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1 A comparative study of observed and GCM-simulated turbulent surface fluxes at the positions of Atlantic weatherships Von Storch, Hans
 1984
 3-4 p. 343-359
17 p.
 artikel
2 A coupled surface boundary-layer-quasigeostrophic model Walstad, Leonard J.
 1993
 3-4 p. 151-207
57 p.
 artikel
3 A highly nonlinear coupled mode of decadal variability in a mid-latitude ocean–atmosphere model Kravtsov, S.
 2007
 3-4 p. 123-150
28 p.
 artikel
4 A homogeneous model of the Deacon cell in a circumpolar ocean 1 Contribution number 8575 from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. 1 Wang, Liping
 1998
 3-4 p. 157-177
21 p.
 artikel
5 Air–sea interaction over ocean fronts and eddies Small, R.J.
 2008
 3-4 p. 274-319
46 p.
 artikel
6 An introduction to the theory of climate Houghton, J.T.
 1988
 3-4 p. 352-353
2 p.
 artikel
7 Announcement 1988
 3-4 p. 355-356
2 p.
 artikel
8 A numerical study of atmospheric mesoscale cellular convection Beniston, Martin
 1984
 3-4 p. 223-242
20 p.
 artikel
9 Application of multi-variate statistical objective analysis to the circulation in the tropical Atlantic ocean Carton, James A.
 1989
 3-4 p. 491-515
25 p.
 artikel
10 A review of the temporal and spatial variability of Arctic and Antarctic atmospheric circulation based upon ERA-40 Bromwich, David H.
 2008
 3-4 p. 213-243
31 p.
 artikel
11 Aspects of mixed layer modelling applied to JASIN data Prangsma, G.J.
 1984
 3-4 p. 321-341
21 p.
 artikel
12 Assimilation of Lagrangian data into a numerical model Carter, Everett F.
 1989
 3-4 p. 335-348
14 p.
 artikel
13 A study of current structures in a two-layer shelf model Woods, Andrew W.
 1988
 3-4 p. 289-311
23 p.
 artikel
14 A truncated oceanic spectral model for equatorial thermodynamic studies Smith, Neville R.
 1988
 3-4 p. 313-337
25 p.
 artikel
15 Baroclinic instability in a three layer flow: a wave approach Pichevin, Thierry
 1998
 3-4 p. 179-204
26 p.
 artikel
16 Biological and physical impacts of ageostrophic frontal circulations driven by confluent flow and vertical mixing Nagai, Takeyoshi
 2008
 3-4 p. 229-251
23 p.
 artikel
17 Coastal-trapped waves with finite bottom friction Brink, K.H.
 2006
 3-4 p. 172-190
19 p.
 artikel
18 Contents 1988
 3-4 p. 339-340
2 p.
 artikel
19 Contents of volume 18 1993
 3-4 p. 255-
1 p.
 artikel
20 Contents of Volume 41 2006
 3-4 p. 212-
1 p.
 artikel
21 Contents of Volume 38 2005
 3-4 p. 231-
1 p.
 artikel
22 Contents of Volume 39 2005
 3-4 p. 251-
1 p.
 artikel
23 Contents of volume 11 1988
 3-4 p. 357-358
2 p.
 artikel
24 Contents of Volume 13 1989
 3-4 p. 517-518
2 p.
 artikel
25 Contents volume 8, 1984 1984
 3-4 p. 361-362
2 p.
 artikel
26 Coupled oceanic and atmospheric mixed layer model Davidson, K.L.
 1984
 3-4 p. 283-296
14 p.
 artikel
27 DAMÉE-NAB: the base experiments Chassignet, Eric P
 2000
 3-4 p. 155-183
29 p.
 artikel
28 Data assimilation and dynamical interpolation in GULFCAST experiments Robinson, Allan R.
 1989
 3-4 p. 301-316
16 p.
 artikel
29 Data assimilation into a numerical equatorial ocean model. II. Assimilation experiments Long, Robert Bryan
 1989
 3-4 p. 413-439
27 p.
 artikel
30 Data assimilation into a numerical equatorial ocean model. I. The model and the assimilation algorithm Long, Robert Bryan
 1989
 3-4 p. 379-412
34 p.
