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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

The Scientific Project for ROCSAT-1/OCI

Published in Space Science

Sensor Calibration of the Ocean Color Imager

Published in Space Science

Ocean Color Imager:Instrument Description and Its Performance

Published in Space Science

Instrument Performance of the Ocean Color Imager

Published in Space Science

The Organization of Convection in a Mei-yu Frontal Rainband

Published in Atmospheric Science

Sources and Sinks of Lead and Other Trace Metals Enriched in the Surface Sediments of Remote Subalpine Lakes in Taiwan

Published in Atmospheric Science

Oceanic Phenomena Northeast of Taiwan From Almaz SAR Image

Published in Oceanic Science

Surface Geology and Biology at the Head of Kaoping Canyon off Southwestern Taiwan

Published in Oceanic Science

Goddard Cumulus Enble Model. Part II: Applications for Studying Cloud Precipitating Processes and for NASA TRMM

Published in Atmospheric Science

Site Resonance Observed At Yan-Liau Station in Hualien, Taiwan

Published in Geophysics

Structure of a Low-Level Jet and it's Role in Triggering and Organizing Moist Convection over Taiwan: A TAMEX Case Study

Published in Atmospheric Science

Azimuth-Dependent Site Amplification

Published in Geophysics

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