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- Desert Environment and Climate Observation Network over the Taklimakan Desert by Fan Yang et al.
- Factors Influencing the Motivations and Perceived Usefulness of a Weather Radar Display in Tampa Bay by Michelle E. Saunders et al.
- Convection-Permitting Regional Climate Change Simulations for Understanding Future Climate and Informing Decision-Making in Africa by Catherine A. Senior et al.
- The EUMETSAT Polar System: 13+ Successful Years of Global Observations for Operational Weather Prediction and Climate Monitoring by K. Dieter Klaes et al.
- The Discovery of African Dust Transport to the Western Hemisphere and the Saharan Air Layer: A History by Joseph M. Prospero et al.
- Cloud Computing Efforts for the Weather Research and Forecasting Model by Jordan G. Powers et al.
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