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| adam_text | THIRD CONFERENCE ON MOUNTAIN METEOROLOGY OCTOBER 16-19, 1984 PORTLAND,
OREGON SPONSORED BY AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY AND USDA FOREST
SERVICE PHOTO/COVER CAPTION: WAVE CLOUD OVER MOUNTAINS PHOTOGRAPHED FROM
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CONSTITUTE FORMAL PUBLICATION. AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 45 BEACON
STREET, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02108 U.S.A. UB/TIB HANNOVER 89 116981
113... TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE FOREWORD I AUTHOR INDEX VIII SESSION 1:
WIND AND TEMPERATURE IN COMPLEX TERRAIN: MODELING CHAIRPERSON: MARVIN H.
DICKERSON, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB., LIVERMORE, CALIF. 1.1
NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF TERRAIN INDUCED MESOSCALE CIRCULATIONS AND 1
POLLUTANT TRANSPORT IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY. RAYMOND W. ARRITT AND
ROGER A. PIELKE, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 1.2 A
PARAMETRIC MODEL FOR CALCULATION OF ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW 5 IN
AREAS OF COMPLEX TERRAIN. PATRICK A. HAINES, UNIV. OF DAYTON, DAYTON,
OHIO 1.3 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF REGIONAL BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW IN WESTERN
9 COLORADO. D. C. BADER AND T. B. MCKEE, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT.
COLLINS, COLO. 1.4 A DIAGNOSTIC THREE-DIMENSIONAL MASS AND MOMENTUM
CONSERVING WIND MODEL 13 FOR COMPLEX TERRAIN. MICHAEL A. FOSBERG, USDA
FOREST SERVICE, RIVERSIDE, CALIF. 1.5 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MODEL
COMPLEXITY AND DATA BASE QUALITY FOR 17 COMPLEX TERRAIN TRACER
EXPERIMENTS. ROLF LANGE, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB., LIVERMORE,
CALIF., AND LEONARD 0. MYRUP, UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS, CALIF. 1.6 A
NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF ENTRAINMENT IN PURE KATABATIC FLOWS. 22
CARMEN J. NAPPO AND K. SHANKAR RAO, ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE AND DIFFUSION
DIV. (ATDD)/NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA), OAK
RIDGE, TENN. 1.7 TRANSIENT FLOW OVER MOUNTAINS. PETER R. BANNON AND
JOSEPH A. ZEHNDER, * UNIV. OF CHICAGO, CHICAGO, 111. 1.8 NUMERICAL
CALCULATIONS OF STRATIFIED EKMAN LAYER FLOW OVER RIDGES WITH 26 A FINITE
ELEMENT MODEL. R. L. LEE AND J. M. LEONE, JR., LAWRENCE LIVERMORE
NATIONAL LAB., LIVERMORE, CALIF. 1.9 PARTIAL REFLECTION OF MOUNTAIN
WAVES: THEORY AND APPLICATION. WILLIAM 31 BLUMEN, UNIV. OF COLORADO,
BOULDER, COLO. 1.10 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BARRIER WINDS WITH DIABATIC
INFLUENCES. 34 KENNETH T. WAIGHT, THOMAS R. PARISH, AND JOHN D. MARWITZ,
UNIV. OF WYOMING, LARAMIE, WYO. SESSION 2: WIND AND TEMPERATURE IN
COMPLEX TERRAIN: OBSERVATIONS CHAIRPERSON: THOMAS B. MCKEE, COLORADO
STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 2.1 TOWING TANK STUDIES OF STRATIFIED
FLOW OVER RIDGES AND VALLEYS. J. T. 37 LEE, SUMNER BARR, LOS ALAMOS
NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.M., ROBERT E. LAWSON, JR., WILLIAM H.
