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	Sensitivity of boundary-layer variables to PBL schemes in the WRF model based on surface meteorological observations, lidar, and radiosondes during the HygrA-CD campaign [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volumes 176–177) : Pages 185-201 Robert F. Banksa;  c;  ;  ;  Jordi Tiana-Alsinab;  José;  Marí;  a Baldasanoa;  c;  Francesc Rocadenboschb;  Alexandros Papayannisd;  Stavros Solomose;  Chris G. Tzanisf Adobe PDF(5363Kb)  |  View/Download：20/3
	Physical climatology of Indonesian maritime continent: An outline to comprehend observational studies [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volumes 178–179) : Pages 231-259 Manabu D. Yamanaka Adobe PDF(11282Kb)  |  View/Download：0/0
	Using laboratory and field measurements to constrain a single habit shortwave optical parameterization for cirrus [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volume 180) : Pages 226-240 Helen R. Smitha;  ;  ;  Anthony J. Baranb;  Evelyn Hessec;  Peter G. Hillb;  Paul J. Connollya;  Ann Webba Adobe PDF(5615Kb)  |  View/Download：31/6
	A quantitative comparison of precipitation forecasts between the storm-scale numerical weather prediction model and auto-nowcast system in Jiangsu, China [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volume 181) : Pages 1-11 Gaili Wanga;  b;  ;  ;  Ji Yangb;  Dan Wangc;  Liping Liua Adobe PDF(2837Kb)  |  View/Download：23/2
	Modeling study of surface ozone source-receptor relationships in East Asia [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volume 167) : Pages 77-88 Jie Lia;  ;  ;  Wenyi Yanga;  b;  Zifa Wanga;  Huansheng Chena;  Bo Hua;  Jianjun. Lic;  Yele. Suna;  Pingqing Fua;  Yuqia Zhanga;  d Adobe PDF(3867Kb)  |  View/Download：38/3
	Application of the Doppler weather radar in real-time quality control of hourly gauge precipitation in eastern China [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volumes 172–173) : Pages 109-118 Lingzhi Zhonga;  ;  ;  Zhiqiang Zhangb;  Lin Chenc;  Jinhong Yangd;  Fengling Zoub Adobe PDF(1213Kb)  |  View/Download：24/6
	Regional and hemispheric influences on measured spring peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN) mixing ratios at the Auchencorth UK EMEP supersite [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volumes 174–175) : Pages 135-141 Christopher S. Malleya;  b;  ;  ;  J. Neil Capea;  Matthew R. Jonesa;  Sarah R. Leesona;  Mhairi Coylea;  Christine F. Brabana;  Mathew R. Healb;  Marsailidh M. Twigga Adobe PDF(1374Kb)  |  View/Download：31/3
	Modern and prospective technologies for weather modification activities: A look at integrating unmanned aircraft systemsReview ArticleVolumes 178–179, 1 September 2016, Pages 114-124Duncan Axisa, Tom P. DeFeliceAbstractClose research highlightsPDF (690 K)Highlights•First look at the integration of autonomous unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) for weather modification operations and research.•Issues with UAS integration are primarily related to government policy, technology advancements, and operational considerations.•Demand exists for UAS that measure meteorological state parameters, 3D-winds and cloud microphysics in conditions conducive to seeding.•Instrumented UAS will improve and validate model parameterizations especially when applied to simulating seeding agent dispersion.•Cloud physics measurements by UAS are needed to test cloud seeding hypotheses.•UAS allow for concurrent, real-time eulerian and lagrangian analyses of seeding processes throughout cloud life cycles on sub-cloud scalesOpen AccessOpen Access ArticlePhysical climatology of Indonesian maritime continent: An outline to comprehend observational studiesReview ArticleVolumes 178–179, 1 September 2016, Pages 231-259Manabu D. YamanakaAbstractClose research highlightsPDF (11282 K)Highlights•The latest knowledge and understanding on climatology of Indonesian maritime continent (IMC) are overviewed briefly.•Diurnal and annual cycles are the 1st/2nd modes over the IMC, in contrast to intraseasonal and interannual modes in open oceans.•Rainfall is distributed along coastlines where the diurnal cycles are concentrated.•Intraseasonal/annual/interannual variations of sea–land temperature gradient modulate the diurnal-cycle amplitude.•The IMC with the world's longest coastline has the world's largest rainfall.Open AccessOpen Access ArticleSensitivity of boundary-layer variables to PBL schemes in the WRF model based on surface meteorological observations, lidar, and radiosondes during the HygrA-CD campaign [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volumes 176–177) : Pages 185-201 Duncan Axisaa;  ;  ;  ;  Tom P. DeFeliceb;   Adobe PDF(690Kb)  |  View/Download：18/0
	Inter-comparison of extra-tropical cyclone activity in nine reanalysis datasetsReview ArticleVolume 181, 15 November 2016, Pages 133-153Xiaolan L. Wang, Yang Feng, Rodney Chan, Victor IsaacAbstractClose research highlightsPDF (6517 K)Supplementary contentHighlights•Nine global reanalysis datasets consistently show an increase in deep-cyclone counts over the past half century.•The agreement between the datasets is best in trend direction and interannual variability of deep-cyclone counts.•There are inhomogeneities (non-climatic changes) in several of the reanalysis datasets.Open AccessOpen Access ArticleUsing laboratory and field measurements to constrain a single habit shortwave optical parameterization for cirrus [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volume 180) : Pages 226-240 Xiaolan L. Wang;  ;  Yang Feng;  Rodney Chan;  Victor Isaac Adobe PDF(6517Kb)  |  View/Download：29/8
	Bioaerosols in the Earth system: Climate, health, and ecosystem interactionsReview ArticleVolume 182, 15 December 2016, Pages 346-376Janine Fröhlich-Nowoisky, Christopher J. Kampf, Bettina Weber, J. Alex Huffman, Christopher Pöhlker, Meinrat O. Andreae, Naama Lang-Yona, Susannah M. Burrows, Sachin S. Gunthe, Wolfgang Elbert, Hang Su, Peter Hoor, Eckhard Thines, Thorsten Hoffmann, Viviane R. Després, Ulrich PöschlAbstractClose research highlightsPDF (5590 K)Highlights•Aerosols of biological origin play a vital role in the Earth system.•Bioaerosols are essential for biological reproduction and can cause diseases.•Bioparticles can serve as nuclei for cloud droplets, ice crystals, and precipitation.•Interaction and co-evolution of life and climate in the Earth system•Overview of the state of bioaerosol research and recent advancesOpen AccessOpen Access ArticleA quantitative comparison of precipitation forecasts between the storm-scale numerical weather prediction model and auto-nowcast system in Jiangsu, China [期刊论文] Atmospheric Research, 2016-01-01, Volume 181) : Pages 1-11 Janine Frö;  hlich-Nowoiskya;  ;  ;  Christopher J. Kampfa;  b;  Bettina Webera;  J. Alex Huffmanc;  Christopher Pö;  hlkera;  Meinrat O. Andreaea;  Naama Lang-Yonaa;  Susannah M. Burrowsd;  Sachin S. Gunthee;  Wolfgang Elberta;  Hang Sua;  Peter Hoorf;  Eckhard Thinesg;  Thorsten Hoffmannb;  Viviane R. Despré;  sh;  Ulrich Pö;  schla;  ;   Adobe PDF(5590Kb)  |  View/Download：53/5

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