Vol. 31 No. 1 (1999)

Published: 1999-04-01

Full Issue

Scientific Papers

The Texas Weather Modification Program: Objectives, Approach and Progress

George W Bomar, William L Woodley, Dale L Bates

9-22
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Simultaneous Operational AgI and Hygroscopic Flare Seeding in Texas: Rationale and Results

William L Woodley, Daniel Rosenfeld

23-28
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Comparison of Radar-Derived Properties of Texas Clouds Receiving One of Three Treatments: AgI Ejectable Flares or Hygroscopic Flares or No Seeding

William L Woodley, Daniel Rosenfeld

29-41
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Coalescence Activity in Texas Clouds: The Index of Coalescence Activity and First-echo Tops

Aldis Strautins, Todd Flanagan, William L Woodley

42-50
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Summary of NOAA/Utah Atmospheric Modification Program: 1990-1998

Arlin B Super

51-75
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Organization and Main Results of the Hail Suppression Program in the Northern Area of the Province of Mendoza, Argentina

Victor Makitov

76-86
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Comparison of Rainwater Silver Concentrations from Seeded and Non-seeded Days in León (Spain)

J L Sanchez, J Dessens, J L Marcos, J T Fernández

87-90
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Evaluation of the Western Kansas Weather Modification Program

Darrel L Eklund, Daljit Singh Jawa, Tina Kae Rajala

91-101
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Generation of Ice Nucleus Aerosols by Solution and Pyrotechnic Combustion

William G Finnegan

102-108
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Comparisons of Lohse Wing-Tip Nuclei Generators and Burn-in-Place Pyrotechnics in the North Dakota Cloud Modification Project

Bruce A Boe, Paul J DeMott

109-118
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Chaff Tagging for Tracking the Evolution of Cloud Parcels

Roger F Reinking, Roelof T Bruitjes, Bruce W Bartram, Brad W Orr, Brooks E Martner

119-133
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Comment on "An Application of Hygroscopic Flares - A Single Case Study", by Henderson, Wood and Newsom

Jean-Francois Berthoumieu, Griffith Morgan

134-135
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Reply

Thomas J Henderson

136
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Technical Notes and Correspondence

Development of Standard Practices for Designing and Conducting Weather Modification Projects

George W Bomar

138-140
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Vol. 31 No. 1 (1999)

Full Issue

Scientific Papers

The Texas Weather Modification Program: Objectives, Approach and Progress

Simultaneous Operational AgI and Hygroscopic Flare Seeding in Texas: Rationale and Results

Comparison of Radar-Derived Properties of Texas Clouds Receiving One of Three Treatments: AgI Ejectable Flares or Hygroscopic Flares or No Seeding

Coalescence Activity in Texas Clouds: The Index of Coalescence Activity and First-echo Tops

Summary of NOAA/Utah Atmospheric Modification Program: 1990-1998

Organization and Main Results of the Hail Suppression Program in the Northern Area of the Province of Mendoza, Argentina

Comparison of Rainwater Silver Concentrations from Seeded and Non-seeded Days in León (Spain)

Evaluation of the Western Kansas Weather Modification Program

Generation of Ice Nucleus Aerosols by Solution and Pyrotechnic Combustion

Comparisons of Lohse Wing-Tip Nuclei Generators and Burn-in-Place Pyrotechnics in the North Dakota Cloud Modification Project

Chaff Tagging for Tracking the Evolution of Cloud Parcels

Comment on "An Application of Hygroscopic Flares - A Single Case Study", by Henderson, Wood and Newsom

Reply

Technical Notes and Correspondence

Development of Standard Practices for Designing and Conducting Weather Modification Projects

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