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- [Les photos du mois] Novembre 2022 : Une mosaïque hétéroclite ; Belle tempête !
- The El Niño-Southern Oscillation Phenomenon
- Research on global sun block needed now.
- Model Calculations of Solar Spectral Irradiance in the 3.7-mm Band for Earth Remote Sensing Applications
- Trends in Block-Seasonal Extreme Rainfall over the Iberian Peninsula in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century
- Some basics properties of the surrogate subgrid-scale heat flux in the atmospheric boundary layer
- RCCM2-BATS model over tropical south America : applications to tropical deforestation
- Lightning between earth and space
- Fourier transform measurement of NO2 absorption cross-section in the visible range at room temperature
- Fisheries applications ot the Toga monitoring program in the atlantic and Indian oceans : predictability of interannual oscillations in spiny lobster catches driven by ocean climatic changes
- National hurricane center [nhc] diagnostic calculations on tropical cyclones
- Proportionality between SO2 emissions and wet SO4-- concentrations : the effect of area of averaging
- Global atmospheric electricity measurement program [preliminary plan prepared during the Madralin workshop]
- Satellite depiction of the evolution of a west african squall cluster
- CHARACTERISTICS OF SST VARIATIONS IN THE WESTERN NORTH PACIFIC-PARTITION OF THE NORTH PACIFIC BASED ON SIMILARITY IN TEMPORAL VARIATION OF SST AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE ENSO EVENTS
- SAMPLING THEORY APPLIED TO MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS OF TEMPERATURE FOR CLIMATE STUDIES
- VYZMOZHNOSTI ZA IZSLEDVANE NA ZAGUBITE OT GRADUSHKI PO ZASTRAKHOVATELNI DANNI V BYLGARIYA
- EVOLUTION DES CLIMATS ET TRANSFORMATIONS DES PAYSAGES
- MESURES DE L ACIDITE DES PRECIPITATIONS ATMOSPHERIQUES A PAU-CASINO : LIAISONS AVEC LES DONNEES METEOROLOGIQUES
- Climate change impacts on the United States: The potential consequences of climate variability and change-foundation report, National Assessment Synthesis Team, US Global Change Research Program, Washington, DC, Cambridge University Pr