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1980: The burst of the 1978 summer monsoon as seen from METEOSAT . Monthly Weather Review 108, 1697-1701.

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1979: The status of the METEOSAT system. METEOSAT Journal 8, December. (4 pp.)

1981 a: Satellite meteorology of the Mediterranean. Proceedings of the International School of Meteorology of the Mediterranean, Erice, Italy, 12-22 November 1980, ESA SP-159. (314 pp.)

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1976 : Estimation of daily precipitation over China and the USSR using satellite imagery. NOAA Technical Memorandum, NESS 81, Washington, DC. (30 pp.)

Follansbee, W.A. and Oliver, V.J. 1975: A comparison of infrared imagery and video pictures in the estimation of daily rainfall from satellite data. NOAA Technical Memorandum, NESS 62, Washington, DC. (14 pp.)

Folving, S. and Rasmussen, R.O. 1980: Monitoring natural conditions exemplified by dust storms and vegetational fluctuations in northern Africa. Report of Second Meteosat Scientific User Meeting, London , March 1980, pp. 01-018.

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Hillger, D.W. and Vonder Haar, T.H. 1977: Deriving mesoscale temperature and moisture fields from satellite radiance measurements over the United States . Journal of Applied Meteorology 16, 715-26.

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1979 : Computer tracking of temperature-selected cloud patterns. NOAA Technical Memorandum NESS 102, Washington, DC. (15 pp.)

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1980 : Absolute calibration of Meteosat VIS and IR-channel by ground measurements. Report of Second Meteosat Scientific User Meeting, London, March, 1980, pp. E1-E7.

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1977: Long waves in the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean: a view from a geostationary satellite. Science 197, 1179-81.

Lovejoy, S. and Austin, G.L. 1979a: The delineation of rain areas from visible and IR satellite data for GATE and mid-latitudes. Atmosphere-Ocean 17, 77-92. 1979b: The sources of error in rain amount estimating schemes from GOES visible and IR satellite data. Monthly Weather Review 107, 1048-54.

Lutjeharms, J.R.E. 1979: Use of Meteosat in southern ocean oceanology and in southern hemisphere meteorology. Report on the First Meteosat Scientific User Meeting, Darmstadt, 19-20 June, pp. 01-015.

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Maddox, R.A. 1980: Mesoscale convective complexes. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 61, 1374-87.

Maddox, R.A. and Reynolds, D.W. 1980: GOES satellite data maps areas of extreme cold in Colorado. Monthly Weather Review 108, 116-18.

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1979: A case study of west Atlantic cloud clusters: 2 Dynamic structure and environment. Monthly Weather Review 107, 1343-69.

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Morgan, J. 1980: The system of geostationary meteorological satellites during the Global Weather Experiment. ESA Bulletin 21, 26-31.

Moser, W. , Preuss, H.J. , Raschke, E. and Ruprecht, E. 1980: Determination of radiation balance parameters using Meteosat image data preliminary studies. Report of Second Meteosat Scientific User Meeting, London, March, pp. K1-K9.

Moses, J.F. 1980: Numerical methods for the analysis of satellite rainfall estimates. In Preprint volume, Eighth Conference on Weather Forecasting and Analysis, 10-13 June 1980, Denver, Colorado. Boston, Massachusetts: American Meteorological Society, 101-107.

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Murayama, N. 1978: The use of GMS imageries to local meteorological studies and weather nowcasting. A case of satellite-viewed thick fog in the inland sea. In Proceedings, Symposium on the Use of Satellite Data in Meteorological Research, Tokyo.

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1977a: Monitoring air quality from satellites. Monthly Weather Review 105, 789-92.

1977b: An overview of oceanic features and air-sea interaction processes as viewed from the NOAA operational satellites. In Preprints of the Conference on Satellite Applications to Marine Technology, New Orleans, American Meteorological Society, 1-8.

Parmenter, F.C. and Anderson, R.K. 1977: A satellite overview of inadvertent weather modification . In Preprints, 6th Conference on Inadvertent and Planned Weather Modification, Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, American Meteorological Society, 83-86.

Payne, S.W. and McGarry, M.M. 1977: The relationship of satellite inferred convective activity to easterly waves over west Africa and the adjacent ocean during phase III of GATE. Monthly Weather Review 105, 413-20.

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1980: Short-interval SMS wind vector determinations for a severe local storms area. Monthly Weather Review 108, 1407-18.

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1976: Some uses of high-resolution GOES imagery in the mesoscale forecasting of convection and its behaviour. Monthly Weather Review 104, 1474-83.

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