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Convection and Mei-Yu Front

Published in Atmospheric Science

Surface Geology and Biology at the Head of Kaoping Canyon off Southwestern Taiwan

Published in Oceanic Science

The Huapinghsu Channel/Canyon System off Northeastern Taiwan: Morphology, Sediment Character and Origin

Published in Oceanic Science

Numerical Modeling of Topographic Influences on Shallow Front Formation and Evolution: Quasi-Stationary Coastal Front

Published in Atmospheric Science

Semigeostrophic Invertibility Experiments with TAMEX Data

Published in Atmospheric Science

Goddard Cumulus Enble Model. Part II: Applications for Studying Cloud Precipitating Processes and for NASA TRMM

Published in Atmospheric Science

Goddard Cumulus Ensemble Model. Part I: Model Description

Published in Atmospheric Science

A Preliminary Study of the Echo Characters and Sedimentary Processes along the Continental Margin, Northeast of Taiwan

Published in Oceanic Science

The Variability of Hydrographic Fields at Kuroshio's Turning on Northeast of Taiwan

Published in Hydrology

Th-234 Scavenging in the Water Column off Southwestern Taiwan

Published in Oceanic Science

Pb-210 and Po-210 Distributions and Their Radioactive Disequilibria in the Kuroshio Waters off Eastern and Northeastern Taiwan

Published in Oceanic Science

Shallow Reflection Seismics Using Firecrackers as the Source II: Field Experiments

Published in Geophysics

The Effect of Spatial Resolution on the Correlation Structure of Gate III Rainfall Fields

Published in Atmospheric Science

Radiation Effects in the Cloud-topped Marine Boundary Layer

Published in Atmospheric Science

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