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Vertical Wind Shear Effects on Kelvin Wave-CISK Modes: Possible Relevance to 30~60 Day Oscillations

Published in Atmospheric Science

Shallow Reflection Seismics Using Firecrackers as the Source II: Field Experiments

Published in Geophysics

Finite Element Reverse Time Imaging for Earthquake Sources and Scatterers

Published in Geology

Ghost Interference and the Airgun Depth Determination

Published in Geophysics

Momentum Budgets of a Subtropical Squall Line Determined from Dual-Doppler Data

Published in Atmospheric Science

Shallow Reflection Seismics Using Firecracker as the Source, I: Firecracker

Published in Geophysics

Solar and Lunar Daily Geomagnetic Variations at Lunping from 1966 to 1989

Published in Space Science

A Method of Estimating the Block-Like Body Under the Ground from the Polarization Ellipse of the Magnetic Field

Published in Geophysics

An Application of T-X Domain Dip Filter in Extracting Water Bottom Multiples

Published in Oceanic Science

Diurnal Oscillation of the Convective Boundary Layer Part 2: Cloudy Atmosphere

Published in Atmospheric Science

Free-Air Gravity Map of Taiwan and Its Applications

Published in Geophysics

Sedimentation Rates in the Western Philippine Sea

Published in Oceanic Science

A Numerical Study of the Terrain Effects on a Squall Line

Published in Atmospheric Science

Radiation Effects in the Cloud-topped Marine Boundary Layer

Published in Atmospheric Science

Diurnal Oscillation of the Convective Boundary Layer Part 1: Cloud-free Atmosphere

Published in Atmospheric Science

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