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The interaction of jet/front systems and mountain waves: Implications for lower stratospheric aviation turbulence
 The dynamics of wildfire-generated dry convection: Fundamental processes and complicating factors
 
Measurement and modeling of the activity, energy, and emissions of conventional and alternative vehicles
 Measurement and modeling ammonia emissions from broiler litter
 
Incorporation of the model of aerosol dynamics, reaction, ionization, and dissolution (MADRID) into the weather research and forecasting model with chemistry (WRF/Chem): Model development and retrospective applications
 Simulation of ocean circulation around the Galapagos Archipelago using a hybrid coordinate ocean model (HYCOM)
 
Spherical microwave confinement and ball lightning
 Three-dimensional modeling of ozone and particulate matter: Model improvement and evaluation
 
Climate and Tropical Cyclones
 Analysis and Prediction of West African Moist Events during the Boreal Spring of 2009
 
Satellite Observations of Low Marine Clouds
 Modeling Tropical Cyclone Induced Inland Flooding at Tar Pamlico River Basin of North Carolina
 
Examination of Inter-relationships among Atmospheric Transport Patterns, Ozone Concentrations, and Human Health Endpoints in New York State
 Characteristics-Based Methods for Efficient Parallel Integration of the Atmospheric Dynamical Equations
 
Sensitivity of WRF simulations of Hurricane Ivan to horizontal resolution
 West African Seasonal Climate Variability and Predictability
 
Atmospheric Characteristics of Cool Season Intermittent Precipitation Near Portland, Oregon
 Marine Organic Aerosols and Their Implication to Climate
 
Understanding the Transport, Chemical Transformation, and Biogeochemical Impact of Mineral Dust
 Observed and Simulated Supercell Demise Depicted by VORTEX2 Observations