SNYDER, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA), RESEARCH TRIANGLE PK.,
N.C., AND G. L. MARSH, NORTHROP SERVICES, INC., RESEARCH TRIANGLE PK.,
N.C. 2.2 OBSERVATIONS OF SURFACE FLOW OVER A THREE DIMENSIONAL HILL IN A
STABLE 42 AND NEUTRAL BOUNDARY LAYER. R. WILLIAM FURMAN, USDA FOREST
SERVICE, FT. COLLINS, COLO, AND GENE L. WOOLDRIDGE, UTAH STATE UNIV.,
LOGAN, UTAH 2.3 THE USE OF FROUDE NUMBERS TO REPRESENT AIRFLOW PATTERNS
AROUND AN 46 ISOLATED MOUNTAIN. GENE L. WOOLDRIDGE, UTAH STATE UNIV.,
LOGAN, UTAH AND R. WILLIAM FURMAN, USDA FOREST SERVICE, FT. COLLINS,
COLO. *MANUSCRIPT NOT AVAILABLE; IF RECEIVED IN TIME, IT WILL APPEAR AT
BACK OF BOOK. III 2 4 COMPARISONS OF EXTRAPOLATION AND INTERPOLATION OF
SURFACE WIND * VELOCITIES ON AN ISOLATED MOUNTAIN. BILL RYAN, USDA
FOREST SERVICE, RIVERSIDE, CALIF. 2 5 THE EFFECT OF ELEVATION AND ASPECT
ON WIND, TEMPERATURE, AND HUMIDITY. * MORRIS H. MCCUTCHAN AND DOUGLAS G.
FOX, USDA FOREST SERVICE, FT. COLLINS, COLO. 2.6 RIDGECREST WINDS IN
MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN. ROBERT W. BAKER, JOHN E. 50 WADE, AND P. OLA G.
PERSSON, OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS, ORE. 2.7 DISSIPATION OF
TEMPERATURE INVERSIONS AND DRAINAGE CONDITIONS ON A 54 MOUNTAIN SLOPE.
M. M. ORGILL AND R. I. SCHRECK, BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABS.
(BATTELLE NW), RICHLAND, WASH. 2.8 ANOMALOUS ZEPHYRS IN SLOPE WINDS.
RICHARD B. FRITZ, WAVE PROPAGATION 58 LAB. (WPL)/NOAA, BOULDER, COLO.
2.9 ATMOSPHERIC MASS BUDGET FOR A DEEP, NARROW VALLEY IN COLORADO. C. 61
DAVID WHITEMAN, BATTELLE NW, RICHLAND, WASH, AND SUMNER BARR, LOS ALAMOS
NATIONAL LAB., LOS ALAMOS, N.M. 2.10 ASSESSING WIND CLIMATE IN COMPLEX
TERRAIN USING WIND DEFORMED TREES. 65 JOHN E. WADE AND ROBERT W. BAKER,
OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS, ORE. AND JOHN D. GEYER, BONNEVILLE POWER
ADMINISTRATION, PORTLAND, ORE. 2.11 USE OF AN ACOUSTIC SOUNDER IN A
MOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENT. B. A. GARDINER 69 AND M. K. HILL, UNIV. OF
MANCHESTER INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (UMIST), MANCHESTER, U.K.
SESSION JL: TRANSPORT AND DIFFUSION IN COMPLEX TERRAIN -- I
CHAIRPERSONS: WILLIAM PORCH, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB.,
LIVERMORE, CALIF, AND J. A. CATALANO, AEROCOMP, INC., COSTA MESA, CALIF.
JL.L WORKSHOP ON DISPERSION IN COMPLEX TERRAIN - SUMMARY. BRUCE A. EGAN,
J68 ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY, INC. (ERT), CONCORD, MASS.
J1.2 ATMOSPHERIC TRACER EXPERIMENTS IN A DEEP NARROW VALLEY. C. DAVID JL
WHITEMAN, BATTELLE NW, RICHLAND, WASH., ALAN H. HUBER, EPA, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PK., N.C., RICHARD W. FISHER, EPA, DENVER, COLO., AND BERNARD
D. ZAK, SANDIA NATIONAL LAB., ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. J1.3 USING INFORMATION
FROM METEOROLOGICAL TOWERS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN. D. J5 S. WRATT, M. G.
