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Original Research Papers

Cloud radiative forcing ratio: An analytical model

Petr Chýlek, J. G. D. Wong
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01 Jan 1998

50(3):259-264
Questions involving the use of traditional convection parameterization in NWP models with a higher resolution

Ulla Hammarstrand
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01 Jan 1998

50(3):265-282
Entrainment and detrainment required to explain updraft properties and work dissipation

L. M. Michaud
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01 Jan 1998

50(3):283-301
The rôle of planetary waves in the formation of polar stratospheric clouds

H. Teitelbaum, R. Sadourny
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01 Jan 1998

50(3):302-312
Comparison of three land-surface schemes with the Fourier amplitude sensitivity test (FAST)

Ernesto Rodríguez-Camino, Roni Avissar
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01 Jan 1998

50(3):313-332
Analysis of the sea-level variability along the Chinese coast and estimation of the impact of a CO₂-perturbed atmospheric circulation

Maochang Cui, Eduardo Zorita
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01 Jan 1998

50(3):333-347
ECBILT: a dynamic alternative to mixed boundary conditions in ocean models

J. D. Opsteegh, R. J. Haarsma, F. M. Selten, A. Kattenberg
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01 Jan 1998

50(3):348-367

Volume 50 -

Issue 3 - 1998

Original Research Papers

Cloud radiative forcing ratio: An analytical model

Questions involving the use of traditional convection parameterization in NWP models with a higher resolution

Entrainment and detrainment required to explain updraft properties and work dissipation

The rôle of planetary waves in the formation of polar stratospheric clouds

Comparison of three land-surface schemes with the Fourier amplitude sensitivity test (FAST)

Analysis of the sea-level variability along the Chinese coast and estimation of the impact of a CO2-perturbed atmospheric circulation

ECBILT: a dynamic alternative to mixed boundary conditions in ocean models

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