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87. Verification of two machine learning approaches for cloud masking based on reflectance of channel IR3.9 using Meteosat Second Generation over Middle East maritime M. Hadizadeh et al.
88. Late-Spring Severe Blizzard Events over Eastern Romania: A Conceptual Model of Development M. Caian & M. Andrei
89. On the characterization of mountain waves and the development of a warning method for aviation safety using WRF forecast J. Díaz-Fernández et al.
90. Investigation into clouds and precipitation over an urban area using micro rain radars, satellite remote sensing and fluorescence spectrophotometry C. Muller et al.
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92. A new high‐resolution central and western Saharan summertime dust source map from automated satellite dust plume tracking I. Ashpole & R. Washington
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95. Harnessing Crowdsourced Data and Prevalent Technologies for Atmospheric Research N. David
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98. On the Geomorphic, Meteorological, and Hydroclimatic Drivers of the Unusual 2018 Early Summer Salt Dust Storms in Central Asia X. Xi
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104. Identification of Dust Sources in a Saharan Dust Hot-Spot and Their Implementation in a Dust-Emission Model S. Feuerstein & K. Schepanski
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106. Algorithms for the classification and characterization of aerosols: utility verification of near-UV satellite observations S. Mukai et al.
107. A persistent wintertime fog episode at Lisbon airport (Portugal): performance of ECMWF and AROME models M. Belo‐Pereira & J. Santos
108. Automatic day time cloud detection over land and sea from MSG SEVIRI images using three features and two artificial intelligence approaches M. Reguiegue & F. Chouireb
109. Automated Detection of Explosive Volcanic Eruptions Using Satellite‐Derived Cloud Vertical Growth Rates M. Pavolonis et al.
110. Assessing Orographic Cloud Seeding Impacts Through Integration of Remote Sensing from Multispectral Satellite, Radar Data, and In Situ Observations in the Western United States G. Mehdizadeh et al.
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112. Dust Detection Over East Asia From Multispectral and Multi‐Temporal Himawari‐8/AHI Thermal Infrared Observations J. Shi et al.
113. Damaging Convective and Non-Convective Winds in Southwestern Iberia during Windstorm Xola P. Pinto & M. Belo-Pereira
114. Identification of Supercooled Cloud Water by FY-4A Satellite and Validation by CALIPSO and Airborne Detection X. Xu et al.
115. First-Light Imagery from Suomi NPP VIIRS D. Hillger et al.
116. Flood Monitoring Using Satellite-Based RGB Composite Imagery and Refractive Index Retrieval in Visible and Near-Infrared Bands H. Ban et al.
117. Nocturnal Continental Low-Level Stratus over Tropical West Africa: Observations and Possible Mechanisms Controlling Its Onset J. Schrage & A. Fink
118. Regional Comparison of GOES Cloud-Top Properties and Radar Characteristics in Advance of First-Flash Lightning Initiation J. Mecikalski et al.
119. Satellite remote sensing of hailstorms in France P. Melcón et al.
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121. Intercomparison of High-Resolution Precipitation Products over Northwest Europe C. Kidd et al.
122. Influence of Orography Upon Summertime Low‐Level Jet Dust Emission in the Central and Western Sahara T. Caton Harrison et al.
123. Moments from space captured by MSG SEVIRI M. Reuter & S. Pfeifer
124. Smoke detections and visibility estimation using Himawari_8 satellite data over Sumatera and Borneo Island Indonesia H. Ismanto et al.
125. In-situ observations of charged Saharan dust from an uncrewed aircraft system V. Savvakis et al.
126. High‐resolution regional modeling of summertime transport and impact of African dust over the Red Sea and Arabian Peninsula S. Kalenderski & G. Stenchikov
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128. Enhancing weak transient signals in SEVIRI false color imagery: Application to dust source detection in southern Africa J. Murray et al.
129. Gulf of Alaska Cyclone in Daytime Microphysics RGB Imagery M. Lawson & K. Fuell
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131. Dust aerosol emission over the Sahara during summertime from Cloud-Aerosol Lidar with Orthogonal Polarization (CALIOP) observations M. Todd & C. Cavazos-Guerra
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134. Areal Extent of Dust Emission Events and Source Geomorphology in Northern Africa from MSG-SEVIRI Data O. Lavi Bekin et al.
135. Ship track characteristics derived from geostationary satellite observations on the west coast of southern Africa M. Schreier et al.
136. Are the phosphate oxygen isotopes of Saharan dust a robust tracer of atmospheric P source? L. Bigio et al.
137. Introduction to the NJIAS Himawari-8/9 Cloud Feature Dataset for climate and typhoon research X. Zhuge et al.
138. Cellular Network Infrastructure: The Future of Fog Monitoring? N. David et al.
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152. Variability in Sources and Concentrations of Saharan Dust Phosphorus over the Atlantic Ocean A. Gross et al.
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