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Utilizing PBL Height Data from Multiple Observing Systems in the GEOS System. Part I: Assimilation Framework
Keywords: Boundary layer; Data quality control; Global positioning systems (GPS); In situ atmospheric observations; Numerical analysis/modeling; Data assimilation 1. Introduction The planetary boundary layer (PBL) is the turbulent layer of the atmosphere nearest to Earth’s surface in which exchanges of energy and momentum between the surface and the atmosphere take place.
Utilizing PBL Height Data from Multiple Observing Systems in the GEOS System (I): Assimilation Framework
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State of the art: The impact of sustainability standards
Introduction Voluntary sustainability standards emerged in the 1980s, bringing with them the promise of making agriculture more sustainable by working through the market (Loconto & Fouilleux, 2014; Lockie, 2020). This promise brings with it also a claim that sustainability standards can not only encourage producers to adopt more sustainable practices, but they can also have broader impacts on society (Loconto, 2018).
Subglacial Water Flow Over an Antarctic Palaeo‐Ice Stream Bed
Abstract The subglacial hydrological system exerts a critical control on the dynamic behavior of the overlying ice because its configuration affects the degree of basal lubrication between the ice and the bed. Yet, this component of the glaciological system is notoriously hard to access and observe, particularly over timescales longer than the satellite era.
Is the Ki-67 labelling index ready for clinical use?
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Identification of biomarkers that can detect cancer early, monitor disease progression or serve as a surrogate marker for prognosis and prediction will enable us to personalise medicine and improve care of cancer patients. Up to now, the leading parameters that define treatment recommendations in early breast cancer are estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor, and human epidermal growth factor status.
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