HADFIELD, L. F. HOMES AND P. ISAAC, NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE,
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND J1.4 THE DIURNAL VARIATION OF WIND SPEED AND
DIRECTION IN A PRONOUNCED RIVER J9 VALLEY. ROBERT J. GOODWIN AND NORRIS
A. NIELSEN, TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY (TVA), MUSCLE SHOALS, ALA. J1.5
AN ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES FOR MODELING IN ELEVATED TERRAIN LESS THAN
J13 STACK HEIGHT. DEAN A. WILSON, JOSEPH A. TIKVART, EPA, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PK., N.C. J1.6 OPERATIONAL EVALUATION OF EIGHT COMPLEX TERRAIN
MODELS FOR POTENTIAL J17 USE IN REGULATORY APPLICATIONS. DAVID J.
WACKTER AND RICHARD J. LONDERGAN, TRC ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, INC.,
E. HARTFORD, CONN. J1.7 FLOW AND DIFFUSION OVER TWO-DIMENSIONAL LOW
HILLS - A WIND TUNNEL STUDY J21 OF THE EFFECTS OF HILL ASPECT RATIO. S.
P. S. ARYA, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV., RALEIGH, N.C. AND M. E. CAPUANO,
ENSCO, INC., INDIAN HARBOUR BEACH, FLA. J1 8 ^N?X ERABILITY F
CRITICAL DIVIDING STREAMLINE MODELS TO LARGER SCALE J25 TERRAIN. RICHARD
T. MCNIDER, UNIV. OF ALABAMA, HUNTSVILLE, ALA., AND R. ARRITT, COLORADO
STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. J1.9 A MODEL FOR ASYMMETRICAL PLUME
GROWTH AND DISPERSION IN COMPLEX J72 TERRAIN. C. REED HODGIN, ROCKWELL
INTERNATIONAL, GOLDEN, COLO. *MANUSCRIPT NOT AVAILABLE; IF RECEIVED IN
TIME, IT WILL APPEAR AT BACK OF BOOK. JL.R VERTICALLY VARYING NEAR
SURFACE WINDS AT THREE COMPLEX TERRAIN SITES AS J28 SAMPLED BY DOPPLER
ACOUSTIC RADAR. ROBERT S. DISCHEL, DISCHEL 6 ASSOCIATES, NEW YORK, N.Y.,
JOSEPH A. SANTOVASI, NORTHEAST UTILITIES, HARTFORD., CONN.; ROBERT N.
SWANSON, PACIFIC GAS § ELECTRIC CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF, AND JACK M.
NEEL, NORTHERN STATES POWER CO., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. (RESERVE PAPER)
SESSION J2: TRANSPORT AND DIFFUSION IN COMPLEX TERRAIN CHAIRPERSON:
DOUGLAS G. FOX, USDA FOREST SERVICE, FT. COLLINS, COLO. J2.1 A FIELD
INVESTIGATION OF THE DISPERSION IN A VALLEY IN GREENLAND. J32 SVEN-ERIK
GRYNING, RISO NATIONAL LAB., ROSKILDE, DENMARK; ERIK LYCK, NATIONAL
AGENCY OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, ROSKILDE, DENMARK; LARRY MAHRT,
OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS, ORE.; AND SOREN LARSEN, NAVAL
POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, MONTEREY, CALIF. J2.2 EARLY MORNING VENTILATION OF
AN SF 6 TRACER FROM A MOUNTAIN VALLEY. M. J36 M. ORGILL, R. N. LEE, R.
