Lidar observation and numerical simulation of a Kosa (Asian dust) over Tsukuba, Japan during the spring of 1986.

KAI K; OKADA Y; UCHINO O; TABATA I; NAKAMURA H; TAKASUGI T; NIKAIDOU Y

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Lidar observation and numerical simulation of a Kosa (Asian dust) over Tsukuba, Japan during the spring of 1986.

1986年春,筑波における黄砂のライダ観測と数値シミュレーション

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Volume： 66 Issue： 3 Page： 457-472 Publication year： Jun. 1988
JST Material Number： G0095A ISSN： 0026-1165 CODEN： JMSJA Document type： Article
Article type：原著論文 Country of issue： Japan (JPN) Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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