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- High levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide necessary for the termination of global glaciation
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- Characterization of Coherent structures in the Atmospheric Surface Layer
- Radiative forcing by mineral dust aerosols : sensitivity to key variables
- Cospectra of heat and moisture fluxes from measurements within a near-water air layer in calm conditions
- Nowcasting 2. Mesoscale observations and very short-range weather forecasting. Proceedings of the second international symposium on nowcasting, Norrkoeping, Sweden, 3-7 September 1984
- Implementing prediction of power from wind farms at utilities
- Concentration and 13C records of atmospheric methane in new Zealand and antarctica : evidence for changes in methane
- A bioclimatic design methodology for urban outdoor spaces
- THE APPLICATION OF THE TURKEL-ZWAS EXPLICIT LARGE TIME-STEP SCHEME TO A HEMISPHERIC BAROTROPIC MODEL WITH CONSTRAINT RESTORATION
- DYNAMICS OF KATABATIC WINDS IN COLORADO S BRUSH CREEK VALLEY
- ENTWICKLUNG DER ANALYSE UND VORHERSAGE MESOMETEOROLOGISCHER PROZESSE ALS WEG ZUR ERHOEHUNG DER LEISTUNGEN DER METEOROLOGIE GEGENUEBER DER VOLKSWIRTSCHAFT
- CORRECTIONS FOR SCATTERING OF RADIATION IN CLOUDS IN PHOTOMETRIC CLOUD-HEIGHT DETERMINATION
- MEASUREMENT OF SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE BY MICROWAVE RADIOMETER
- Modelling the continental effect of oxygen isotopes over Eurasia
- Comparison between the effect of heating from urban surface and that of mechanical mixing of urban atmosphere to heat Island
- Guide on sampling and analysis techniques for chemical constituents and physical properties in air and precipitation as applied at stations of the global atmosphere watch. Part 1 : carbon dioxide