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INDEX Volume 59, 2002 January 3-125 No. 13 July 5 January 125-248 No. 14 5 July | February 249-788 No | August 5 February 789-892 No. | 15 August March R03 1028 No. | September 5 March 1029 No 5 September April 1153 No. | October 5 April 1293 No. 2 15 October | May 1433-1640 | November 15 May 1641-1776 5 November 1777 June 1916 December 5 June 1917-2032 5 December Corrigenda: 2625 Section A. Index to Contributions by Author Notes and Correspondence are ndicated by asterisks Readers are encouraged to brow 4MS journals online to search titles and abstracts of articles referred Itt o in the index belo AMS Web site (http://www.ametsoc.org/AMS ). RT, \.; 3421-3435 330] RKEE, KUSSE 1.; Ocus, Harry T., II; r: see GLUHOVSKY. XANDER: 1383 1393 Coalescence Efficiency Measurements for Minimally Charged A: see ( : 2033-2056 Cloud Drops, 233-243 AIRES, Fitipe; Rossow, W \M B.; CHEDIN, A Rotation of EOFs iD, Pr see CHABOUREAU, JeAN-PrERRE; 2362-2372 by the Independent Component Analysis Toward a Solution of the . Ericu: SCHMII GERHARD; Energy Deposition and Turbulent Mixing Problem in the Decomposition of Geophysical Time Series, Dissipation Owing to Gravity Waves in the Mesosphere, 54-68 111-12 ,C . M.; see Hars N; 714-725 hin ruUCE A.: see ZHU. PING: 1983-2005 . J. H.; see Hotton, J. R.; 2019-2023 ALEXANDER,M . JOAN;T \, TOSHITAKA: VINCENT, Rost \ s, JADWIGA H.; ALEXANDER, M. Joan; Hotton, JAMes R.; Effects of Latitudinal Variations Observed in Gravity Waves with Short Tropospheric Wind Shear on the Spectrum of Convectively Vertical Wavelengths, 1394—1404 Generated Gravity Waves, 1805—1824 KANDER, M. Joa » BERES WIGA H.: 1805—1824 JOHN W.: Rascu, Puiwip J Parameterizing Vertically 3129 yv, Miki cis, Ad w A.; ( N, BA Coherent Cloud Distributions, 2165 Cairns, Bt AN; Remo te Sensing of Atmospheric Aerosols and Trace mM, R. W see RuSSELL. P. B.: 609-619 Gases by Means of Multifilter Rotating Shadowband Radiomete M, RoBert W.: Russet, Pu p B.; HiGNnetr, Pt PartI : Retrieval Algorithm, 524—5 elength Dependence of the Absorbtion of Black Carbon XANDROV, MIKH s, A} w A.: Cat N,B Predictions and Results from the TARFOX Experiment ( Ns. B ; Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Aerosols and for the Aerosol Single Scattering Albedo, 567-5 Gases by Means of Multifiltet Rotating Shadowband Radiom O.: 398-413 Part I: Climatologic al Applications, 544-566 H. W - 2093 . PINHAS; see KRICHAK, SIMO? 243-2252 s J.; Lightning Scaling Relatio 1O86—1 104 Ep L: Hicks, B B.: *( omments on “Critical Test of -e Li, J.; 2883 the Validity of Monin—Obukho Similarity durine Convective O.; Eulerian Variational Principles for Stratified Hydrostatic Conditions,” 2605-2607 Equat 162 ‘, Joun: A Three-Dir nsional Coupled Chemist . KENN ; Carrie, Gordon D.; The Mean-Meridional Model Simulation of Past Stratospheric Trends, 218 lransport lroposphere in an Idealized GCM, 162. 3163 502-151 M Wind Stress Sin MIcH ee PoLONSKY, IGor N.; 758-768 n AGCM, 3051 4; 2608-2614 1006-101 ns, Davin I 3285-3301 dations for Models of Moist 327 32384 H, RONALD B.; 2073-2092 . H.