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Pubs.GISS: Ottaviani et al. 2008: Time-resolved polarimetry over water waves: Relating glints and su
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Pubs.GISS: Ottaviani et al. 2008: Time-resolved polarimetry over water waves: Relating glints and surface statistics Go to
Pubs.GISS: Lee et al. 2011: Relating tropical ocean clouds to moist processes using water vapor isot
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Pubs.GISS: Lee et al. 2011: Relating tropical ocean clouds to moist processes using water vapor isotope measurements Go
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of earlier global biospheric carbon models. This research is a first step toward relating climatic variables to
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order to deconvolve changes occurring in the NINO3.4 region from those relating to local
Pubs.GISS: Shaw et al. 2021: Using satellite observations to evaluate model microphysical representa
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fraction and phase in the winter and spring. By relating modelled cloud phase metrics
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remain a useful test of our understanding of the mechanisms relating dust radiative forcing to
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important activities that GCSS promoted were the following: * Identify key questions about cloud systems relating to parameterization
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circulation of the Arctic is the basis for considering questions relating to transport
Pubs.GISS: Peteet et al. 2009: Deglaciation in the southeastern Laurentide sector and the Hudson Val
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histories of the region. A recent review of literature relating to the
Pubs.GISS: Alexandrov and Lacis 2000: A new three-parameter cloud/aerosol particle size distribution
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simple formulas for the effective radius and variance and relating these to other
Pubs.GISS: Myhre et al. 2017: PDRMIP: A Precipitation Driver and Response Model Intercomparison Proj
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a large set of climate models. PDRMIP focuses on understanding how precipitation changes relating to rapid
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volcanic forcing, leading to different responses in tropical hydroclimate. Recently, theoretical considerations relating the intertropical
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grounded in the field of Public Administration and those relating to GSFC
Pubs.GISS: Folberth et al. 2019: Parameterization-induced uncertainties and impacts of crop manageme
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in an integrated manner to avoid bias resulting from disregarded core model domains. Finally, relating evaluations of the
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K. Stamnes, W. Su, and W. Wiscombe, 2008: Time-resolved polarimetry over water waves: Relating glints and surface
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Eldering, A. LeGrande , J.-L.F. Li, G. Schmidt , and S. Sodemann, 2011: Relating tropical ocean clouds to
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II: A Global Assessment . D.A. Wilhite, Ed., Routledge Publishers, pp. 264-272. Rind, D. , 2000: Relating paleoclimate data and
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K. Stamnes, W. Su, and W. Wiscombe, 2008: Time-resolved polarimetry over water waves: Relating glints and surface
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Eldering, A. LeGrande , J.-L.F. Li, G. Schmidt , and S. Sodemann, 2011: Relating tropical ocean clouds to