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Measuring Winds from Space to Reduce the Uncertainty in the Southern Ocean Carbon Fluxes: Science Requirements and Proposed Mission
Strong winds in Southern Ocean storms drive air-sea carbon and heat fluxes. These fluxes are inte...
Joellen L Russell, David G Long, Paul Chang, Madeline Cowell, Enrique Curchitser, Michael S Dinniman, Charles Fellows, Paul Goodman, Eileen Hofmann, Zorana Jelenak, John Klinck, John P Krasting, Nicole Suzanne Lovenduski, Marcus Lofverstrom, Matthew R Mazloff, Shelley Petroy, Anjani Polit, Ernesto Rodriguez, Oscar Schofield, Ad Stoffelen, Ronald J Stouffer, Rik Wanninkhof, Carl Weimer, Xubin Zeng
| Journal: Essoar | Year: 2021 | doi: https://doi.org/10.1002/essoar.10506276.1
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Seasonal Climate Extremes: Mechanisms, Predictability & Responses to Global Warming
Climate extremes are rarely occurring natural phenomena in the climate system. They often pose on...
ME Shongwe | University: Utrecht University | Year: 2010
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A synoptic climatology of convective weather in the Netherlands
Six kinds of convective weather phenomena : thunderstorm, tornado, hail, heavy shower, wind gust ...
D Hongnian | Year: 1993 | Pages: 0
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Conceptual models of severe convective weather in the Netherlands
Fifty cases of severe convective weather in the Netherlands have been analysed.
According to thei...
D Hongnian | Year: 1993 | Pages: 0
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Quantifying the Effect of Different Urban Planning Strategies on Heat Stress for Current and Future Climates in the Agglomeration of The Hague (The Netherlands)
In the Netherlands, there will be an urgent need for additional housing by the year 2040, which m...
S Koopmans, RJ Ronda, GJ Steeneveld, AAM Holtslag, AMG Klein Tank | Status: published | Journal: Atmosphere | Volume: 9 | Year: 2018 | First page: 353 | doi: https://doi.org/10.3390/atmos9090353
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