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CASP-II AND THE CANADIAN CYCLONES DURING THE 1989-92 COLD SEASONS
Authors: GYAKUM JR ZHANG DL WITTE J THOMAS K WINTELS W
Citation: Jr. Gyakum et al., CASP-II AND THE CANADIAN CYCLONES DURING THE 1989-92 COLD SEASONS, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 1-16
PREFACE
Authors: SMITH PC STEWART RE
Citation: Pc. Smith et Re. Stewart, PREFACE, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 3-3
A MULTISCALE ANALYSIS OF A CASE OF SLOW GROWTH RAPID CYCLOGENESIS DURING CASP-II
Authors: GYAKUM JR STEWART RE
Citation: Jr. Gyakum et Re. Stewart, A MULTISCALE ANALYSIS OF A CASE OF SLOW GROWTH RAPID CYCLOGENESIS DURING CASP-II, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 17-50
THE LIFE-CYCLE OF THE INTENSE IOP-14 STORM DURING CASP-II .1. ANALYSIS AND SIMULATIONS
Authors: HUO ZH ZHANG DL GYAKUM J
Citation: Zh. Huo et al., THE LIFE-CYCLE OF THE INTENSE IOP-14 STORM DURING CASP-II .1. ANALYSIS AND SIMULATIONS, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 51-80
THE LIFE-CYCLE OF THE INTENSE IOP-14 STORM DURING CASP-II .2. SENSITIVITY EXPERIMENTS
Authors: HUO ZH ZHANG DL GYAKUM J
Citation: Zh. Huo et al., THE LIFE-CYCLE OF THE INTENSE IOP-14 STORM DURING CASP-II .2. SENSITIVITY EXPERIMENTS, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 81-102
WARM FRONTAL STRUCTURE IN ASSOCIATION WITH A RAPIDLY DEEPENING EXTRATROPICAL CYCLONE
Authors: HUDAK DR STEWART RE THOMSON AD LIST R
Citation: Dr. Hudak et al., WARM FRONTAL STRUCTURE IN ASSOCIATION WITH A RAPIDLY DEEPENING EXTRATROPICAL CYCLONE, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 103-132
HORIZONTAL AIRCRAFT PASSES ACROSS O-DEGREES-C REGIONS WITHIN WINTER STORMS
Authors: STEWART RE CRAWFORD RW SZETO KK HUDAK DR
Citation: Re. Stewart et al., HORIZONTAL AIRCRAFT PASSES ACROSS O-DEGREES-C REGIONS WITHIN WINTER STORMS, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 133-159
AIRBORNE SURVEYS OF THE ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY-LAYER ABOVE THE MARGINALICE-ZONE ON THE NEWFOUNDLAND SHELF
Authors: SMITH PC MACPHERSON JL
Citation: Pc. Smith et Jl. Macpherson, AIRBORNE SURVEYS OF THE ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY-LAYER ABOVE THE MARGINALICE-ZONE ON THE NEWFOUNDLAND SHELF, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 161-184
COMPARISON OF AIRBORNE ELECTROMAGNETIC ICE THICKNESS DATA WITH NOAA AVHRR AND ERS-1/SAR IMAGES/
Authors: PRINSENBERG SJ PETERSON IK HOLLADAY S
Citation: Sj. Prinsenberg et al., COMPARISON OF AIRBORNE ELECTROMAGNETIC ICE THICKNESS DATA WITH NOAA AVHRR AND ERS-1/SAR IMAGES/, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 185-205
COMPARISON OF CANADIAN DAILY ICE CHARTS WITH SURFACE OBSERVATIONS OFFNEWFOUNDLAND, WINTER 1992
Authors: CARRIERES T GREENAN B PRINSENBERG S PETERSON IK
Citation: T. Carrieres et al., COMPARISON OF CANADIAN DAILY ICE CHARTS WITH SURFACE OBSERVATIONS OFFNEWFOUNDLAND, WINTER 1992, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 207-226
CURRENT-METER OBSERVATIONS FROM THE LABRADOR AND NEWFOUNDLAND SHELVESAND COMPARISONS WITH BAROTROPIC MODEL PREDICTIONS AND IIP SURFACE CURRENTS
Authors: NARAYANAN S PRINSENBERG S SMITH PC
Citation: S. Narayanan et al., CURRENT-METER OBSERVATIONS FROM THE LABRADOR AND NEWFOUNDLAND SHELVESAND COMPARISONS WITH BAROTROPIC MODEL PREDICTIONS AND IIP SURFACE CURRENTS, Atmosphere-ocean, 34(1), 1996, pp. 227-255
EVIDENCE OF WIND-DRIVEN UPWELLING IN STRAIT,JACQUES,CARTIER
Authors: BOURQUE MC KELLEY DE
Citation: Mc. Bourque et De. Kelley, EVIDENCE OF WIND-DRIVEN UPWELLING IN STRAIT,JACQUES,CARTIER, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(4), 1995, pp. 621-637
OCEANOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF HECATE STRAIT AND QUEEN-CHARLOTTE-SOUND IN SUMMER
Authors: CRAWFORD WR WOODWARD MJ FOREMAN MGG THOMSON RE
Citation: Wr. Crawford et al., OCEANOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF HECATE STRAIT AND QUEEN-CHARLOTTE-SOUND IN SUMMER, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(4), 1995, pp. 639-681
A COUPLED ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN MODEL FOR TRANSIENT CLIMATE-CHANGE STUDIES
Authors: RUSSELL GL MILLER JR RIND D
Citation: Gl. Russell et al., A COUPLED ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN MODEL FOR TRANSIENT CLIMATE-CHANGE STUDIES, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(4), 1995, pp. 683-730