I. SCHRECK, K. J. ALLWINE, AND C. D. WHITEMAN, BATTELLE NW, RICHLAND,
WASH. J2.3 TURBULENCE STRUCTURE OF NOCTURNAL SLOPE WINDS. J. C. DORAN
AND T. W. J40 HORST, BATTELLE NW, RICHLAND, WASH. J2.4 POSSIBLE ROLE OF
WIND SHEAR IN CONTROLLING STABLE DOWNVALLEY AIRFLOW. J44 PAUL M.
FRANSIOLI, BLACK AND VEATCH, KANSAS CITY, MO. J2.5 A COMPARISON BETWEEN
TRACER MEASUREMENTS AND MODEL CALCULATIONS FOR J48 NIGHTTIME DRAINAGE
FLOWS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN. KEVIN T. FOSTER AND MARVIN H. DICKERSON,
LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB., LIVERMORE, CALIF. J2.6 STATISTICAL
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN METEOROLOGICAL DATA STATIONS AND J52 IMPLICATIONS
TO DIAGNOSTIC MODELS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN. W. M. PORCH, R. LANGE, AND D.
E. BENNETT, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB., LIVERMORE, CALIF. J2.7
EVALUATION OF FOUR ATMOSPHERIC DISPERSION MODELS FOR ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
J56 ASSESSMENTS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN. T. W. TESCHE, J. L. HANEY, AND R. E.
MORRIS, SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS, INC., SAN RAFAEL, CALIF. J2.8 POTENTIAL
FOR REGIONAL AIR POLLUTION EPISODES IN COLORADO. K. R. J60 HANSON AND T.
B. MCKEE, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. J2.9 EVALUATION OF
SHORT-TERM DISPERSION IN MODERATELY COMPLEX TERRAIN. J64 WILLIAM D.
OHMSTEDE, WILLIAM OHMSTEDE, CCM, LAS CRUCES, N.M. SESSION 3: MESO- AND
SYNOPTIC SCALE ANALYSES - I CHAIRPERSON: RONALD B. SMITH, YALE UNIV.,
NEW HAVEN, CONN. 3.1 INTERACTION BETWEEN MOUNTAIN-VALLEY WINDS AND
OUTFLOW FROM MESOSCALE * CONVECTION IN COMPLEX TERRAIN. E. G. ASTLING,
DUGWAY PROVING GROUND, DUGWAY, UTAH 3.2 DIURNAL AND SEASONAL PATTERNS OF
TEMPERATURE AND WIND FLOW IN THE 73 PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER FOR TEN
LOCATIONS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN. LAWRENCE E. TRUPPI, EPA, RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PK., N.C. 3.3 MESOSCALE AND MICROSCALE FEATURES OF A COLD FRONT IN
COMPLEX TERRAIN. 77 GEORGE S. YOUNG AND RICHARD H. JOHNSON, COLORADO
STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 3.4 MESOSCALE FLOW PATTERNS IN ROTATING
LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS WITH 81 REALISTIC TOPOGRAPHY. STEPHAN B. SMITH,
MCGILL UNIV., MONTREAL, QUE., CANADA AND ALAN J. FALLER, UNIV. OF
MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK, MD. 3.5 TOPOGRAPHICALLY INDUCED LOW LEVEL JETS.
JAN PAEGLE, UNIV. OF UTAH, 85 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 3.6 OROGRAPHIC
TRIGGERING OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITY. RONALD B. SMITH, YALE 89 UNIV.,
NEW HAVEN, CONN. *MANUSCRIPT NOT AVAILABLE; IF RECEIVED IN TIME, IT WILL
APPEAR AT BACK OF BOOK. 3.7 AERIAL OBSERVATIONS OF THE YUGOSLAVIAN BORA.
RONALD B. SMITH, YALE 94 UNIV., NEW HAVEN, CONN. 3 8 TURBULENCE OVER THE
COASTAL RANGE OF NORTHERN YUGOSLAVIA. L. MAHRT AND 97 J. PAUMIER, OREGON
STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS, ORE. 3 9 MECHANISMS OF CIRCULATION CHANGE DURING
LEE CYCLOGENESIS. R. T. 100 PIERREHUMBERT, GEOPHYSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS
LAB. (GFDD/NOAA, PRINCETON, N.J. 3.10 PAPER HAS BEEN COMBINED WITH 3.9
SESSION 4: MESO- AND SYNOPTIC SCALE ANALYSES - II CHAIRPERSON: ELMAR R.
