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Ensemble dispersion forecasting—Part I: concept, approach and indicators

✍ Scribed by S. Galmarini; R. Bianconi; W. Klug; T. Mikkelsen; R. Addis; S. Andronopoulos; P. Astrup; A. Baklanov; J. Bartniki; J.C. Bartzis; R. Bellasio; F. Bompay; R. Buckley; M. Bouzom; H. Champion; R. D’Amours; E. Davakis; H. Eleveld; G.T. Geertsema; H. Glaab; M. Kollax; M. Ilvonen; A. Manning; U. Pechinger; C. Persson; E. Polreich; S. Potemski; M. Prodanova; J. Saltbones; H. Slaper; M.A. Sofiev; D. Syrakov; J.H. Sørensen; L.Van der Auwera; I. Valkama; R. Zelazny

Book ID
113475724
Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2004
Tongue
English
Weight
927 KB
Volume
38
Category
Article
ISSN
1352-2310

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