United States / China / Mexico / North America / /
Currency
pence / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Colorado State University / Fort Collins / /
IndustryTerm
geostationary satellite / sub-satellite point traveling / /
NaturalFeature
Gulf Surges / Baja Peninsula / Pacific Ocean / Gulf of California / /
Organization
NSF Mesoscale Dynamics Program Grant ATM-0340602 and NOAA Office / Colorado State University / Department of Atmospheric Science / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Madre / Colorado State Univ. / /
Person
Paul E. Ciesielski / R. Rabin / T. J. Brown / D. C. Ivanona / Richard H. Johnson / Brian D. McNoldy / K. Redmond / D. Ivanova / /
Position
author / /
ProvinceOrState
SSW / New Mexico / California / Arizona / Colorado / /
Region
US west coast / northwestern Mexico / southwestern United States / western Mexico / southwest US / northwest Mexico / southwest Mexico / /
P2.2 DIURNAL CYCLE OF SEA SURFACE WINDS AND TEMPERATURES DURING THE 2004 NORTH AMERICAN MONSOON EXPERIMENT Brian D. McNoldy *, Paul E. Ciesielski, Richard H. Johnson Dept. of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State Univ., F