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- Bilan des mesures au laboratoire du Col de Porte, hiver 1966-1967
- La statistique, une boîte à outils complète pour quantifier l'incertitude - Application aux projections climatiques en zone de montagne
- Speeding up the ensemble data assimilation system of the limited-area model of Météo-France using a block Krylov algorithm
- Recipe for Disaster: How the Dynamic Ingredients of Risk and Exposure Are Changing the Tornado Disaster Landscape
- Hailstorm. Prediction, control and damage assesment
- Drôme. Nature du sol et population. Agriculture. Mines. Industrie. Communications et commerce. Histoire. Art. Archéologie. Tourisme. 1 carte en couleurs. 1 carte en noir. 32 gravures
- Assimilation of ATOVS radiances at ECMWF: second year EUMETSAT fellowship report
- Résumé des observations faites à Troyes et dans les diverses stations du département en 1907. Aube
- READINGS - NEW PUBLICATIONS
- Aerosol and Clouds - D24208 Numerical modeling of windblown dust in the Pacific Northwest with improved meteorology and dust emission models (DOI 10.1029/2004JD004794)
- How homogeneous and isotropic is stratospheric mixing? Comparison of CRISTA-1 observations with transport studies based on the Chemical Lagrangian Model of the Stratosphere (CLaMS)
- Large-Eddy Simulations of Strongly Precipitating,Shallow,Stratocumulus-Topped Boundary Layers
- Marine atmospheric boundary layer circulations forced by Gulf Stream sea surface temperature gradients
- Cloud data set for neural network classification studies
- The potential vorticity structure of summer cyclones over the Changjiang-Huaihe valley
- NOAA action teams respond to Mt. Pinatubo eruptions
- REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE CSM WORKING GROUP ON CODE PROBLEMS [DECEMBER 1961] [SUBMITTED BY THE CHAIRMAN OF THE WORKING GROUP]
- SHETLAND S BITTERLY COLD ARCTIC OUTBREAK OF 24-27 APRIL 1985
- BRIGHTNESS OF RADIATION ON TRANSITION ACROSS THE SEA HORIZON IN THE 8-13 MICROMETERS BAND
- ON THE AIRFLOW AND MOTION OF QUASI-STEADY CONVECTIVE STORMS