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Abstract Equivalent potential temperature is a widely used thermodynamic variable in atmospheric science. However, various formulations have been proposed in the literature over the last one and half‐century but their differences and connections are not straightforward to be understood.
Jian‐Feng Gu, Zhe‐Min Tan
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Some aspects of user needs for an air-launched, expendable free-drifting buoy [PDF]
Research objectives were determined based on user's needs in which an airlaunched, free-drifting buoy would significantly contribute to the accomplishment of these objectives.
Vukovich, F. M.
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High-Resolution Satellite Imagery for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies [PDF]
David B. Johnson+2 more
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Abstract Forecasting multiscale properties of the solar wind is one of the important aspects of space weather prediction as mesoscales, larger than 1 min, can affect the magnetosphere. Amongst forecasting techniques, the analog ensemble (AnEn) method allows the forecast of a quantity from its past behavior, is easy and quick to implement, and results ...
Pauline A. Simon+3 more
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The 1981 current research on aviation weather (bibliography) [PDF]
Current and ongoing research programs related to various areas of aviation meteorology are presented. Literature searches of major abstract publications, were conducted.
Daniel, J., Frost, W.
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Quantification of Predictive Skill for Mesoscale and Synoptic-Scale Meteorological Features as a Function of Horizontal Grid Resolution [PDF]
Stephen S. Weygandt, Nelson L. Seaman
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Morphoevolutive drivers on a rapidly‐evolving soft rocky cliff and connected shore platform system
A multi‐source approach combining UAV surveys, optical satellite images and meteo‐marine data identifies key morphoevolutive drivers on a soft rocky cliff system. Results highlight the role of lithology and structure as primary controls, with marine and rainfall forcing acting as preparatory agents in a rapidly evolving coastal landscape.
Davide Torre+6 more
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The Performance of GRAMM-SCI and WRF in Simulating the Surface-Energy Budget and Thermally Driven Winds in an Alpine Valley. [PDF]
Simonet G, Oettl D, Lehner M.
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