Abstract: An analytical approach to the minimization of total active disc area

Abstract: Slow-start procedures were developed decades ago in order to provide a smoother evolution in numerical simulations performed with three-time-level integration schemes. The advantages of a slow start versus a conventional ...

Abstract: The NOAA/EDIS Center for Environmental Assessment Services conducted a benefit-cost study of its publication on assessments of crop-related weather information for foreign countries. As a background for the investigation, ...

Abstract: Climate influences the abundance of Atlantic mackerel, Scomberscombrus, in several ways. In the southerncontingent, the timing of the spawning migration is functionally related to sea surface temperature. Wefound this ...

Abstract: Assessments of economic conditions by region or sector attempt to include relevant climatic variability through residual adjustment techniques. There is no direct consideration of climatic fluctuations. Three recent severe ...

Abstract: A polarimetric melting-layer detection algorithm developed for an S-band radar has been modified for use by the King City C-band radar in southern Ontario, Canada. The technique ingests radar scan volume data to determine ...

Abstract: ecent studies have shown that the transient climate response to cumulative carbon emissions (TCRE) of the global temperature can be well approximated by a constant value for cumulative emissions up to about 2 TtC. However, ...

Abstract: limate models developed within a given research group or institution are prone to share structural similarities, which may induce resembling features in their simulations of the earth?s climate. This assertion, known as ...

Abstract: The quenching performance of a copper nanofluid (copper nanoparticles in deionized water), prepared using laser ablation, is compared to deionized water in both the still and agitated state. The nanoparticles significantly ...