-O.; Multiscale Bounded Derivative Initialization for an Arbitrary Domain, 1680—1696 G ; see ZADRA, AY N; 2498-2510, 2811 2829 ~H. W LS Ratpo R ; see Pa KER, DouGJt.;a s 1263-1273 Inferencoef Cloud Optical Depth from . N.: see Scaire, A. A.; 1473 1489 Aircraft-Based Solar Radiometric Measurements, 2093-211 | - see GEOGDZHAYI Barker,H . W.; see Li, J.; 3321-3339 - see CHOW 3588 JOURNAL OF THE ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES VOLUME 59 Cairns, BRIAN; see ALEXANDROV, MIKHAIL D.; 524-543, 544-566 Crarke, Antony D.; Kapustin, VLADIMIR N.; A Pacific Aerosol Survey. *ALLAGHAN, PATRICK F.; SALBY, Murry L.; Three-Dimensionality and Part I: A Decade of Data on Particle Production, Transport, Forcing of the Brewer—Dobson Circulation, 976-99| Evolution, and Mixing in the Troposphere, 363-382 Cammas, J.-P.; see Scott, R. K.; 2347-2361 CoakLey, JAMES A., JR.; WALSH, CHRISTOPHER D.: Limits to the Aerosol Canuto, V. M.; see CHENG, Y.; 1550-1565 Indirect Radiative Effect Derived from Observations of Ship “ARBONE, R. E.; Tutte, J. D.; AnvEvycu, D. A.; TRIER, S. B.: Tracks, 668-680 Inferences of Predictability Associated with Warm Season Corton, RICHARD; see LIN, RUEI-FoNG; 2305 Precipitation Episodes, 2033-2056 Corron, WILLIAM R.; see LARSON, VINCENT E.; 35 “ARLSON, BARBARA E.; see ALEXANDROV, MIKHAIL D.; 524-543, 544-566 Corton, WILLIAM R.; see GOLAZ, JEAN-CHRISTOPHE; 3 “arRICO, C. M.: see Russet, P. B.; 609-619 3552-3571 “ARRIE, GORDON D.; see BOWMAN, KENNETH P.; 1502-1514 Couvreux, FLEUR; see Hourbin, Frepeéric; 1105-1123 “ASH, BENJAMIN A.; KUSHNER, PAUL J.; VALLIS, GEOFFREY K.; The Cram, THOMAS A.; MONTGOMERY, MICHAEL T.; HERTENSTEIN, ROLF F. A.; Structure and Composition of the Annular Modes in an Aquaplanet Early Evolution of Vertical Vorticity in a Numerically Simulated General Circulation Model, 3399-3414 Idealized Convective Line, 2113-2127 “ASTANHEIRA, J. M.; GRAF, H.-F.; DACAMaARA, C. C.; Rocua, A.; Using a Crocuet, M.; see Luce, H.; 2885-2896 Physical Reference Frame to Study Global Circulation Variability, CROMMELIN, DAAN T.; Homoclinic Dynamics: A Scenario for 1490-1501 Atmospheric Ultralow-Frequency Variability, 1533-1549 "HABOUREAU, JEAN-PIERRE; BECHTOLD, PETER; A Simple Cloud Crossy, Davin; see ZHAO, Tom X.-P.; 294-312 Parameterization Derived from Cloud Resolving Model Data: Curry, JupirH A.; see KHvoROSTYANOV, VITALY I.; 1872-1884 Diagnostic and Prognostic Applications, 2362-2372 DaCamara, C. C.; see CASTANHEIRA, J. M.; 1490-1501 “HAN, JOHNNY C. L.; Ko, Francis M. F.; Let, YING MAN; Relationship DALAUDIER, F.; see Luce, H.; 2885-2896 between Potential Vorticity Tendency and Tropical Cyclone Daum, PeTER H.; see Liu, YANGANG; 2279-2290 Motion, 1317-1336 Davies-Jones, Ropert; Linear and Nonlinear Propagation of Supercell CHAN, KwinG L.; see Cuow, K. C.; 2930-2950 Storms, 3178-3205 CHAN, Pul-KinG; see CHou, MinG-Dau; 748-757 Davis, ANTHONY B.; MARSHAK, ALEXANDER; Space-Time