SOME DYNAMICAL CONSEQUENCES OF GREENHOUSE-GAS WARMING
Authors: BOER GJ
Citation: Gj. Boer, SOME DYNAMICAL CONSEQUENCES OF GREENHOUSE-GAS WARMING, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(4), 1995, pp. 731-751
SENSITIVITY OF TRANSIENT EDDIES TO CLIMATE-CHANGE IN THE CCC GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL
Authors: GUTOWSKI WJ NENDICK PC BRANSCOME LE
Citation: Wj. Gutowski et al., SENSITIVITY OF TRANSIENT EDDIES TO CLIMATE-CHANGE IN THE CCC GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(4), 1995, pp. 753-770
OBSERVING SYSTEMS AND DATA SETS RELATED TO THE CRYOSPHERE IN CANADA -A CONTRIBUTION TO PLANNING FOR THE GLOBAL CLIMATE OBSERVING SYSTEM
Authors: BARRY RG
Citation: Rg. Barry, OBSERVING SYSTEMS AND DATA SETS RELATED TO THE CRYOSPHERE IN CANADA -A CONTRIBUTION TO PLANNING FOR THE GLOBAL CLIMATE OBSERVING SYSTEM, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(4), 1995, pp. 771-807
VALIDATION OF SYNOPTIC CIRCULATION PATTERNS SIMULATED BY THE CANADIANCLIMATE CENTER GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL FOR WESTERN NORTH-AMERICA - RESEARCH NOTE
Authors: MCKENDRY IG STEYN DG MCBEAN G
Citation: Ig. Mckendry et al., VALIDATION OF SYNOPTIC CIRCULATION PATTERNS SIMULATED BY THE CANADIANCLIMATE CENTER GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL FOR WESTERN NORTH-AMERICA - RESEARCH NOTE, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(4), 1995, pp. 809-825
REGIONAL-ANALYSIS OF CLIMATIC SIMULATIONS OF THE CANADIAN GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL FOR THE TERRITORY OF QUEBEC
Authors: VIAU AA ROYER A ANSSEAU C BOIVIN J
Citation: Aa. Viau et al., REGIONAL-ANALYSIS OF CLIMATIC SIMULATIONS OF THE CANADIAN GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL FOR THE TERRITORY OF QUEBEC, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(3), 1995, pp. 389-406
SENSITIVITY OF CLIMATE SIMULATIONS TO THE PARAMETERIZATION OF CUMULUSCONVECTION IN THE CANADIAN CLIMATE CENTER GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL
Authors: ZHANG GJ MCFARLANE NA
Citation: Gj. Zhang et Na. Mcfarlane, SENSITIVITY OF CLIMATE SIMULATIONS TO THE PARAMETERIZATION OF CUMULUSCONVECTION IN THE CANADIAN CLIMATE CENTER GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(3), 1995, pp. 407-446
NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF AN INTENSE CONVECTIVE SYSTEM ASSOCIATED WITH THE JULY 1987 MONTREAL FLOOD .1. GRAVITY-WAVES AND THE SQUALL LINE
Authors: BELAIR S ZHANG DL MAILHOT J
Citation: S. Belair et al., NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF AN INTENSE CONVECTIVE SYSTEM ASSOCIATED WITH THE JULY 1987 MONTREAL FLOOD .1. GRAVITY-WAVES AND THE SQUALL LINE, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(3), 1995, pp. 447-473
NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF AN INTENSE CONVECTIVE SYSTEM ASSOCIATED WITH THE JULY 1987 MONTREAL FLOOD .2. A TRAILING STRATIFORM RAINBAND
Authors: BELAIR S ZHANG DL MAILHOT J
Citation: S. Belair et al., NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF AN INTENSE CONVECTIVE SYSTEM ASSOCIATED WITH THE JULY 1987 MONTREAL FLOOD .2. A TRAILING STRATIFORM RAINBAND, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(3), 1995, pp. 475-500
ON MODELING TORNADOES IN ISOLATION FROM THE PARENT STORM
Authors: FIEDLER BH
Citation: Bh. Fiedler, ON MODELING TORNADOES IN ISOLATION FROM THE PARENT STORM, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(3), 1995, pp. 501-512
DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEW CCC GCM LONGWAVE RADIATION MODEL FOR EXTENSIONINTO THE MIDDLE ATMOSPHERE/
Authors: FOMICHEV VI BLANCHET JP
Citation: Vi. Fomichev et Jp. Blanchet, DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEW CCC GCM LONGWAVE RADIATION MODEL FOR EXTENSIONINTO THE MIDDLE ATMOSPHERE/, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(3), 1995, pp. 513-529
THE ROLE OF AIR-SEA HEAT FLUXES IN ANNUAL AND INTERANNUAL OCEAN TEMPERATURE VARIABILITY ON THE EASTERN NEWFOUNDLAND SHELF
Authors: UMOH JU LODER JW PETRIE B
Citation: Ju. Umoh et al., THE ROLE OF AIR-SEA HEAT FLUXES IN ANNUAL AND INTERANNUAL OCEAN TEMPERATURE VARIABILITY ON THE EASTERN NEWFOUNDLAND SHELF, Atmosphere-ocean, 33(3), 1995, pp. 531-568
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