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ULF Geomagnetic Changes Associated with Large Earthquakes

Published in Geophysics

Precipition Simulation Associated with Typhoon Sinlaku (2002) in Taiwan Area Using the LAPS Diabatic Initialization for MM5

Published in Atmospheric Science

Earthquake Time Series Analysis by Cantor Set Model in Taiwan

Published in Geophysics

Shallow Reflection Ssismics Aiding Geological Drilling into the Chelungpu Fault After 1999 Chi-Chi Earthquake, Taiwan

Published in Geology

Detection of a Non-local Seismicity Pattern Prior to Larger-size Earthquakes in Taiwan

Published in Geophysics

An Infrared Rainfall Algorithm for the MCSs Prevailing over the South China Sea in the Mei-Yu Season

Published in Atmospheric Science

The Detection of Three Active Faults on the Taoyuan Terrace, Northwestern Taiwan by Shallow Reflection Seismics

Published in Geophysics

Fault Detection by 2D Resistivity Inversion on a Topographic Area

Published in Geophysics

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 Detection of Active Faults on Taiwan Using Shallow Reflection Seismics

Published in Geophysics

Application of CSAMT Method for Gold-copper Deposits, Chinkuashih Area, Northern Taiwan

Published in Geophysics

A Preliminary Analysis of the Taiwan Hualien Radar Data

Published in Atmospheric Science

Measurement of Dissolved Organic Carbon in Seawater: A Comparison between the High-Temperature Catalytic Oxidation Method and the Persulfate Oxidation Method

Published in Oceanic Science

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