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- Un instrument nouveau : la catasonde
- The fate of carbon in a mature forest under carbon dioxide enrichment
- The structure of tropical Sumatra squalls
- Electrostatic thunderstorm detection
- Science-Policy Interplay: Improvement of Air Quality from 2008 to 2014 in Beijing and the Scientific Approach to Achieve APEC Blue
- Le recul des falaises crayeuses haut-normandes et les inondations par la mer en Manche centrale et orientale : de la quantification de l'aléa à la caractérisation des risques induits
- L'apport des longues séries d'observation à l'étude dynamique du climat en Europe de l'Ouest : températures, vendanges, glaciers
- Special Section: Department of Energy Atmospheric Radiation Measurement, May 2003, Aerosol Intensive Operations Period - D05S14 - Aerosol indirect effect studies at Southern Great Plains during the May 2003 Intensive Operations Period
- Composition and Chemistry (ACH) - ACH 21. Multisensor analysis of integrated atmospheric water vapor over Canada and Alaska (DOI 10.1029/2002JD002721)
- Someone to Blame - Is anyone liable when incorrect weather forecasts result in death or injury?
- Sensitivity of the Russian agriculture to changes in climate, CO2 and tropospheric ozone concentrations and soil fertility
- Very-very short range numerical simulation of celing and visibility during an est coast snowstorm
- Geophysical phenomena in the polar cap during northward interplenatary magnetic field. Selected papers from the 20 IUGG general assembly, August 1991
- An application of a simple coupled ocean-atmosphere model to the study of seasonal climate prediction
- Wind field measurements of line integrated concentration
- APPLICABILITY OF EFFECTIVE-MEDIUM THEORIES TO PROBLEMS OF SCATTERING AND ABSORPTION BY NONHOMOGENEOUS ATMOSPHERIC PARTICLES
- SODAR DOPPLEROWSKI SAMOS-D1
- A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF THE COASTAL INTERNAL BOUNDARY-LAYER HEIGHT EQUATIONS
- A ROLE OF THE TROPICAL UPPER TROPOSPHERIC TROUGH, IN EARLY SEASON TYPHOON DEVELOPMENT
- Les observations météorologiques de la station française du Groenland - 70° 55'03" N - 40° 38' 22" W - Altitude 2993 m.. Conditions atmosphériques en surface du 21 juin 1950 au 15 août 1951. Fascicule I. Relevés quotidiens.