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kebaruan kedalaman
1 The Atmospheric NIKLAS SCHNEIDER 2,705 Q1 20,37% 33.33%
International Pacific Research Center, and
Response to Weak Sea Department of Oceanography, University of
Hawaii at M_anoa,
Honolulu, Hawaii
Surface Temperature BO QIU
Department of Oceanography, University of
Fronts
Hawaii at M_anoa, Honolulu, Hawaii

2 Cluster Analysis of MING BAO 2,705 Q1 22.5% 20%

School of Atmospheric Sciences, Nanjing
Northern Hemisphere University, Nanjing, China, and Department of
Journal Of The Wintertime 500-hPa Flow Atmospheric Sciences,
University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Regimes JOHN M. WALLACE
Atmospheric Science during 19202014 Department of Atmospheric Sciences,
University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

3 A Model for the Complete DANIEL R. CHAVAS AND NING LIN 2,705 Q1 53.23% 12.9%
Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
Radial Structure of the KERRY EMANUEL
Tropical Cyclone Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Wind Field. Part I: Cambridge, Massachusetts

Comparison with Observed

Structure
4 An Oceanic Impact of the HIROSHI G. TAKAHASHI 4,185 Q1 16.67% 20.83%
Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, and
Kuroshio on Surface Air Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and
Temperature on the Technology,
Yokohama, Japan
Pacific Coast of Japan in SACHIHO A. ADACHI
Journal Of Climate Summer: Regional H2O
Advanced Institute for Computational Science,
RIKEN, Kobe, Japan
TOMONORI SATO
Greenhouse Gas Effect Faculty of Environmental Earth Science,
Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan
MASAYUKI HARA
Center for Environmental Science in Saitama,
Kazo, Saitama, Japan

5 Increased Variability in the
Early Winter Subarctic
North American
Atmospheric Circulation
6 Variational Assimilation of
Journal Of Applied
Cloud Liquid/Ice Water
Meteorology and
Path and Its Impact on
Climatology
NWP
7 Evaluation of the FlowCapt
Acoustic Sensor for the
Aeolian Transport of Snow
Journal Of Atmospheric
and Oceanic
Technology
8 Observing System
Simulation Experiments
(OSSEs) to Evaluate the
Potential
Impact of an Optical
Autocovariance Wind Lidar
(OAWL) on
XIEYAO MA AND FUJIO KIMURA
Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and
Technology, Yokohama, Japan
JAMES E. OVERLAND 4,185 Q1 69% 64.3%
NOAA/Pacific Marine Environmental
Laboratory, Seattle, Washington
MUYIN WANG
Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere
and Ocean, University of Washington, Seattle,
Washington
YAODENG CHEN,* HONGLI WANG,1,# 1,723 Q1 59.18% 8.16%
JINZHONG MIN,* XIANG-YU HUANG,@
PATRICK MINNIS,&
RUIZHI ZHANG,* JULIE HAGGERTY,**
AND RABINDRA PALIKONDA
ALEXANDRE TROUVILLIEZ 1,156 Q2 21.05% 18.42%
LGGE, UMR 5183, CNRS, and UR ETNA,
Irstea, Saint-Martin-dHres, and DTecEMF,
Cerema, LGCE, Plouzan,
and Universit Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble,
France
FLORENCE NAAIM-BOUVET AND
HERV BELLOT
UR ETNA, Irstea, Saint-Martin-dHres, and
Universit Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble, France
CHRISTOPHE GENTHON AND HUBERT
GALLE
LGGE, UMR 5183, CNRS, Saint-Martin
dHres, France
ROBERT ATLAS,* ROSS N. HOFFMAN,1 1,156 Q2 29.55% 9,09%
ZAIZHONG MA,# G. DAVID EMMITT,@
SIDNEY A. WOOD JR.,@
STEVEN GRECO,@ SARA TUCKER,&
LISA BUCCI,1 BACHIR ANNANE,1 R.
MICHAEL HARDESTY,** AND
SHIRLEY MURILLO
 Numerical Weather
Prediction
9 Assessment of the Upper- FLORENT GASPARIN, DEAN 1,156 Q2 12% 10%
Ocean Observing System ROEMMICH, JOHN GILSON, AND
BRUCE CORNUELLE
in the Equatorial Pacific: Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University
The Role of Argo in of California, San Diego, La Jolla, California

Resolving Intraseasonal to
Interannual Variability
10 Global Maps of Streamflow HYLKE E. BECK AND AD DE ROO 2.397 Q1 22.3% 62.59%
Institute for Environment and Sustainability,
Characteristics Based on Joint Research Centre, European Commission,
Observations from Ispra, Italy
Several Thousand ALBERT I. J. M. VAN DIJK
Fenner School of Environment and Society,
Australian National University, Canberra,
Catchments Australian
Capital Territory, Australia

