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Detection of Equatorial Waves in Data

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Scale Interactions in Organized Tropical Convection

Scale Interactions in Organized Tropical Convection. George N. Kiladis Physical Sciences Division ESRL, NOAA. Why Study Tropical Convective Variability?. Tropical Convection acts as a primary “heat engine” for the atmospheric circulation

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Climate System Monitoring

Climate System Monitoring. Shotaro Tanaka Chief of climate diagnosis Climate Prediction Division of JMA. Contents. Introduction Monitoring of Tropical Conditions Features of El Nino/La Nina events Mudden Julian Oscillation (MJO) Asian Summer Monsoon Products Climate Diagnostic Meeting

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Earth Radiation Budget from NISTAR

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OUR LADY OF THE RESURRECTION MEDICAL CENTER

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Comparison of fluxes with models Nazim Bharmal ESSC, University of Reading

Comparison of fluxes with models Nazim Bharmal ESSC, University of Reading. ESSC 19 th July 2007. Study of divergence across atmosphere using data from AMF(s) and GERB. Partner to data are the model fluxes, here using the Edwards-Slingo code: Pristine-sky conditions (no aerosol, no cloud).

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Earth Radiation Budget Observations

Earth Radiation Budget Observations. Hai-Tien Lee Arnold Gruber University of Maryland College Park, CICS/ESSIC-NOAA Robert G. Ellingson Florida State University, Dept. of Meteorology Istvan Laszlo NOAA/NESDIS. NOAA/NESDIS Cooperative Research Program 3rd Annual Science Symposium.

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Comparison of GERB and Met Office UM broadband fluxes: SINERGEE project results

Comparison of GERB and Met Office UM broadband fluxes: SINERGEE project results. Richard Allan, Tony Slingo ESSC, Reading University. INTRODUCTION. - SINERGEE aims Comparison of GERB L2 broadband fluxes with Met Office forecast model (analysis times 00,06,12,18 GMT)

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Characterizing warm-ENSO variability in the Equatorial Pacific

Characterizing warm-ENSO variability in the Equatorial Pacific. An OLR Perspective A.M. Chiodi D.E. Harrison (submitted to J. Climate ). Warm-event US impacts. Smith et al. (1999) J. Climate. Rationale for an OLR-ENSO Index.

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Longwave Cloud Forcing Due to Tropical Cyclone Presence: August 1995

Longwave Cloud Forcing Due to Tropical Cyclone Presence: August 1995. Cristy King. What I want to know. If tropical cyclone (tropical depression, tropical storm, and hurricane) cloud cover affects the outgoing longwave radiation. Data.

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Introduction

1998. OLR. 1999. Interannual Variability of Surface Longwave Radiation over the African Continent as Derived from AVHRR. K.B. Karnauskas, University of Wisconsin- Madison *. kris@essic.umd.edu. Introduction. Results. Summary.

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