REITER, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 4.1 A LABORATORY
INVESTIGATION OF THE INTERACTION OF BAROCLINIC WAVES WITH 102
TOPOGRAPHY. A. R. HARTLEY, UNIV. OF WYOMING, LARAMIE, WYO. 4.2 THE
EFFECTS OF VERTICAL ATMOSPHERIC STRUCTURE ON STATIONARY MOUNTAIN 106
WAVES OVER THE PYRENEES DURING 21 - 23 MARCH, 1982. KARL W. COX, UNIV.
OF COLORADO, BOULDER, COLO. 4.3 AERIAL OBSERVATIONS OF A GULF OF GENOA
CYCLONE. E. TOSI, UNIV. OF 110 BOLOGNA, BOLOGNA, ITALY; RONALD B. SMITH
AND M. L. BRADFORD, YALE UNIV., NEW HAVEN, CONN. 4.4 OBSERVATIONAL AND
NUMERICAL STUDIES OF LEESIDE EDDIES IN A MOUNTAIN 111 AREA OF CHINA.
JIANGUO SANG, BEIJING UNIV., BEIJING, PEOPLES REP. OF CHINA 4.5 HEAT
SOURCE DISTRIBUTION IN THE ATMOSPHERE OVER THE TIBETAN PLATEAU IN 113
MAY - AUGUST, 1979. ZHIQIANG FENG, LONGXUN CHEN, AND ELMAR R. REITER,
COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 4.6 ANALYSIS OF CONVECTION OVER
THE TIBETAN PLATEAU USING COMPOSITE 117 SATELLITE IMAGERY. MARJORIE A.
KLITCH, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 4.7 HEAT BUDGET OVER
THE WESTERN TIBETAN PLATEAU DURING MONEX, 1979 AND 120 ITS RELATIONSHIP
TO VARIATIONS IN THE ASIAN MONSOON. LONGXUN CHEN, ZHIQIANG FENG, AND
ELMAR R. REITER, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 4.8 NUMERICAL
SIMULATION OF DEVELOPMENT OF VORTICES OVER THE QINGHAI-XIZANG 123
(TIBET) PLATEAU. RUJIN SHEN AND ELMAR R. REITER, COLORADO STATE UNIV.,
FT. COLLINS, COLO. 4.9 SUMMARY OF NEGOTIATIONS ON COOPERATION AT THE
INTERNATIONAL 127 SYMPOSIUM ON THE QINGHAI-XIZANG (TIBET) PLATEAU AND
MOUNTAIN METEOROLOGY. ELMAR R. REITER, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT.
COLLINS, COLO. SESSION 5: OROGRAPHIC PRECIPITATION PROCESSES AND
MOUNTAIN METEOROLOGY CHAIRPERSON: WILLIAM T. SOMMERS, USDA FOREST
SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 5.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF SUBCOOLED LIQUID CLOUDS
AT MOUNTAINTOP SITES IN THF 130 COLORADO ROCKIES. EDWARD HINDMAN AND
LEWIS O. GRANT, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 5.2 THE
INITIATION OF THUNDERSTORMS IN THE COLORADO ROCKY MOUNTAINS DURING 134
THE SUMMER OF 1983. CRYSTAL L. BARKER AND ROBERT M. BANTA, AIR FORCE
GEOPHYSICAL LAB. (AFGL), HANSCOM AFB, MASS. 5-3 IVLNS ESENCE AND VARIAB
I LIT Y OF SUPERCOOLED LIQUID WATER WITHIN WINTER 138 SYNOPTIC WEATHER
PATTERNS IMPACTING THE SIERRA NEVADA. MARK F HEGGLI, BUREAU OF
RECLAMATION, AUBURN, CALIF. S.4 THE EFFECT OF MOUNTAIN WAVE DYNAMICS ON
OROGRAPHIC STORMS MM 141 BRADLEY, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB.,
LIVERMORE, CALIF, AND R B WILNELMSON, UNIV. OF ILLINOIS, URBANA, 111.
