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Turbulent flow over isolated forested hills of varying shape and steepness: influence on seed dispersal

Edward (Ned) Patton

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An observational evaluation of RKW theory in the southern Great Plains

Daniel Kirshbaum

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Towards Digital Twins of (3D Printed) Weather Stations for Gap Filling and Virtual Setup via AI/ML

Dr. Christopher Kadow

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Broadening of cloud droplet spectra through eddy hopping: Why did we all have it wrong?

Wojciech W. Grabowski

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An Hourly-Cycling Global Data Assimilation System

Laura Slivinski

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