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BASU B.K.
National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting A-50
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Basu B.k.
National Centre For Medium Range Weather Forecasting
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KAMAHORI Hirotaka
Meteorological Research Institute, Japan Meteorological Agency
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Iyengar G.
National Centre For Medium Range Weather Forecasting A-50
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Murata Akihiko
Meteorological Research Institute Jma
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Kurihara Yoshio
Frontier Research System For Global Change
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Kamahori Hirotaka
Meteorological Research Institute Japan Meteorological Agency:japan Meteorological Agency
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Kamahori Hirotaka
Meteorological Research Institute Jma
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Wilson Clive
The Meteorological Office
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Leslie Lance
University Of New South Wales
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Nagata M
Japan Meteorological Agency
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Hong Song-you
National Centers For Environmental Prediction Noaa
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Nagata Masashi
Japan Meteorological Agency
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Nomura Ryoichi
Japan Meteorological Agency
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Mino Hiroshi
Japan Meteorological Agency
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Rogers Eric
National Centers for Environmental Prediction, NOAA
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Elsberry Russell
Naval Postgraduate School
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Buzzi Andrea
ISAO-CNR
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Calvo Javier
Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia
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Desgagne Michel
Recherche en Prevision Numerique, Environment Canada, Dorval
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Katzfey Jack
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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Majewski Detlev
Deutscher Wetterdienst
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Malguzzi Piero
ISAO-CNR
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McGregor John
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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Nachamkin Jason
Naval Research Laboratory
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Roch Michel
Recherche en Prevision Numerique, Environment Canada, Dorval
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Rogers Eric
National Centers For Environmental Prediction Noaa
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Desgagne Michel
Recherche En Prevision Numerique Environment Canada Dorval
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Roch Michel
Recherche En Prevision Numerique Environment Canada Dorval
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Basu B.
National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting A-50
著作論文
- Features of the Indian Summer Monsoon 2004 : Observed and Model Forecasts(Coordinated Enhanced Observing Period(CEOP))
- A Mesoscale Model Intercomparison : A Case of Explosive Development of a Tropical Cyclone : COMPARE III