*MANUSCRIPT NOT AVAILABLE; IF RECEIVED IN TIME, IT WILL APPEAR AT BACK
OF BOOK. VI 5.5 APPLICATION OF A MESOSCALE RAWINSONDE NETWORK TO AIRFLOW
AND * PRECIPITATION PROCESSES OVER THE SIERRA NEVADA. J. OWEN RHEA,
ELECTRONIC TECHNIQUES, INC., DAVID W. REYNOLDS, U. S. BUREAU OF
RECLAMATION, AND MARK E. SOLAK, ATMOSPHERICS, INC., AUBURN, CALIF. 5.6 A
RECORD BREAKING SIERRA NEVADA SNOWFALL: ITS METEOROLOGIC AND 144
TOPOGRAPHIC CAUSES. JOHN W. JAMES, UNIV. OF NEVADA, RENO, NEV. 5.7
COLORADO AVERAGE ANNUAL PRECIPITATION MAP. N. J. DOESKEN AND T. B. 147
MCKEE, COLORADO STATE UNIV., FT. COLLINS, COLO. 5.8 WHITE MOUNTAIN
WEATHER -- HIGHEST IN THE UNITED STATES. ARNOLD COURT 150 AND THOMAS M.
MURPHY, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV., NORTHRIDGE, CALIF. 5.9 PREDICTING
TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION AT UNGAGED SITES IN THE UPPER 152 GREEN
RIVER BASIN. JOAN SCHUMAKER, BARBARA BAJUSZ, LARRY POCHOP, AND JOHN
BORRELLI, UNIV. OF WYOMING, LARAMIE, WYO. 5.10 ESTIMATION OF CLIMATIC
VARIABLES USING STANDARD MODELING TECHNIQUES AND 155 RANDOM FIELD
THEORY. BARBARA BAJUSZ, JOAN SCHUMAKER, LARRY POCHOP, AND ROBERT BURMAN,
UNIV. OF WYOMING, LARAMIE, WYO. 5.11 A NEW METHOD FOR REDUCING PRESSURE
DATA TO SEA LEVEL OVER HIGH MOUNTAIN 159 REGIONS. MAOCANG TANG, MANCHUN
XI, AND DINGMIN LI, LANZHOU INSTITUTE OF PLATEAU ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS,
ACADEMIA SINICA, LANZHOU GANSU, PEOPLES REP. OF CHINA *MANUSCRIPT NOT
AVAILABLE; IF RECEIVED IN TIME, IT WILL APPEAR AT BACK OF BOOK. VII
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| spelling | Conference on Mountain Meteorology 3 1984 Portland, Or. Verfasser (DE-588)1303075-9 aut Third Conference on Mountain Meteorology October 16 - 19, 1984, Portland, Oregon Boston, Mass. American Meteorological Soc. 1984 Getr. Zähl. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Boundary layer (Meteorology) Congresses Climatology Congresses Meteorology United States Congresses Meteorology West (U.S.) Congresses USA (DE-588)1071861417 Konferenzschrift gnd-content GBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=008622636&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Third Conference on Mountain Meteorology October 16 - 19, 1984, Portland, Oregon |
| title_auth | Third Conference on Mountain Meteorology October 16 - 19, 1984, Portland, Oregon |
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| title_full | Third Conference on Mountain Meteorology October 16 - 19, 1984, Portland, Oregon |
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| title_short | Third Conference on Mountain Meteorology |
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| title_sub | October 16 - 19, 1984, Portland, Oregon |
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