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A Year-Long Continuous Large Eddy Simulation Centered Around the CABAUW Observational Site

Harm Jonker

FL2/1022

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Introducing libmpdata++ and libcloudph++ - Reusable Software for Atmospheric Modelling

Sylwester Arabas

FL2/1022

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Linear Filtering of Sample Covariances for Ensemble Data Assimilation: Theory and Applications of Optimality Criteria

Benjamin Menetrier

FL2/1022

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Observation of Aerosol Properties from Geostationary Imager over East Asia

Jhoon Kim

FL2/1022

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Convective-scale Data Assimilation: What We Have Learned and Where We Are Going

Jenny Sun

FL2/1022

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