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precipitation measurement for operational use. WMO Operational Hydrology Report 21 (WMO-NO. 589)
Shackleton, N.J. and J. Imbrie, 1990: The d18 0 spectrum of oceanic
deep water over a five-decade band. Climatic Change 16, 217-230 (3.7)
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cyclone motion: A comparison of predictor screening and EOF techniques.
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Problems and Prospects in Long and Medium Range Weather Forecasting.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, pp. 109 (14.4)
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sphere: Normal modes of the primitive and quasigeostrophic equations. J.
Atmos. Sei. 33, 1454-1477 (15.5)
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forecasts. Part I: Experiment with four parameterization packages. Mon.
Wea. Rev.118, 1043-1064 (1.2)
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