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Joseph Sunday Babatolu, Rufus Temidayo Akinnubi
T he study investigates the trends in temperature in the Upper and Lower Niger Basin Development Authority Areas using standardized Anomaly Index, Gaussian Low Pass and Spearman’s correlation coefficient. From the data collected and analyzed, the mean annual…
Wei Li
Artificial neural networks (ANN) are employed using different combinations among the surface friction velocity u * , surface buoyancy flux B s , free-flow stability N , Coriolis parameter f , and surface roughness length z 0 from large-eddy simulation data as…
Alessandro Attanasio, Antonello Pasini, Umberto Triacca
This review paper focuses on the application of the Granger causality technique to the study of the causes of recent global warming (a case of climatic attribution). A concise but comprehensive review is performed and particular attention is paid to the direc…
Kayode S. John, Kamson Feyisayo
We examined exposure to air pollution caused by households’ wood burning of cooking, generating sets and vehicle emissions of carbon monoxide (CO) poisonous gas in the most populated urban city of Lagos Southwestern part of Nigeria. It is a known fact that ma…
Isidoro Orlanski
Recent research suggests that both tropical ocean warming and stratospheric temperature anomalies due to ozone depletion have led to a poleward displacement of the midand high-latitude circulation of the Southern Hemisphere over the past century. In this stud…
Min Zhao, Li Li, Zhilin Liu, Bin Chen, Jianqiu Huang, Jinwang Cai, Shihuai Deng
Rain and snow water samples were collected from Sep. 2010 to Jun. 2011 at a semi-rural site in Ya’an, a city located in the rain-belt along the Tibetan Plateau, to characterize the chemical composition and the sources of precipitation. The collected samples w…
Gustavo A. Mansilla
This paper presents the longitudinal distribution of total ozone along several latitudinal circles from both hemispheres during a strong geomagnetic storm that occurred on 24 August 2005 after a solar proton event (the maximum flux of protons with energy > 10…
Zhuanshi He, Lorraine Paige Wright, Leiming Zhang
Modeled and measured bi-directional fluxes (BDFs) of ammonia (NH 3 ) were compared over fertilized soybean and corn canopies for three intensive sampling periods: the first, during the summer of 2002 in Warsaw , North Carolina (NC), USA ; and the second and t…
Gerson S. Paiva, Carlton A. Taft, Marcos C. Carvalho, Nelson C. Furtado
In this work, i t show s that nuclear reactions in lightning channel, which are produced by the deuterium-deuterium (D-D) and deuterium-tritium (D-T) nuclear reactions, represent a plausible mechanism for gamma-ray bursts observed at ground. Gamma-ray emissio…
Rogelio Ramos-Aguilar, Patricia Máximo-Romero, Blanca Susana Soto-Cruz, Salvador Alcántara-Iniesta, José Guillermo Pérez-Luna
This work presents the results of the analysis of meteorological variables applying the modeling Ion-Wavelets in a hypothetical manner. In this case the Morlet wavelet transform is used , which is the result of a huge number of researches made in the80’s and…
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