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A Complete Solution for the Radial Wind Structure of a Tropical Cyclone

Dan Chavas

FL2/1022

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Revisit Monin-Obukhov Similarity Theory and the Bulk Formula for Turbulence Parameterization

Jielun Sun

FL2/1022

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Energetics of NWP Models from the Bottom Up: Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Impact Predictions of Superstorm Sandy and Beyond

Shuyi S. Chen

FL2/1022

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High Resolution Simulations of Marine Atmospheric Boundary Layers Forced by Winds, Heating and Surface Waves

Peter Sullivan

FL2/1022

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Improvements of Cloud Microphysics Parameterizations and their Application

Kyo-Sun Lim

FL2/1022

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