|
AMM Home
Papers - 2008
Papers - 2007
Papers - 2006
Contents - pre-2006
Notes for authors
Editorial Board
Subscriptions
Information for Contributors
Further Information
|
|
|
Australian Meteorological Magazine - 2008 Papers
The Australian Meteorological Magazine is published four times per year,
nominally in March, June, September and December.
PDF copies of all papers published in the Australian Meteorological Magazine
will be available on this site as each issue is published.
Most papers are available in low and high-resolution versions. High-resolution versions have
better image quality but are much larger downloads (most high-resolution papers are 1-5 MB, most
low-resolution papers are 50-250 KB).
March 2008 (Vol 57 No. 1) - contents
- Davis, S. and Walsh, K.J.E. Southeast Australian thunderstorms: are they increasing in frequency? 1-11.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Chambers, L.E. and Griffiths, G.M. The changing nature of temperature extremes in Australia
and New Zealand. 13-35. (Low-res)
(High-res)
- Seaman, R.S. The probability distribution of observed minus expected sea-level pressures;
a quality control perspective. 37-43.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Le Marshall, J., Jung, J., Zapotocny, T., Redder, C., Dunn, M., Daniels, J. and
Riishojgaard, L.P. Impact of MODIS atmospheric motion vectors on a global NWP system. 45-51.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Courtney, J.B. and Santos, B.J. The South Pacific and southeast Indian Ocean tropical cyclone
season 2005-06. 53-64. (Low-res)
(High-res)
- Braganza, K. Seasonal climate summary southern hemisphere (autumn 2007): La Niņa a distinct
possibility in 2007. 65-75. (Low-res)
(High-res)
- Wu, X. Quarterly numerical weather prediction model performance summary - July to December 2007. 77-81.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Bureau of Meteorology - publications issued 2007. 83-84.
June 2008 (Vol 57 No. 2) - contents
- Jimi, S.I., Siems, S.T., McGregor, J.L., Gras, J.L. and Katzfey, J.J. An investigation into the
origin of aerosol nucleation events observed in the Southern Ocean boundary layer. 85-93.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Woodcock, F., Elliott, G. and Setek, M. Comparison of official and operational consensus forecasts
of capital city daily extreme temperatures in 2006. 95-108.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Fox-Hughes, P. A fire danger climatology for Tasmania. 109-120.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Harper, B.A., Stroud, S.A., McCormack, M. and West, S. A review of historical tropical cyclone
intensity in north-western Australia and implications for climate change trend analysis. 121-141.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Shaik, H.A. and Cleland, S.J. The tropical circulation in the Australian and Asian region -
May to October 2007. 143-154.
(Low-res) (High-res)
- Bettio, L. Seasonal climate summary southern hemisphere (winter 2007): a developing La Niņa and a
positive Indian Ocean dipole. 155-166. (Low-res)
(High-res)
- Wu, X. Quarterly numerical weather prediction model performance summary - January to March 2008. 167-169.
(Low-res) (High-res)
A corrigendum to the Gallant et al. paper from the December 2007 issue was published
in the June 2008 issue. Corrigenda were also published in the June 2008 issue to the Seaman and Le Marshall et al. papers
from the March 2008 issue. On this website corrected versions of the original papers are shown. (The corrigendum
to the Le Marshall et al. paper relates to a printing error - the version originally posted on the web was
unaffected).
Papers to appear in forthcoming issues
Papers which have been accepted for publication, but are yet to be allocated to an issue, are listed below.
- Song et al. 20 km resolution regional climate model experiments over Australia: experimental design
and simulations of current climate.
- Vincent et al. Verification of a high-resolution mesoscale NWP system.
- Watterson et al. Changes in extreme temperatures of Australasian summer simulated by CCAM under
global warming, and the roles of winds and land-sea contrasts.
- Le Marshall et al. The contribution of locally generated MTSAT-1R atmospheric motion vectors to
operational meteorology in the Australian region.
- Mills. Abrupt surface drying and fire weather. Part I: overview and case study of the South
Australian fires of 11 January 2005.
- Mills. Abrupt surface drying and fire weather. Part II: a preliminary synoptic climatology
in the forested areas of southern Australia.
- Siqueira and Marques. Occurrence frequencies and trajectories of mesoscale convective systems over
southeast Brazil related to cold frontal and non-frontal incursions.
- Le Marshall et al. Using cloudy AIRS fields of view in numerical weather prediction.
- Bannister et al. An end-to-end severe thunderstorm forecasting system in Australia: overview
and training issues.
Last updated 2 September 2008 by Blair Trewin
|