 artikel
31 Different data, different general circulations? A comparison of selected fields in NCEP/DOE AMIP-II and ECMWF ERA-40 reanalyses Grotjahn, Richard
 2008
 3-4 p. 108-142
35 p.
 artikel
32 Direct assimilation of altimetric differences using the Kalman filter Miller, Robert N.
 1989
 3-4 p. 317-333
17 p.
 artikel
33 Downwelling and upwelling regimes: Connections between surface fronts and abyssal circulation Clayson, Carol Anne
 2008
 3-4 p. 165-186
22 p.
 artikel
34 Drag coefficient modeling for the near coastal zone Geernaert, Gerald
 1988
 3-4 p. 307-322
16 p.
 artikel
35 Dynamics in atmospheric physics Green, John
 1992
 3-4 p. 333-334
2 p.
 artikel
36 Dynamics of oceanic fronts and their interaction with atmosphere and abyssal circulation Belkin, Igor
 2008
 3-4 p. 69-70
2 p.
 artikel
37 Editorial Board 2008
 3-4 p. CO2-
1 p.
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38 Editorial Board 2006
 3-4 p. CO2-
1 p.
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39 Editorial Board 2007
 3-4 p. CO2-
1 p.
 artikel
40 Editorial Board 2008
 3-4 p. CO2-
1 p.
 artikel
41 Effect of cold-air advection on internal boundary-layer development over warm oceanic currents Hsu, S.A.
 1984
 3-4 p. 307-319
13 p.
 artikel
42 Effect of land–ocean contrast on the structure of anomaly tropical circulation Joseph, Binson
 1998
 3-4 p. 205-228
24 p.
 artikel
43 Erratum 1998
 3-4 p. 229-230
2 p.
 artikel
44 Erratum to “Analysis of rainfall characteristics of the Madden–Julian oscillation using TRMM satellite data” [Dyn. Atmospheres Oceans 42 (2006) 107–126] Morita, Juntaro
 2007
 3-4 p. 226-228
3 p.
 artikel
45 Error evolution in the dynamics of an ocean general circulation model Wirth, Achim
 2000
 3-4 p. 419-431
13 p.
 artikel
46 Experiments on steady buoyancy transfer through turbulent fluid layers separated by density interfaces Fernando, Harindra J.S.
 1988
 3-4 p. 233-257
25 p.
 artikel
47 Fields currents and aerosols in the lower troposphere Gras, John
 1988
 3-4 p. 351-352
2 p.
 artikel
48 Film slicks on the sea surface and some mechanisms of their formation Ermakov, S.A.
 1992
 3-4 p. 279-304
26 p.
 artikel
49 Finite-amplitude, neutral baroclinic eddies and mean flows in an internally heated, rotating fluid: 2. Effects of spatially varying N 2 Read, P.L.
 1988
 3-4 p. 211-264
54 p.
 artikel
50 Foreword Nihoul, Jacques C.J.
 1984
 3-4 p. 221-
1 p.
 artikel
51 Formation of intrathermocline eddies at ocean fronts by wind-driven destruction of potential vorticity Thomas, Leif N.
 2008
 3-4 p. 252-273
22 p.
 artikel
52 Global climate change: Human and natural influences Henderson-Sellers, A.
 1992
 3-4 p. 331-332
2 p.
 artikel
53 Global monsoon: Dominant mode of annual variation in the tropics Wang, Bin
 2008
 3-4 p. 165-183
19 p.
 artikel
54 Impact of 1/8° to 1/64° resolution on Gulf Stream model–data comparisons in basin-scale subtropical Atlantic Ocean models Hurlburt, Harley E.
 2000
 3-4 p. 283-329
47 p.
 artikel
55 Incorporating topography into the multiscale systems for the atmosphere and oceans Browning, G.L.
 1993
 3-4 p. 119-149
31 p.
 artikel
56 Initialization and data assimilation experiments with a primitive equation model Malanotte-Rizzoli, Paola
 1989
 3-4 p. 349-378
30 p.
 artikel
57 Instabilities of the tidally induced bottom boundary layer in the rotating frame and their mixing effect Sakamoto, K.
 2006
 3-4 p. 191-211
21 p.
 artikel
58 Instability of internal waves near a critical level Winters, Kraig B.
 1992
 3-4 p. 249-278
30 p.
 artikel
59 Involvement of the Brewer–Dobson circulation in changes of stratospheric temperature and ozone Salby, Murry L.
 2008
 3-4 p. 143-164
22 p.
 artikel
60 Is the meander growth in the Brazil Current system off Southeast Brazil due to baroclinic instability? da Silveira, I.C.A.
