Means and Long-Term Trends of Global Coastal Zone Precipitation
Abstract Precipitation in the coastal zone is important to the socio-economic and ecological well-being of the world. Meteorologically, precipitation is generated by unique mechanisms at the land-sea interface, which is why coastal zone precipitation is not well resolved by global climate models. Ye...
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Auteur principal: | Scott Curtis |
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Nature Portfolio
2019
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