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P-ISSN 0739-1781
E-ISSN 3071-2874
Scientific Papers
Vol. 30, Issue 1, 1998April 01, 1998 MDT

Formation of Droplets in a Marine Stratocumulus Layer Containing a Ship-Plume

Edward E Hindman,
https://doi.org/10.54782/001c.132913

Articles in Vol. 30, Issue 1, 1998

Vol. 30, Issue 1, 1998
  • A Simplified Concept of Hygroscopic Seeding
    H D OrvilleChengshu WangF J Kopp
  • Key Variables to Assess Seeding Operations on the Greek National Hail Suppression Program
    Michalis V SioutasRandy C Rudolph
  • Formation of Droplets in a Marine Stratocumulus Layer Containing a Ship-Plume
    Edward E Hindman
  • Modeling AgI Targeting Effectiveness for Five Generalized Weather Classes in Utah
    James A HeimbachArlin B SuperWilliam D Hall
  • Experiments with Pulsed Seeding by AgI and Liquid Propane in Slightly Supercooled Winter Orographic Clouds over Utah’s Wasatch Plateau
    Edmond W Holroyd IIIArlin B Super
  • Hail Suppression in Mendoza Argentina
    J L SánchezJ DessensLeonid DinevichPetio Simeonov
  • An Update on the North Dakota Cloud Modification Project
    Darin W LangerudPaul T Moen
JWM
Hindman, Edward E. 1998. “Formation of Droplets in a Marine Stratocumulus Layer Containing a Ship-Plume.” The Journal of Weather Modification 30 (1): 30–34. https://doi.org/10.54782/001c.132913.
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