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The atmospheric heat budget over the western part of the Tibetan plateau during Monex, 1979
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Heating of the Tibet Plateau and Movements of the South Asian High During Spring
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The Large-Scale Circulation and Heat Sources over the Tibetan Plateau and Surrounding Areas during the Early Summer of 1979. Part II: Heat and Moisture Budgets
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On the Radiation Budget of the Troposphere over the Northern Hemisphere (III)
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Observational Study of Heat Sources Over the Eastern Tibetan Plateau during the Summer Monsoon
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Method Development for Estimating Sensible Heat Flux over the Tibetan Plateau from CMA Data
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Seasonal Heating of the Tibetan Plateau and Its Effects on the Evolution of the Asian Summer Monsoon
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