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- Vers une prévision collaborative des orages pour le trafic aérien européen
- La sécurité de l'aviation légère. 5ème colloque international sur la sécurité aérienne et spatiale Toulouse novembre 1992
- A New Instrumented Airborne Platform for Atmospheric Research
- BANQUE PLUVIO
- Environmental research papers [Texte imprimé] / Colorado State University
- Does the restoration of an inner-city stream in Seoul affect local thermal environment?
- Special Section: Dynamics and Circulation of the Yellow, East, and South China Seas - C11S11 - Acoustic transmission in the cold eddy in the southern East China Sea (DOI 10.1029/2005JC003162)
- Low-Frequency Variability in the Midiatitude Baroclinic Atmosphere Induced by an Oceanic Thermal Front
- Latitude dependence of the quasi-biennial oscillation and quasi-triennial oscillation characteristics of total ozone measured by TOMS
- Observations of widespread lake-effect cloudiness : influences of Lake surface temperature and upwind conditions
- Statistics of light retroreflected from specular points on the sea surface
- Partitional retrieval of humidity profile wind speed and cloud liquid water path with SSM/I : potential for numerical weather prediction
- Evaluation of NMC upper-stratospheric temperature analyses using pocketsonde and lidar data
- A note on the remarkable winter of 1988/89 over the United Kingdom
- An assessment of the level of mathematics in introductory meteorology textbooks
- SEASONAL VARIABILITY OF THE 40-50 DAY OSCILLATION IN WIND AND RAINFALL IN THE TROPICS
- THERMODYNAMIC CONDITIONS OF FORMATION OF CONVECTIVE CLOUDS AND SHOWER PRECIPITATION IN THE INDIAN OCEAN
- ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF WIND SYSTEMS IN THE UPPER MESOPAUSE REGION DURING THE TRANSITION FROM SUMMER TO WINTER CONDITIONS
- A COMPARISON OF THE OBSERVED LONGWAVE RADIATION FLUX TO CALCULATIONS BASED ON KONDRATYEV S AND BRUNT S METHODS
- MEASUREMENTS OF THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL SOLAR RADIANT FLUX FROM 2981 TO 4000 A AND ITS TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE EARTH S ATMOSPHERE AS IT IS AFFECTED BY DUST AND OZONE