Cuan, W. C.; see Monmh, P.; 2513-2534 Characteristics of Light Transmitted through Dense Clouds: A CHANDRASEKAR, V.; see GorGuUCCI, EUGENIO; 2373-2384 Green’s Function Analysis, 2713-2727 CHARRON, MARTIN; MANZINI, ELIsA; Gravity Waves from Fronts: De Bruin, H. A. R.; see VAN DE WieL, B. J. H.; 942-958, 2567-2581 Parameterization and Middle Atmosphere Response in a General DELENE, Davip J.; OGREN, JOHN A.; Variability of Aerosol Optical Circulation Model, 923-941 Properties at Four North American Surface Monitoring Sites, CHATENET, BERNADETTE; See KAUFMAN, Y. J.; 635-646 1135-1150 CHEDIN, ALAIN; see AirES, FILipE; 1 1 1-123 Det Genio, ANTHONY D.; see MENON, SuRABE, 692-713 CHEN, CHIH-CHIEH; see MorGan, MICHAEL C.; 169-185 DeMortr, PAut J.: see Lin, RUEI-FoNG; 2305-2329 CHENG, Y.; CANuTO, V. M.; Howarb, A. M.; An Improved Model for DEROME, JACQUES; see ZADRA, AYRTON; 2498-2510, 2811-2829 the Turbulent PBL, 1550—156€5 DicKINSON, MICHAEL: MOLINARI, JOHN; Mixed Rossby—Gravity Waves Cun, MIAN; see PENNER, Joyce E.; 441-460 and Western Pacific Tropical Cyclogenesis. Part I: Synoptic Cun, Mian; Ginoux, PAUL; KINNE, STEFAN; TORRES, OMAR; HOLBEN, Evolution, 2183-2196 Brent N.; DuNCAN, BRYAN N.; MARTIN, RANDALL V.; LOGAN, po Carmo, A. M. C.; see Rao, V. BRAHMANANDA; 1029-1040 JENNIFER A.; HiGURASHI, AKIKO; NAKAJIMA, TERUYUKI; Tropospheric DonG, XIQUAN; MINNIS, PATRICK: MACE, GERALD G.; SmitH, WILLIAM Aerosol Optical Thickness from the GOCART Model and Jr.; PoELLoT, MICHAEL; MARCHAND, RoGeR T.; Rapp, Anita D.:; Comparisons with Satellite and Sun Photometer Measurements, Comparison of Stratus Cloud Properties Deduced from Surface, 461-483 GOES, and Aircraft Data during the March 2000 ARM Cloud IOP 3265-3284 Cuou, Minc-Dau; see WEAVER, CLARK J.; 736-747 Cuou, MinG-Dau; CHAN, Pul-KING; WANG, MENGHUA; Aerosol Doy ce, JAMes D.; DurRAN, DALE R.; The Dynamics of Mountain Radiative Forcing Derived from SeaWiFS-Retrieved Aerosol Wave- Induced Rotors, 186-201 Optical Properties, 748-757 Doy-e, JAMEs D.; see SmMitH, RONALD B.; 2073-2092 Cuow, K. C.; CHAN, Kwina L.; Lau, ALexis K. H.; Generation of DraAGANI, R.; REDAELLI, G.; Visconti, G.; Mariotti, A.; RUDAKOVY, V.; Moving Spiral Bands in Tropical Cyclones, 2930-2950 MacKenzie, A. R.; Sreranutti, L.; High-Resolution Stratospheric CuHowpnary, JACEK; CAIRNS, BRIAN; TRAVIS, LARRY D.; Case Studies of racer Fields Reconstructed with Lagrangian Techniques: A Aerosol Retrievals over the Ocean from Multiangle, Multispectral Comparative Analysiosf Predictive Skill, 1943-1958 Photopolarimetric Remote Sensing Data, 383-397 Dusovik, OLEG; see SMIRNOV, ALEXANDER; 501-523 CHRISTOPHER, SUNDAR A.; ZHANG, JIANGLONG; Daytime Variation of Dusovik, OLEG; HOLBEN, BRENT; EcK, THOMAS F.; SMIRNOV, ALEXANI Shortwave Direct Radiative Forcing of Biomass Burning Aerosols KAUFMAN, YORAM J.; KinG, Micuaet D.; TAnre, Dinter; SLUTSKER, from GOES-S Imager, 681-691 ILyA; Variability of Absorption and Optical Properties of Key Cuu, Peter C.; lvANov, LEoniD M.; MARGOLINA, TATYANA M.;: Aerosol Types