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- The flooding of Lake Pedder : an analysis of the Lake Pedder controversy and its implications for the planning development projects and the management of natural resources in Australia
- La météorologie en Algérie et son évolution dans le cadre du plan quadriennal d'équipement.
- GPS observations of precipitable water and implications for the predictability of precipitation during the north american monsoon.
- Composition and Chemistry - D19301 - O3-N2O correlations from the Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment: Revisiting a diagnostic of transport and chemistry in the stratosphere (DOI 10.1029/2006JD008281)
- Towards a comprehensive emission inventory of terpenoids from boreal ecosystems
- Evaluation of 2001 springtime CO transport over West Africa using MOPITT CO measurements assimilated in a global chemistry transport model
- Contents of Volume 25, 2004 //
- Uranium Isotopes, Metals and Other Elements in Lichens and Tree Barks Collected in Bosnia#8211Herzegovina
- Forcing of a Two-Layered Water Column over a Sloping Seafloor
- Proceedings of the 11th ESA symposium on European rocket and balloon programmes and related research, Montreux, Switzerland, 24-28 May 1993
- Izmenchivost' atmosfernogo davleniya i kolebaniya tsirkulyatsii atmosfery yuzhnogo polushariya
- FURTHER DAMAGE ON THE SPURN PENINSULA, MARCH 1988
- METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SYOWA STATION IN 1981 BY THE 22 ND JAPANESE ANTARCTIC RESEARCH EXPEDITION
- A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOUTH AMERICAN SNOW COVER AND THE SOUTHERN OSCILLATION
- DIE NUMERISCHE SIMULATION DER NAHEZU ZWEIJAEHRIGEN SCHWINGUNG DES MITTLEREN ZONALEN WINDES IN DER AEQUATORIALEN STRATOSPHAERE
- VISIBILITE ET BRUME SECHE EN AFRIQUE
- PEROXYACETYL NITRATE [PAN] IN RELATION TO OZONE AND SOME METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS AT DELFT IN THE NETHERLANDS
- Fluid particle accelerations in fully developed turbulence
- Rain measurement in hilly terrain with X-band weather radar systems : accuracy of path-integrated attenuation estimates derived from mountain returns