P-ISSN 0739-1781
E-ISSN 3071-2874
Vol. 28, Issue 1, 1996April 01, 1996 MDT
Implications from the North Dakota Tracer Experiment of 1993 for the Glaciogenic Seeding of Supercooled Convective Clouds to Suppress Hail
Implications from the North Dakota Tracer Experiment of 1993 for the Glaciogenic Seeding of Supercooled Convective Clouds to Suppress Hail
Mark Bloomer, Andy Detwiler,
Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 1, 1996
Vol. 28, Issue 1, 1996
- Hydrometer Classification with Elliptical Polarization Radar: Applications for Glaciogenic Cloud SeedingRoger F ReinkingSergey Y MatrosovRoelof T Bruintjes
- The Assessment of Snowpack Enhancement by Silver Iodide Cloud-Seeding using the Physics and Chemistry of the SnowfallJoseph A WarburtonSteven K ChaiRichard H StoneLawrence G Young
- Evidence of Effectiveness of Hygroscopic Collector EmbryosAlbert H SchnellWallace E Howell
- Development of Improved Criteria for Hail Suppression Seeding in SerbiaD RadinovićD Banjević
- California Cloud Seeding and Idaho PrecipitationJ G MacCrackenJ O'Laughlin
- Variations in Contrail Morphology and Relationships to Atmospheric ConditionsDavid J Travis
- Climatological and Microphysical Cloud Features towards Rain Enhancement or Agriculture in GreeceN R DaleziosS I SpanosN PapamanolisT W Krauss
- Some Potential Errors in the Identification of Hail Swaths and Seeded StormsJosé L SánchezRoberto FraileAmaya CastroMaría T de la FuenteJosé L Marcos
- Changing Perceptions of the Israeli Weather Modification ProgramArnett S Dennis
- Implications from the North Dakota Tracer Experiment of 1993 for the Glaciogenic Seeding of Supercooled Convective Clouds to Suppress HailMark BloomerAndy Detwiler
Bloomer, Mark, and Andy Detwiler. 1996. “Implications from the North Dakota Tracer Experiment of 1993 for the Glaciogenic Seeding of Supercooled Convective Clouds to Suppress Hail.” The Journal of Weather Modification 28 (1): 86–91. https://doi.org/10.54782/001c.132899.