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- Technique de l'alpinisme
- Assimilation des observations satellitaires de l'interféromètre atmosphérique de sondage infrarouge (IASI) dans un modèle de chimie-transport pour des réanalyses d'ozone à l'échelle globale
- Note sur les monographies de bassins fluviaux
- Erratum to "Radial water infiltration-advance-evaporation processes during irrigation using point source emitters in rigid and swelling soils" [J. Hydrol. 344 (3-4) (2007) 190-197]
- Precursors to Convection over Peninsular India during March-May in AMSU-B Data
- Predictability and skill of boreal winter forecasts made with the ECMWF Seasonal Forecasting System II
- NOWCAST - NEWS AND NOTES - Santa Anas feed the fish . Human intervention after wildfires . Wave power . Health of deep coral reefs . Species under climatic siege
- Variations in sea surface temperature and 500 hPa height over the north Pacific with reference to the occurence of anomalous southward Oyashio intrusion east of Japan
- The influence of air humidity on the development of convective eddy structures in the upper layer of a water body
- Cloud-property retrieval using merged HIRS and AVHRR data
- Opyt ispol'zovaniya arkhiva 2-C PGEhP dlya otsenki kharakteristik oblachnykh polej mezometeorologicheskogo masshtaba
- The thermal response of the tropical atmosphere to variations in equatorial pacific sea surface temperature
- The role of radar and automated data capture in information systems for water management
- QUASI-THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODONS IN THE LOW-LATITUDE TROPOSPHERE
- A STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF EL-NINO UPON TYPHOON ACTION OVER WESTERN PACIFIC
- DER KLIMATISCHE BEWAESSERUNGSINDEX UND SEINE VERTEILUNG AUF DEM TERRITORIUM DER CSSR
- UNE OBSERVATION DU CHAMP ELECTRIQUE AU SEIN D UNE ZONE ORAGEUSE
- NIEDERSCHLAGSZONEN IN OESTERREICH
- STATISTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE EVALUATION OF CLIMATIC EXPERIMENTS WITH ATMOSPHERIC GENERAL CIRCULATION MODELS
- An assessment of the NCEP operational Global Spectral model forecasts and analyses for Antarctica during FROST