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2014 (Volume 25)

Vol. 25, No. 1 (February)

Search results for: Climate changing

Terrestrial, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (TAO) - Search results for: Climate changing

Weather and Climate Research in Taiwan: Potential Application of GPS/MET Data

Published in Space Science

The Application of COSMIC Data to Global Change Research

Published in Space Science

Applications of COSMIC to Meteorology and Climate

Published in Space Science

The GPS Radio Occultation Technique

Published in Space Science

COSMIC System Description

Published in Space Science

Climate Characteristics of the CWB Global Forecast System:Hydrological Processes and Atmospheric Circulation

Published in Atmospheric Science

Atmospheric Solar Heating in Minor Absorption Bands

Published in Atmospheric Science

Biogenic Sedimentation Patterns in the Northern South China Sea:An Ultrahigh-Resolution Record MD972148 of the Past 150,000 Years from the IMAGES III -IPHIS Cruise

Published in Oceanic Science

Planktonic Foraminiferal Sea Surface Temperature Variations in the Southeast Atlantic Ocean: A High-Resolution Record MD962085 of the Past 400,000 Years from the IMAGES II-NAUSICAA Cruise

Published in Oceanic Science

The Greenhouse Gas-Induced Climate Change over the Indian Subcontinent as Projected by General Circulation Model Experiments

Published in Atmospheric Science

Simulation of Present-Day Climate Over the Indian Subcontinent by General Circulation Models

Published in Atmospheric Science

Regional Response of the NCAR CCM1 to Anomalous Surface Properties

Published in Atmospheric Science

Reassessment of CLIMAP Methods for Estimating Quaternary SeaSurface Temperatures:Examination Using Pacific Coretop Data Sets

Published in Oceanic Science

A Note on the Characteristics of P Coda Waves From Experimental Results

Published in Geophysics

Could Global Warming be a Blessing for Mankind?

Published in Atmospheric Science

A High-Resolution Hydrographic Contrast Between the East China Sea and the Japan Sea Based on Foraminiferal Isotopic Records for the Late Holocene

Published in Hydrology

A Study of Taiwan Background Atmosphere

Published in Atmospheric Science

Mineral-geochemical Association in Bottom Sediments of the East China Sea

Published in Oceanic Science

Monsoon Climate and Its Change in a Doubled CO₂ Atmosphere as Simulated by CSIR09 Model

Published in Atmospheric Science

A 5000-Year Pollen Record From Chitsai Lake, Central Taiwan

Published in Geology

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