Observed in Worldwide Locations, 590-608 MELNICHENKO, OLEG V.; Probabilistic Stability of an Atmospheric Dusovik, OLEG; see SMIRNOV, ALEXANDER; 620-634 Model to Various Amplitude Perturbations, 2860-2873 DuBRULLE, BERENGERE; LAVAL, JEAN-PHILIPPE; SULLIVAN, PETER P.; CHUANG, CATHERINE C.; see PENNER, Joyce E.; 441-460 WERNE, JosepH; A New Dynamical Subgrid Model for the Planetary CHUANG, Patrick Y.; see FEINGOLD, GRAHAM; 2006-2018 Surface Layer. Part I: The Model and A Priori Tests, 861-876 Cuun, Hye-YeonG; Baik, Jonc-Jim; An Updated Parameterization of DuBRULLE, BERENGERE; LAVAL, JEAN-PHILIPPE; SULLIVAN, PETER P.; A Convectively Forced Gravity Wave Drag for Use in Large-Scale New Dynamical Subgrid Model for the Planetary Surface Layer Models, 1006-1017 Part II: Analytical Computation of Fluxes, Mean Profiles, and CHUNCHUZOV, IGor P.; On the High-Wavenumber Form of the Eulerian Variances, 877-891 Internal Wave Spectrum in the Atmosphere, 1753-1774 DurreESNE, JEAN-Louis; GAUTIER, CATHERINE; RICCH!AZZ1, PAUL: Fouquart, Yves; Longwave Scattering Effects of Mineral Aerosols, 1959-1966 DECEMBER 2002 INDEX 3589 DuGas, BERNARD; see ZADRA, AYRTON: 2498-2510 1AYEV, IGOR V.; MISHCHENKO, MICHAEL I.; Rossow, WILLIAM B.: Duncan, BRYAN N.; see CHIN, MIAN; 461-483 Cairns, BRIAN; Lacis, ANDREW A.; Global Two-Channel AVHRR DUNKERTON, Timotuy J.; see Sato, Kaoru; 2782-2800 Retrievals of Aerosol Properties over the Ocean for the Period of DuRDEN, STEPHEN L.; see HEYMS ANDREW J.; 3457-3491 NOAA-9Y Observations and Preliminary Retrievals Using NOAA DurRKEE, RUSSELL I.; see BEARD, KENNETH 243 and NOAA-/ 1] Data, 262-278 Durran, D. R.; see Eptt u< 1165, 1166-1181 7ZHAYEV, IGOR V.: see PENNER, Joyce E.: 441-460 Durran, DALE R.; see DoyLe, James D.; 186-201 1, Is N; see RASMUSSEN, Roy M.; 837-860 Dye, JAMES E.; see HEYMSFIELD, ANDREW J.; 349] GHAN, STI see REMER, LORRAINE A.: 657—667 Eck, T. F.: see KAUFMAN, Y. J.; 635-646 Ginis, ISAAC: HEN, WEIXING: 789-802 Eck, THOMAS F.; see SMIRNOV, ALEXANDER; 501—523, 620-634 Ginoux, PAUL: see TorrOe.s: , 398-413 Eck, THoMAS F.; see DuBovik, OLEG: 590-608 Ginoux, PAUL: see PENNER, Joyce E.; 441-460 Epiranio, C. C.; DuRRAN, D. R.; Lee- Vortex Formation in Free Ginoux, PAUL: see CHIN, MIAN; 461-483 Stratified Flow over Ridges. Part I: Comparison of Weakly Ginoux, PAuL: see WEAVER, CLARK J.: 7 Nonlinear Inviscid Theory and Fully Nonlinear Viscous GLENDENING, JOHN W.; Lin, CHING-LONG; Large Eddy Simulation Simulations, 1153-1165 Internal Boundary Layers Created by a Change in Epiranio, C. C.; DurrAN, D. R.; Lee-Vortex Formation in Free-Slip SurfaceRoughness, 1697-1711 Stratified Flow over Ridges. Part II: Mechanisms of Vorticity and GLENDENING, JOHN W.; see Lin, CHING-LONG; 2 PV Production in Nonlinear Viscous Wakes, 1166-1181 GLUHOVSKY, ALEXANDER; TONG, CHRISTOPHER; ; AGEE, I ; Selection Evans, K. FRANKLIN; see MCKaGuE, DarrEN; 1371-1382 of Modes in Convective Low-Order Models, 1383 1393 FARRELL, BRIAN F.; IJOANNOU, Petros J.; Perturbation Growth and Go Laz, JEAN-CHRISTOPHE; see