11 NEXRAD NWS LUCIANA K. CUNHA 2.397 Q1 34.21% 1.32%

Department of Civil and Environmental
Polarimetric Precipitation Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton,
New Jersey,
and Willis Research Network, London, United
Journal Of Product Evaluation for Kingdom
JAMES A. SMITH
Hydrometeorology IFloodS Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton,
New Jersey
WITOLD F. KRAJEWSKI
IIHRHydroscience and Engineering, The
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa
MARY LYNN BAECK
Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton,
New Jersey
BONG-CHUL SEO
IIHRHydroscience and Engineering, The
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa

12 Comparing SHUSEN WANG,c MING PAN,d 2.397 Q1 30.34% 24.72%

QIAOZHEN MU,e,f XIAOYING SHI,g
 Evapotranspiration from
Eddy Covariance
Measurements, Water
Budgets,
Remote Sensing, and Land
Surface Models over
Canada
13 Weather and Extended-Range Forecasts
Forecasting of Areal-Averaged Rainfall
over Saudi Arabia
14 Tellus, series A: 21st century changes in the
dynamic meteorology European climate:
and oceanography uncertainties derived from an
ensemble of regional
climate model simulations
15 Atmospheric Science Associations between tropical
cyclone activity in the
Letter Southwest Indian Ocean and
JIAFU MAO,g CHRISTIAN BRMMER,h
RACHHPAL S. JASSAL,i PRAVEENA
KRISHNAN,j,k JUNHUA LI,c
AND T. ANDREW BLACK
MICHAEL K. TIPPETT 1,647 Q1 44.44% 33.33%
Department of Applied Physics and Applied
Mathematics, Columbia University, New York,
New York, and
Center of Excellence for Climate Change
Research, Department of Meteorology, King
Abdulaziz University,
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
MANSOUR ALMAZROUI
Center of Excellence for Climate Change
Research, Department of Meteorology, King
Abdulaziz University,
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
IN-SIK KANG
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences,
Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea,
and Center of
Excellence for Climate Change Research,
Department of Meteorology, King Abdulaziz
University, Jeddah,
Saudi Arabia
ERIK KJELLSTRO M, GRIGORY 1,838 Q1 4% 2%
NIKULIN, ULF HANSSON,
GUSTAV STRANDBERG
and ANDERS ULLERSTIG, Rossby
Centre, Swedish Meteorological and
Hydrological Institute, SE 601 96
Norrkoping, Sweden
Nicolas Astier,1 Matthieu Plu2,3 1,477 Q1 25% 66.67%
and Chantal Claud1*
1LMD/IPSL/CNRS, Ecole Polytechnique,
Palaiseau, France
 El Nio Southern Oscillation
16 Weather Climate and Indicators of Climate
Change in Idaho: An
Society
Assessment Framework for
Coupling Biophysical
Change and Social
Perception
17 Climate Change Climate change and
ontological politics in the
Dutch Delta
18 Quarterly Journal of Atmospheric response in
the royal
summer linked to recent
meteorological society
Arctic sea ice loss
2Laboratoire de lAtmosphre et des
Cyclones, Unit Mixte CNRS/Mto-
France/Universit de La Runion, Sainte
Clotilde, France
3CNRM-GAME, CNRS/Mto-France,
Toulouse, France
P. ZION KLOS,b JOHN T. 0,731 Q2
ABATZOGLOU,c ALYCIA BEAN,d JAROD
BLADES,e MELISSA A. CLARK,f
MEGAN DODD,g TROY E. HALL,h
AMANDA HARUCH,g PHILIP E.
HIGUERA,i JOSEPH D. HOLBROOK,j
VINCENT S. JANSEN,d KERRY KEMP,b
AMBER LANKFORD,j TIMOTHY E.
LINK,b TROY MAGNEY,b
ARJAN J. H. MEDDENS,c LIZA
MITCHELL,j BRANDON MOORE,c
PENELOPE MORGAN,i
BETH A. NEWINGHAM,k RYAN J.
NIEMEYER,b BEN SODERQUIST,b
ALEXIS A. SUAZO,b
KERRI T. VIERLING,j VON WALDEN,l
AND CHELSEA WALSH
m
Arjen Zegwaard & Arthur C. Petersen & 2,116 Q1
Philippus Wester
R. E. Petrie,* L. C. Shaffrey 4,403 Q1
and R. T. Sutton
Department of Meteorology, University
of Reading, UK
*Correspondence to: R. E. Petrie,
Department of Meteorology, University
of Reading, Earley Gate,Whiteknights
Campus, Reading
RG6 6BB, UK. E-mail:

19 Monthly Weather Detection of Coherent
Review
Airstreams Using Cluster
Analysis: Application to an
Extratropical Cyclone
20 Ocean Modelling On The Dynamical influence of
ocean eddy potential vorticity
fluxes
r.e.petrie@reading.ac.uk
NEIL C. G. HART, SUZANNE L. GRAY, 3,081 Q1
AND PETER A. CLARK
Department of Meteorology, University of
Reading, Reading, United Kingdom
1,675 Q1