Developing a research strategy to better understand, observe and simulate urban atmospheric processes at kilometre to sub-kilometre scales
Developing a research strategy to better understand, observe and simulate urban atmospheric processes at kilometre to sub-kilometre scales
A Met Office/Natural Environment Research Council Joint Weather and Climate Research Programme workshop brought together 50 key international scientists from the UK and international community to formulate the key requirements for an Urban Meteorological Research strategy. The workshop was jointly organised by University of Reading and the Met Office.
Xie, Zheng- Tong
98ced75d-5617-4c2d-b20f-7038c54f4ff0
A Met Office/Natural Environment Research Council Joint Weather and Climate Research
Xie, Zheng- Tong
98ced75d-5617-4c2d-b20f-7038c54f4ff0
A Met Office/Natural Environment Research Council Joint Weather and Climate Research
(2017)
Developing a research strategy to better understand, observe and simulate urban atmospheric processes at kilometre to sub-kilometre scales.
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
(doi:10.1175/BAMS-D-17-0106.1).
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A Met Office/Natural Environment Research Council Joint Weather and Climate Research Programme workshop brought together 50 key international scientists from the UK and international community to formulate the key requirements for an Urban Meteorological Research strategy. The workshop was jointly organised by University of Reading and the Met Office.
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