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- Bulletin international de l'Office National Météorologique de France - Bulletins quotidiens de décembre 1921
- A simple groundwater scheme in the TRIP river routing model: global off-line evaluation against GRACE terrestrial water storage estimates and observed river discharges
- Climate and Dynamics - D04101 - Sensitivity of the MM5 mesoseale model to physical parameterizations for regional climate studies: Annual cycle (DOI 10.1029/2005JD006649)
- Changes in the 300-mb North Circumpolar Vortex, 1963-2001
- Aerosol and Clouds - D11201. Daily changes in global cloud cover and Earth transits of the heliospheric current sheet (DOI 10.1029/2003JD004232)
- Grubbs revisted: a statistical technique to differentiate measurement methods of the degree of exposure of raingauges in a network
- Upgrading the north American upper-air observing network : what are the possibilities ?
- Use of backward trajectories to interpret the 5-year record of PAN and 03 ambient air concentrations at Kejimkujik national park, Nova Scotia
- Development of an operational variational assimilation scheme
- DIAGNOSTIC VERIFICATION OF TEMPERATURE FORECASTS
- MULTIVARIATE ASSESSMENTS OF THE ANTHROPOGENIC GREENHOUSE EFFECT BASED ON OBSERVATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA FROM BOTH HEMISPHERES
- FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS TO AIR QUALITY. SEOUL, KOREA, 20-24 MAY 1985
- AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF ENTRAINING CONVECTION USING BALLOON-BORNE TURBULENCE PROBES AND HIGH-POWER DOPPLER RADAR
- ESTIMATION OF DESIGN STORM FOR THE SUBARNAREKHA BASIN UP TO CHANDIL AND GHATSILA DAM SITES
- GROUND-BASED METHODS FOR STRATOSPHERIC STUDY
- OBSERVATION AND SIMULATION OF STORM-INDUCED MIXED-LAYER DEEPENING
- MESO-BETA SCALE FEATURES OBSERVED IN SURFACE NETWORK AND SATELLITE DATA
- STOCHASTIC CLIMATE MODELS. PART 3. APPLICATION TO ZONALLY AVERAGED ENERGY MODELS
- Climate and Dynamics (ACL) - ACL 8 - Characteristics of impulsive VHF lightning signals observed by the FORTE satellite (DOI 10.1029/2001JDOO1585)
- Eddy covariance measurements on mountain slopes : the advantage of surface-normal sensor orientation over a vertical set-up