ADVANCES IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
Volume 29, Issue 3 ( 2012)
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ARTICLES
The Local Atmosphere and the Turbulent Heat Transfer in the Eastern Himalayas
435–440
Predictability of the East Asian Winter Monsoon Interannual Variability as Indicated by the DEMETER CGCMS
441–454
Sunglint Impact on Atmospheric Soundings from Hyperspectral Resolution Infrared Radiances
455–463
The East Pacific Wavetrain: Its Variability and Impact on the Atmospheric Circulation in the Boreal Winter
471–483
The Effect of Transient Eddy on Interannual Meridional Displacement of Summer East Asian Subtropical Jet
484–492
Torrential Rainfall Responses to Ice Microphysical Processes during Pre-Summer Heavy Rainfall over Southern China
493–500
Moisture Transport over the Arabian Sea Associated with Summer Rainfall over Pakistan in 1994 and 2002
501–508
Variations of the Summer Somali and Australia Cross-Equatorial Flows and the Implications for the Asian Summer Monsoon
509–518
Simulations of the Motion of Tropical Cyclone-like Vortices in the Presence of Synoptic and Mesoscale Circulations
519–528
The Tropical Intraseasonal Oscillation in SAMIL Coupled and Uncoupled General Circulation Models
529–543
Low-Frequency Coupled Atmosphere--Ocean Variability in the Southern Indian Ocean
544–560
A Numerical Study of the Interaction between Two Simultaneous Storms: Goni and Morakot in September 2009
561–574
Improvement of Radar Quantitative Precipitation Estimation Based on Real-Time Adjustments to Z--R Relationships and Inverse Distance Weighting Correction Schemes
575–584
Contribution of South China Sea Tropical Cyclones to an Increase in Southern China Summer Rainfall Around 1993
585–598
A Parameterized yet Accurate Model of Ozone and Water Vapor Transmittance in the Solar-to-near-infrared Spectrum
599–610
Retrieving Microphysical Properties and Air Motion of Cirrus Clouds Based on the Doppler Moments Method Using Cloud Radar
611–622
The Sensitivity of Ground Surface Temperature Prediction to Soil Thermal Properties Using the Simple Biosphere Model (SiB2)}
623–634