P-ISSN 0739-1781
E-ISSN 3071-2874
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 1, 1979
Vol. 11, Issue 1, 1979
- Explanation of the Scientific Papers and Technical Notes and Correspondence sectionsJWM
- How much is enoughVincent J. Schaefer
- Ground Seeding Hail Prevention Experiment in FranceJ. Dessens
- Most Promising Concept of Hail SuppressionNarayan R. Gokhale
- Assessment of Weather Modification Potential for Alleviating Agricultural Droughts in the MidwestF. A. Huff
- Effects of Hail Suppression on Rainfall in the Texas High PlainsDonald R. Haragan
- More Rain and Less Hail in Southwest Alberta ProjectJames T. Bishop
- Laboratory and Atmospheric Vortex InstabilitiesThomas Y. Palmer
- Clouds and Precipitation in the Southern HIPLEX RegionDonald R. Haragan
- Numerical Simulation of Cloud Seeding Experiments in Maharashtra State IndiaA. Mary SalvamA. S. Ramachandra MurtyBh. V. Ramana Murty
- Simultaneous Cloud Comparisons using Digital Radar and Satellite MeasurementsMichael R PoellotDavid W Reynolds
- History of Planned Weather Modification Activities and Research at the Illinois State Water Survey, 1947 1978Stanley A Changnon Jr.
- Economic Impacts of Cloud Seeding in Southwest MinnesotaDavid F McGinnis
- Requirements in Weather Modification-The States ViewpointConrad G Keyes Jr
- An Early Use of Weather ModificationPierre St. Amand
- Partial Analysis of Reported Weather Modification Activities in the U S for CY 1978 and Comparisons with Results for CY 1976 and 1977Mason T Charak
- Computerized on line Hail BibliographyIllinois State Water Survey
Schaefer, Vincent J. 1979. “How Much Is Enough.” The Journal of Weather Modification 11 (1): 1–4. https://doi.org/10.54782/001c.132629.