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Delves into the captivating katabatic winds in Antarctica and their impact on precipitation, exploring historical context, wind behavior, and coastal interactions.
Explores the parameterization of atmospheric processes, including microphysics, turbulence, radiation, convection, and surface processes, to improve forecast accuracy and quantify uncertainties.
Explores evapotranspiration mechanisms, energy balance formulations, and methods for estimating water vapor release rates, emphasizing the role of vegetation and meteorological data.
