Cover Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences

 

Volume 52 (1995): Issue 23 (Dec 1995)

Print ISSN:
0022-4928
Online ISSN:
1520-0469
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EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL
ARTICLES
Wide-Area Determination of Cloud Microphysical Properties from NOAA AVHRR Measurements for FIRE and ASTEX Regions
Dynamical Characteristics of Cirrus Clouds from Aircraft and Radar Observations in Micro and Meso-γ Scales
Multiwavelength Observations of a Developing Cloud System: The FIRE II 26 November 1991 Case Study
Examination of Coupling between an Upper-Tropospheric Cloud System and Synoptic-Scale Dynamics Diagnosed from Wind Profiler and Radiosonde Data
Ground-Based Remote Sensing of Cloud Particle Sizes during the 26 November 1991 FIRE II Cirrus Case: Comparisons with In Situ Data
Remote Sounding of Cirrus Cloud Optical Depths and Ice Crystal Sizes from AVHRR Data: Verification Using FIRE II IFO Measurements
Dynamical Structure and Turbulence in Cirrus Clouds: Aircraft Observations during FIRE
Validation of Satellite Retrievals of Cloud Microphysics and Liquid Water Path Using Observations from FIRE
Upper-Tropospheric Aerosol Sampled during Project FIRE IFO II
Satellite Remote Sensing of Multiple Cloud Layers
Selection of the 1.375-µm MODIS Channel for Remote Sensing of Cirrus Clouds and Stratospheric Aerosols from Space
Cirrus Cloud Properties Derived from High Spectral Resolution Infrared Spectrometry during FIRE II. Part I: The High Resolution Interferometer Sounder (HIS) Systems
Cirrus Cloud Properties Derived from High Spectral Resolution Infrared Spectrometry during FIRE II. Part II: Aircraft HIS Results
Cirrus Cloud Properties Derived from High Spectral Resolution Infrared Spectrometry during FIRE II. Part III: Ground-Based HIS Results
Cloud Boundary Statistics during FIRE II
Relating Cirrus Cloud Properties to Observed Fluxes: A Critical Assessment
Relative Humidity and Temperature Influences on Cirrus Formation and Evolution: Observations from Wave Clouds and FIRE II
Understanding Satellite Cirrus Cloud Climatologies with Calibrated Lidar Optical Depths
Parameterization of Ice Crystal Conversion Processes Due to Vapor Deposition for Mesoscale Models Using Double-Moment Basis Functions. Part I: Basic Formulation and Parcel Model Results
Theoretical Aspects of Modeling Backscattering by Cirrus Ice Particles at Millimeter Wavelengths
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