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F. H. Ruggiero

Development and tests of a new distributed-memory MM5 adjoint

By F. H. Ruggiero, J. Michalakes, Thomas Nehrkorn, George D. Modica, X. Zou
January 1, 2006

J. Atmos. Oceanic Technol., 23(3):424–436, 2006.

Filed under: Atmosphere, Data assimilation & NWP

A MM5-based four-dimensional variational analysis system developed for distributed memory computers

By F. H. Ruggiero, George D. Modica, Thomas Nehrkorn
July 31, 2001

14th Conference on Numerical Weather Prediction

Filed under: Weather Research and Forecasting Model (WRF)

Assimilation of satellite imager data and surface observations to improve analysis of circulations forced by cloud shading contrasts

By F. H. Ruggiero, George D. Modica, Alan E. Lipton
February 7, 2000

Monthly Weather Review

Filed under: Clouds, Satellite
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