LARSON, VINCENT E.; 3519-3539 Structure in Uncertain Flows. Part I, 2629-2646; Part Il, 2647-2664 Go az, JEAN-CHRISTOPHE; LARSON, VINCENT E.; Corton, W MR.; A FEICHTER, JOHANN; See PENNER, Joyce E.; 441-460 PDF-Based Model for Boundary Layer Clouds. Part I: Method and FEINGOLD, GRAHAM; CHUANG, PATRICK Y.; Analysis of the Influence of Model Description, 3540-3551; Part Il: Model Results, 3552-3571 Film-Forming Compounds on Droplet Growth: Implications for Goopman, Jason C.; MARSHALL, JOHN; Using Neutral Singular Vectors Cloud Microphysical Processes and Climate, 2006-2018 to Study Low-Frequency Atmospheric Variability, 3206-3222 FENG, YAN; see PENNER, Joyce E.; 441-460 GorcGuccl, EUGENIO; CHANDRASEKAR, V.; BRINGI, V. N.; SCARCHI FERNANDO, H. J. S.; see Monm1, P.; 2513-2534 GIANFRANCO; Estimation of Raindrop Size Distribution Parameters FERRERO, E.; LoGuisci, N.; LoNGHETTO, A.; Numerical Experiments of from Polarimetric Radar Measurements, 2373-2384 Barotropic Flow Interaction with a 3D Obstacle, 3239-3253 Gorocu, ANDREAS K.; see SMIRNOV, ALE> ¢: 620-634 FieLp, Paut R.; see HEYMSFIELD, ANDREW J.; 3457-3491 GrasowskI, W. W.:; see VAILLANC( ; 3421-3435 FLEISHAUER, ROBERT P.; LARSON, VINCENT E.; VONDER HAAR, THOMAS H.; GrasowskI, Wojciech W.:; see YANO, JUN-IcHi; 1566-1577 Observed Microphysical Structure of Midlevel, Mixed-Phase Grar, H.-F.; see CASTANHEIRA, J. M.; 1490-1501 Clouds, 1779-1804 GrainGeR, Cepric A.; see HEYMSFIELD, ANDREW J.; 3457-349] FOLKINS, IAN; Origin of Lapse Rate Changes in the Upper Tropical GrYANIK, VLADIMIR M.; HARTMANN, JORG; A Turbulence Closure for the rroposphere, 992—1005 Convective Boundary Layer Based on a Two-Scale Mass-Flux Forp, Rupert; McIntyre, Mict Reply, Approach, 2729-2744 2878-2882 Gu, Guojun; ZHANG, CHIDONG; Westward-Propagating Synoptic-Scale FouQuartT, Y VES; see DUFRESNE, JEAN-Louts; 1959-1966 Disturbances and the ITCZ, 1062-1075 FouRNIER, AIME; Atmospheric Energetics in the Wavelet Domain. Part GUICHARD, F.; see REDELSPERGER, J.-L.; 2438—245 I: Governing Equations and Interpretation for Idealized Flows, Guo, G.; see HARSHVARDHAN; 714-725 1182-1197 Hakim, Grecory J.; Sn Curis; Muraki, Davin J.; \ New Surface “OWLER, LAURA D.; RANDALL, Davi A.: Interactions between Cloud Model for Cyclone—Anticyclone Asymmetry, 2405-2420 Microphysics and Cumulus Convection in a General Circulation Haut, W M; see HEYMSFIEI ANDREW J.; 345 349] Model, 3074—3098 Ha OHN . , YANGANG; 2279-2290 ANCHITO, SERGIO H.; see Rao, V. BRAHMANANDA; 1029-1040 Z7KE, CHRISTIAN; Dynamics of Low-Frequency Variability Han, Qincyuan: Rossow, WILLIAM B.: ZENG, Ji Barotropic Mode, 2897—2909 Three Different Behaviors of Liquid Water Path of Water Clouds in REDERIKSEN, JORGEN S.; Genesis of Intraseasonal Oscillations and Aerosol—Cloud Interactions, 726—735 Equatorial Waves, 2761-2781 HARLANDER, Uwe; Rossby Waves in Zonal Barotropic Flows with Fu, X1iouHUA; see KEMBALL-CooK, SuSAN; 1433-1453 Pseudocritical Levels, 2665—2680 Fucus, ELJKA; RayMonp, Davin J.; Large-Scale Modes of a Harnik, Nivi; The