 2008
 3-4 p. 187-207
21 p.
 artikel
61 Laboratory simulations of coastally trapped waves with rotation, topography and stratification Baines, Peter G.
 2005
 3-4 p. 153-173
21 p.
 artikel
62 Local and hemispheric dynamics of the North Atlantic Oscillation, annular patterns and the zonal index Vallis, Geoffrey K.
 2008
 3-4 p. 184-212
29 p.
 artikel
63 Localized multiscale energy and vorticity analysis San Liang, X.
 2005
 3-4 p. 195-230
36 p.
 artikel
64 Meridional component of oceanic Rossby wave propagation Glazman, Roman E.
 2005
 3-4 p. 173-193
21 p.
 artikel
65 Meteorological data assimilation for oceanographers. Part I: Description and theoretical framework Ghil, M.
 1989
 3-4 p. 171-218
48 p.
 artikel
66 Modeled Sverdrup flow in the North Atlantic from 11 different wind stress climatologies Townsend, Tamara L
 2000
 3-4 p. 373-417
45 p.
 artikel
67 Model evaluation experiments in the North Atlantic Basin: simulations in nonlinear terrain-following coordinates Haidvogel, Dale B.
 2000
 3-4 p. 239-281
43 p.
 artikel
68 Nonlinear adjustment of a localized layer of buoyant, uniform potential vorticity fluid against a vertical wall Helfrich, Karl R.
 2006
 3-4 p. 149-171
23 p.
 artikel
69 Nonlinear interactions of spherical Rossby modes Reznik, G.M.
 1993
 3-4 p. 235-252
18 p.
 artikel
70 Numerical simulation of the summer wake of Rottnest Island, Western Australia Alaee, Majid Jandaghi
 2007
 3-4 p. 171-198
28 p.
 artikel
71 Numerical simulations of the North Atlantic subtropical gyre: sensitivity to boundary conditions Paiva, Alfonso M
 2000
 3-4 p. 209-237
29 p.
 artikel
72 Ocean modelling studies in support of altimetry Berry, Paula
 1989
 3-4 p. 269-300
32 p.
 artikel
73 On dynamically consistent eddy fluxes Berloff, Pavel S.
 2005
 3-4 p. 123-146
24 p.
 artikel
74 One-dimensional baroclinically unstable waves on the Gulf Stream potential vorticity gradient near Cape Hatteras Johns, William E.
 1988
 3-4 p. 323-350
28 p.
 artikel
75 On stochastic stability of regional ocean models to finite-amplitude perturbations of initial conditions Ivanov, Leonid M.
 2007
 3-4 p. 199-225
27 p.
 artikel
76 On the nonlinear munk model. I. Steady flows Moro, Boris
 1988
 3-4 p. 259-287
29 p.
 artikel
77 On the response of the ocean upper layer to synoptic variability of the atmosphere Polonsky, Alexander B.
 1992
 3-4 p. 225-248
24 p.
 artikel
78 On the scaling of inertial subgyres Greatbatch, Richard J.
 1988
 3-4 p. 265-285
21 p.
 artikel
79 On the vertical structure description of quasi-geostrophic ocean models Rogers, C.F.
 1988
 3-4 p. 207-232
26 p.
 artikel
80 Operational hindcasting of the tropical Pacific Leetmaa, Ants
 1989
 3-4 p. 465-490
26 p.
 artikel
81 Preface Haidvogel, Dale B.
 1989
 3-4 p. iv-
1 p.
 artikel
82 Preface to part 2 Grotjahn, Richard
 2008
 3-4 p. 105-107
3 p.
 artikel
83 Preliminary results from the long-term upper-ocean study (LOTUS) Briscoe, Melbourne G.
 1984
 3-4 p. 243-265
23 p.
 artikel
84 Quasigeostrophic, ellipsoidal vortices in a stratified fluid Meacham, S.P.
 1992
 3-4 p. 189-223
35 p.
 artikel
85 Quasi-geostrophic stratified flow over isolated finite amplitude topography Schär, Christoph
 1988
 3-4 p. 287-306
20 p.
 artikel
86 Sensitivity studies with the North Atlantic sigma coordinate Princeton Ocean Model Ezer, Tal
 2000
 3-4 p. 185-208
24 p.
 artikel
87 Steering of upper ocean currents and fronts by the topographically constrained abyssal circulation Hurlburt, Harley E.
