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AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY ELSEVIER Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 69 (1994) 289-290 Contents of Volume 69, 1994 VOL. 69, NOS. 1-2 JUNE 1994 Special Issue: New Vision and New Perspectives in Agricultural Meteorology/Climatology and Modeling Introduction and Summary Future direction and needs in agricultural meteorology/climatology and modeling SR eae a ae ee ee ar ee ee ee ee aet e ee Research Papers Developments in agricultural meteorology as a _ to its potential for the twenty-first century a a ee ee eee er Future directions and needs for academic education iin agricultural meteorology 8 Ae ee oe a eee ee 27 Current and future agriculture! meteorology and climatology education needs of the US Extension Service K.B. Perry. : 33 Future needs in agricultural meteorology: basic and applied research S66: eo ba ea Oe a te ee ek oe ca. a. eee oe 39 The future of serving agriculvure with weather/climate information and forecasting: some indications and observations M.W. Seeley. ..... ae ae 1 Seoe oe 47 Quality and variability of lone t| erm climate data relative to agriculture R.E. Carlson, J.W. Enz and D.G. Baker . . 61 Spatial structure of solar radiation in Wisconsin ee ee ee 75 Data quality checking for single station meteorological databases D.W. Meek and J.L. Hatfield. . . . . a are a ee ee eT et oe 85 Using climate/weather data with the NLEAP model |to manage soil nitrogen M.J. Shaffer, B.K. Wylie, R.F. Follett and P.N.S. Bartling ..... . 111 Management strategies to minimise climatic risk to wheat production in low rainfall as reas of southern Australia A.K.S. Huda. . . 125 Guide for authors. . . . 290 VOL. 69, NOS. 3-4 JULY 1994 Research Papers Plant responses to atmospheric CO, enrichment in the face of environmental constraints: a review of the past 10 years’ research K.E. Idasnd oS. B. Idso scien" s Détermination du coefficient — de transmissiona de chaleur a travers a pario a’u ne serre C. Kittas . , Radiative transfer in shred savanna sites in Niger: preliminary results from HAPEX- Sahel. 1. Modelling surface reflectance using a geometric-optical approach J. Franklin, J. Duncan, A.R. Huete, W.J.D. van Leeuwen, X. Li and A. Begue . Radiative transfer in shrub savanna sites in Niger: preliminary results from HAPEX-Sahel. 2. Photosynthetically active radiation interception of the woody layer A. Begue, N.P. Hanan and S.D. Prince. Radiative transfer in shrub savanna sites in Niger: preliminary results from HAPEX- Sahel. 3. Optical dynamics and vegetation index sensitivity to biomass plant cover W.J.D. van Leeuwen, A.R. Huete, J. Duncan and J. Franklin .