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2017 (Volume 28)

Vol. 28, No. 4 (August)

Search results for: Space observation

Terrestrial, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (TAO) - Search results for: Space observation

Sprites identification and their spatial distributions in JEM-GLIMS nadir observations

Published in Space Science

PMSE long term observations using SuperDARN SANAE HF radar measurements

Published in Space Science

Advanced Ionospheric Probe scientific mission onboard FORMOSAT-5 satellite

Published in Space Science

Shipping routes in the South China Sea and northern Indian Ocean and associated monsoonal influences

Published in Atmospheric Science

ISUAL Imager and far-ultraviolet spectrophotometer degradation

Published in Space Science

Assessing water resources vulnerability and resilience of southern Taiwan to climate change

Published in Hydrology

Selected results from the ISUAL/FORMOSAT2 mission

Published in Space Science

An observing system simulation experiment for FORMOSAT-5/AIP probing topside ionospheric plasma irregularities by using DEMETER/IAP

Published in Space Science

Taiwan Borehole Seismometer Application in Earthquake Early Warning

Published in Geophysics

Revisiting oceanic elves and lightning occurrence rate during El Niño and La Niña episodes over a 10-year time frame

Published in Space Science

Sprite possibly produced by two distinct positive cloud-to-ground lightning flashes

Published in Space Science

An Effective Gap Filtering Method for Landsat ETM+ SLC-Off Data

Published in Atmospheric Science

Bias Correction of MRI-WRF Dynamic Downscaling Datasets

Published in Hydrology

Evaluating Extreme Rainfall Changes over Taiwan Using a Standardized Index

Published in Hydrology

Constructing a 1-km Gridded Multi-Scalar Drought Index Dataset (1960 - 2012) in Taiwan Based on the Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index-SPEI

Published in Hydrology

Summer Convective Afternoon Rainfall Simulation and Projection Using WRF Driven by Global Climate Model. Part II: Over South China and Luzon

Published in Hydrology

Solar-Blind Ultraviolet Upwelling Radiance Diurnal Variation Led by Observation Geometry Factors on Geostationary Attitude Sensor Limb Viewing

Published in Space Science

Surface wind energy trends near Taiwan in winter since 1871

Published in Atmospheric Science

Composite materials application on FORMOSAT-5 remote sensing instrument structure

Published in Space Science

Mirror lightweight for a spaceborne remote sensing instrument

Published in Space Science

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