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1986, Conference Paper, Seminar/Workshop on Observation, Theory and Modelling of Orographic effects. Seminar: 15-19 September 1986, Workshop: 19-20 September 1986

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73866-observation-and-modelling-lee-cyclogenesis.pdf

Mountain waves: modelling aspects

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T.L. Clark

W.R. Peltier

1986, Conference Paper, Seminar/Workshop on Observation, Theory and Modelling of Orographic effects. Seminar: 15-19 September 1986, Workshop: 19-20 September 1986

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74012-mountain-waves-modelling-aspects.pdf

Forecasts using different models (extended abstract)

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Mike Cullen

1979, Conference Paper, Workshop on Stochastic Dynamic Forecasting, 17-19 October 1979

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74075-forecasts-using-different-models-extended-abstract.pdf

Barrier effects in fine mesh models

Author

Mike Cullen

G.J. Shutts

1986, Conference Paper, Seminar/Workshop on Observation, Theory and Modelling of Orographic effects. Seminar: 15-19 September 1986, Workshop: 19-20 September 1986

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74076-barrier-effects-fine-mesh-models.pdf

Prediction of monsoon flow over the Indian subcontinent by the ECMWF model

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R.K. Datta

W.A. Heckley

L. Illari

M.J. Miller

1986, Technical memorandum, ECMWF Technical Memoranda

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8905-prediction-monsoon-flow-over-indian-subcontinent-ecmwf-model.pdf

Observational studies and interpretation of the mountain pressure drag during ALPEX

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H.C. Davies

1986, Conference Paper, Seminar/Workshop on Observation, Theory and Modelling of Orographic effects. Seminar: 15-19 September 1986, Workshop: 19-20 September 1986

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74126-observational-studies-and-interpretation-mountain-pressure-drag-during-alpex.pdf

The ECMWF Model: Past, Present and Future

Author

D. Dent

G.R. Hoffmann

D.F. Snelling

1986, Book Chapter, Multiprocessing in Meteorological Models, Workshop on Use of Parallel Processors in Meteorology, ECMWF

Some observations of middle latitude forced planetary waves

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J. Derome

1979, Conference Paper, Seminar on Dynamical Meteorology and Numerical Weather Forecasting, 3-13 September 1979

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74194-some-observations-middle-latitude-forced-planetary-waves.pdf

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Conservation laws, quasi-two-dimensional turbulence and numerical modelling of large scale flows

N48-15 level assimilation

Introduction

Introduction

Introduction and Working Group Reports

Introduction, Review of Problems & Recommendations

Systematic errors in surface and upper lows in the ECMWF operational spectral model(T106) during winter 1985/86, compared with corresponding errors in the T63 model

Adiabatic formulation and organization of ECMWF's spectral model

Review of theories for blocking

Numerical prediction of atmospheric blocking - a case study

Mountains in limited area and nested models

First report on comparisons between bulletins transmitted on the GTS and those received at ECMWF (period 1 to 5 October 1984

Final report on comparisons between bulletins transmitted on the GTS and those received at ECMWF (period 1 to 5 October 1984)

Zonal diagnostics of the ECMWF operational analyses and forecasts

Some aspects of large scale numerical modelling of the atmosphere

Finite element schemes for the vertical discretization of the ECMWF forecast model using linear elements

Observation and modelling of lee cyclogenesis

Mountain waves: modelling aspects

Forecasts using different models (extended abstract)

Barrier effects in fine mesh models

Prediction of monsoon flow over the Indian subcontinent by the ECMWF model

Observational studies and interpretation of the mountain pressure drag during ALPEX

The ECMWF Model: Past, Present and Future

Some observations of middle latitude forced planetary waves

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