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- L'entreprise résiliente : risques globaux et sanitaires, transition écologique, innovation sociétale
- Inferring Spatio-temporal Patterns in Extreme Snowfall in the French Alps Using Max-stable Processes
- Instruction détaillée sur la règle à calcul Mannheim et méthode pratique (applicable à toutes les règles à calcul) : à l'usage de MM. les ingéniers, architectes, conducteurs de travaux, élèves des écoles du gouvernement, des classes de mathématiques spéciales et de mathématiques élémentaires, etc. Huitième édition contenant un supplément
- Aerodynamic Scaling for Estimating the Mean Height of Dense Canopies
- Variability at Intermediate Depths at the Equator in the Atlantic Ocean in 2000-06: Annual Cycle, Equatorial Deep Jets, and Intraseasonal Meridional Velocity Fluctuations
- Climate and Dynamics - D05105 - Ozone loss driven by nitrogen oxides and triggered by stratospheric warmings can outweigh the effect of halogens (DOI 10.1029/2006JD007064)
- Interdecadal variation of the relationship between Indian rainfall and SSTA modes in the Indian Ocean
- A New East Asian Winter Monsoon Index and Associated Characteristics of the Winter Monsoon
- Influence of natural time-dependent variations of electrical conductivity on DC resistivity measurements
- Climatic-scale space-time variability of tropical precipitation
- Thermohaline finestructure and its relation to frontogenesis dynamics
- Mapping temperature using kriging with external drift : theory and an example from Scotland
- Stratospheric HNO3 measurements from 0.002-cm-1 resolution solar occultation spectra and improved spectroscopic line parameters in the 5.8 micrometer region
- Simulation of surface urban heat island under "ideal" conditions at night. Part 1 : theory and tests against field data
- The effect of variable currents on internal solitary waves
- PREDICTION OF DOWNWARD FLUX OF ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION FROM CLEAR SKIES
- SIX-MINUTE RAINFALL INTENSITY DATA FOR AN EXCEPTIONALLY HEAVY TROPICAL RAINSTORM
- THE VORTICITY EQUATION
- THE USE OF TIME SERIES ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN FORECASTING METEOROLOGICAL DROUGHT
- The transition to topographic normal modes