrification (DOI 10.1029/2002JD002102)
- Surface heat budgets and sea surface temperature in the Pacific warm pool during TOGA COARE
- Quand meurent les grands fleuves : enquête sur la crise mondiale de l'eau
- Enregistreur de données ECMA pour station ALPHA