Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory / Jet Propulsion Laboratory / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Australia / South Korea / India / United States / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
NOAA Climate Prediction Center / Jet Propulsion Laboratory / European Centre / California Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
travel grants / in situ and satellite-based observations / forecast products / satellite observations / impact synoptic systems / satellite algorithm sensitivities / /
NaturalFeature
Indian Ocean / /
Organization
California Institute of Technology / MJO Task Force / Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research / Climate Center / International CLIVAR Project Office / NOAA Climate Prediction Center / National Center for Atmospheric Research / Bureau of Meteorology / U.S. National Science Foundation / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission / Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation / AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY / /
Person
Harry H. Hendon / Kenneth R. Sperber / Matthew C. Wheeler / Duane E. Waliser / Carlos Ereño / Ken Sperber / Duane Waliser / Matt Wheeler / /
MODELING MONSOON INTRASEASONAL VARIABILITY From Theory to Operational Forecasting by Harry H. Hendon, Kenneth R. Sperber, Duane E. Waliser, and Matthew C. Wheeler