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Sub-Kpc Scale Analysis of Stellar Chemical Abundance and Star Formation Distributions in Nearby Galaxies.
Sub-Kpc Scale Analysis of Stellar Chemical Abundance and Star Formation Distributions in Nearby Galaxies.
McKay, Myles Anthony Aaron Alexander.Astronomy. | University of Washington. | 2024
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Enhanced Shortwave Absorption and Rapid COVID-19 Spread: A Tale of Two Aerosol-Driven Impacts- [electronic resource]
Enhanced Shortwave Absorption and Rapid COVID-19 Spread: A Tale of Two Aerosol-Driven Impacts- [electronic resource]
Beeler, Payton.Energy, Environmental & Chemical En | Washington University in St. Louis. | 2023
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Ozone Stratosphere-Troposphere Exchange in the Past, Present, and Future- [electronic resource]
Ozone Stratosphere-Troposphere Exchange in the Past, Present, and Future- [electronic resource]
Wang, Mingcheng.Atmospheric Sciences. | University of Washington. | 2023
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Understanding Multiscale Tropical Cyclones-Environment Interactions: A Step Toward Bridging Knowledge Gaps Across the Weather-Climate Continuum- [electronic resource]
Understanding Multiscale Tropical Cyclones-Environment Interactions: A Step Toward Bridging Knowledge Gaps Across the Weather-Climate Continuum- [electronic resource]
Mazza, Edoardo.Atmospheric Sciences. | University of Washington. | 2023
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Linear Inverse Models for Coupled Atmosphere−Ocean Analysis and Prediction- [electronic resource]
Linear Inverse Models for Coupled Atmosphere−Ocean Analysis and Prediction- [electronic resource]
Taylor, Lindsey Michelle.Atmospheric Sciences. | University of Washington. | 2023
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Seastate-Dependent Sea Spray Heat Fluxes and Impacts on Tropical Cyclone Structure and Intensity Using Fully Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Model Simulations- [electronic resource]
Seastate-Dependent Sea Spray Heat Fluxes and Impacts on Tropical Cyclone Structure and Intensity Using Fully Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Model Simulations- [electronic resource]
Barr, Benjamin.Atmospheric Sciences. | University of Washington. | 2023
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Atmospheric Heat Transport: Variability, Trends, and the Role of Orography- [electronic resource]
Atmospheric Heat Transport: Variability, Trends, and the Role of Orography- [electronic resource]
Cox, Tyler.Atmospheric Sciences. | University of Washington. | 2023
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Overshooting Convection, Cirrus, and the Cold Point Tropopause in Global Storm-Resolving Models and Satellite Observations- [electronic resource]
Overshooting Convection, Cirrus, and the Cold Point Tropopause in Global Storm-Resolving Models and Satellite Observations- [electronic resource]
Nugent, Jacqueline M.Atmospheric Sciences. | University of Washington. | 2023
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Characterization of Smoke Particles Toward Improved Remote Sensing Retrievals and Chemical Transport Modeling.
Characterization of Smoke Particles Toward Improved Remote Sensing Retrievals and Chemical Transport Modeling.
Zhang, Chenchong.Energy, Environmental & Chemical | Washington University in St. Louis. | 2022
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Use of Aircraft and Remote Sensing Observations, and Global-Storm Resolving Models, to Investigate Mixed-Phase and Cold Cloud Processes.
Use of Aircraft and Remote Sensing Observations, and Global-Storm Resolving Models, to Investigate Mixed-Phase and Cold Cloud Processes.
Atlas, Rachel.Atmospheric Sciences. | University of Washington. | 2022
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