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Acta Meteorologica Sinica

Acta Meteorologica Sinica is a journal indexed in SJR in Atmospheric Science and Ocean Engineering with an H index of . It is published in English.

ISSN: 0894-0525

Publisher: China Meteorological Press

Category: Atmospheric Science

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Best articles by citations

Analysis of the surface energy closure for a site in the Gobi Desert in Northwest China

Wind gust and turbulence statistics of typhoons in South China

Continuous ozone depletion over Antarctica after 2000 and its relationship with the polar vortex

Construction and validation of an urban area flow and dispersion model on building scales

Connections between different types of El Niño and Southern/Northern Oscillation

Comparisons of two ensemble mean methods in measuring the average error growth and the predictability

Cloud microphysical budget associated with torrential rainfall during the landfall of severe tropical storm Bilis (2006)

Climatological characteristics of frontogenesis and related circulations over East China in June and July

Characteristics of the asymmetric flow of Tropical Cyclone Shanshan (2006) during its turning and intensification period

Characteristics of clustering extreme drought events in China during 1961-2010

Changes of accumulated temperature, growing season and precipitation in the North China Plain from 1961 to 2009

Changes in persistent and non-persistent flood season precipitation over South China during 1961-2010

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Assimilating best track minimum sea level pressure data together with doppler radar data using an ensemble Kalman filter for Hurricane Ike (2008) at a cloud-resolving resolution

A case study of the error growth and predictability of a Meiyu frontal heavy precipitation event

An observational analysis of a derecho in South China

An examination of ENSO's effect on the monthly and seasonal climate of Hong Kong from a statistical perspective

A western North Pacific tropical cyclone intensity prediction scheme

A study of surface humidity changes in china during the recent 50 years

A reflectivity climatology algorithm for hybrid scans and its application to radar coverage over the Tibetan Plateau

A numerical study of the evolution of a mesoscale convective vortex on the Meiyu front

A novel four-wavelength transmissometer for distinguishing haze and fog

A new insight into the contribution of environmental conditions to tropical cyclone activities

A modified Becker's split-window approach for retrieving land surface temperature from AVHRR and VIRR

A method for retrieving vertical ozone profiles from limb scattered measurements

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