 2008
 3-4 p. 102-134
33 p.
 artikel
88 Stormwater management Beard, Leo R.
 1993
 3-4 p. 253-254
2 p.
 artikel
89 The assimilation of XBT data into a layer model of the tropical pacific ocean Moore, Andrew M.
 1989
 3-4 p. 441-464
24 p.
 artikel
90 The atmospheric general circulation: Some unresolved issues Stone, Peter H.
 2008
 3-4 p. 244-250
7 p.
 artikel
91 The effect of ageostrophy on the stability of thin oceanic vortices Benilov, E.S.
 2005
 3-4 p. 211-226
16 p.
 artikel
92 The effect of Antarctic Circumpolar Current transport on the frontal variability in Drake Passage Zhang, Bin
 2008
 3-4 p. 208-228
21 p.
 artikel
93 The effect of idealized water waves on the turbulence structure and kinetic energy budgets in the overlying airflow Rutgersson, A.
 2005
 3-4 p. 147-171
25 p.
 artikel
94 The exchange of fluid mass between quasi-geostrophic and ageostrophic motions during the reflection of Rossby waves from a coast. I. The case of an infinite rectilinear coast Dorofeyev, Victor L.
 1992
 3-4 p. 305-329
25 p.
 artikel
95 The Gulf Stream pathway and the impacts of the eddy-driven abyssal circulation and the Deep Western Boundary Current Hurlburt, Harley E.
 2008
 3-4 p. 71-101
31 p.
 artikel
96 The Kalman smoother for a linear quasi-geostrophic model of ocean circulation Bennett, Andrew F.
 1989
 3-4 p. 219-267
49 p.
 artikel
97 The Kuroshio Current System as a jet and twin “relative” recirculation gyres embedded in the Sverdrup circulation Nakano, Hideyuki
 2008
 3-4 p. 135-164
30 p.
 artikel
98 The nonlinear self-interaction of a baroclinic Rossby mode in a channel and a gulf Garcı́a, Rigoberto
 1998
 3-4 p. 139-155
17 p.
 artikel
99 The North Atlantic Oscillation as a source of stochastic forcing of the wind-driven ocean circulation Chhak, Kettyah C.
 2007
 3-4 p. 151-170
20 p.
 artikel
100 The parameterisation of the energy exchange across the air-sea interface Foken, Th.
 1984
 3-4 p. 297-305
9 p.
 artikel
101 The response of the marine boundary layer to mesoscale variations in sea-surface temperature Businger, J.A.
 1984
 3-4 p. 267-281
15 p.
 artikel
102 The temporal evolution of a geostrophic flow in a rotating stratified basin Wake, G.W.
 2005
 3-4 p. 189-210
22 p.
 artikel
103 The transmission of spatially-compact internal wave packets through a critical level Javam, A.
 1998
 3-4 p. 127-138
12 p.
 artikel
104 Topographic effects on the dynamics of gravity currents in a rotating system Rivas, David
 2005
 3-4 p. 227-249
23 p.
 artikel
105 Transition to geostrophic turbulence in a thermally driven sea Condie, Scott A.
 1992
 3-4 p. 167-187
21 p.
 artikel
106 Variability in a homogeneous global ocean forced by barometric pressure Ponte, Rui M.
 1993
 3-4 p. 209-234
26 p.
 artikel
107 Vertical eddy diffusivity estimations in Swan river estuary Etemad-Shahidi, Amir
 2005
 3-4 p. 175-187
13 p.
 artikel
108 Water mass pathways between the subtropical and tropical ocean in a climatological simulation of the North Atlantic ocean circulation Malanotte-Rizzoli, Paola
 2000
 3-4 p. 331-371
41 p.
 artikel
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