Evolution of a Stratospheric Wave Packet, 2"0)?2 -21 Nonrotating Atmosphere with Water Vapor and Cloud—Radiation HARSH ScHWartz, S. E.: Benkovitz, C. M.: Guo, G.; Aerosol Feedbacks, 1669-1679 Influence on Cloud Microphysics Examined by Satellite Fukao, S.; see Luce, H.; 2885-2896 Measurements and Chemical Transport Modeling, 714—725 Garcia, ROLANDO R.; see RANDEL, W AM J.; 2141-2 Hart ey, S.; see Russect, P. B.; 609-619 Garrett, Timotny J.; RADKE, LAWRENCE F.; Hopss, PETER Aerosol HARTMANN ; seeG RYANIK, VLADIMIR M.; 2729-2744 Effects on Cloud Emissivi y and Surface Longwave Heating in the HAYASAKA, TADAHIRO; see IWABUCHI, HiRONOBU; 2227 Hayasut, Yosui- Yuki; see IsHnwatari, MASAKI; 3223 Arctic, 769 778 Garrett, Timotny J.; Hopes, Peter V.; RADKE, LAWRENCE F.; *High Haynes, P. H.; see Scort, R. K.; 803-822 Aitken Nucleus Concentrations above Cloud Tops in the Arctic, HEIDINGER, A? v K.: STEPHENS, GRAEME | Molecular Line 779-783 Absorption in a Scattering Atmosphere. Part III: Pathlength GAUTIER, CATHERISNeeE ; DUFRESNE, JEAN-Louts; 1959-1966 Characteristics and Effects of Spatially Heterogeneous Clouds, GELLER, MARVIN A: ZHOU. XU NG: ZH NG. MINGH 4; Simulations of 1641-1654 the Interannual Variability of Stratospheric Water Vapor, 1076-1085 Heip, Isaac M.; see Paucuts, OLtvier; 125-139; 140-149 HERMAN, J. R.: see Torres, O.; 398-413 HERTENSTEIN, ROLF F. A.; see CRAM, THomas A.; 2113-2127 SOURNAL-OF THE ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES VOLUME 59 HeERz0G, MICHAEL: see PENNER, Joyce E.; 441-460 IWABUCHI, HiRONOBU; HAYASAKA, TADAHIRO; Effects of Cloud HeyYMSFIELD, A. J.; see PLatr, C. M. R.; 3163-3177 Horizontal Inhomogeneity on the Optical Thickness Retrieved from HeyMSFIELD, ANDREW J.: Lewis, SHARON; BANSEMER, AARON; [AQUINTA, Moderate-Resolution Satellite Data, 2227-2242 JEAN: MitosHevicn, Larry M.; KankKAwa, MASAHIRO; TWOHY, IWASA, YOSHIHARU: ABE, YUTAKA; TANAKA, Hirosut; Structure of the CynruiA; PoeLtor. Micuaet R.; A General Approach for Deriving Atmosphere in Radiative—Convective Equilibrium, 2197-2226 the Properties of Cirrus and Stratiform Ice Cloud Particles, 3—29 JENSEN, Eric; see Lin, RugEI-FonG; 2305—2329 HEYMSFIELD, ANDREW J.; BANSEMER, AARON: FIELD, PAUL R.; DURDEN, JOHANSSON, CECILIA: SMEDMAN, ANN-Sort; HOGSTROM, ULF: BRASSEUR, STEPHENL .; StirH, JEFFREY L.; Dye, JAMES E.; HALL, WILLIAM; JAMES G.; *Reply, 2608-2614 GRAINGER, Crpric A.; Observations and Parameterizations of Jounson, D. E.: Tao, W.-K.; Simpson, J.; Sut, C.-H.; A Study of the Particle Size Distributions in Deep Tropical Cirrus and Stratiform Response of Deep Tropical Clouds to Large-Scale Thermo- Precipitating Clouds: Results from In Situ Observations in TRMM dynamic Forcings. Part I: Modeling Strategies and Simulations of Field Campaigns, 3457-349| TOGA COARE Convective Systems, 3492-3518 Hicks, Bruce B.; see ANDREAS, EpGar L; 2605—2607 JOINER, JOANNA: see WEAVER, CLARK J.; 736-747 HIGNETT, PHILLIP; see BERGSTROM, ROBERT W.; 567-577 Jonas, P. R.; see Woop, R.; 268 1—2693 HIGURASHI, AKIKO; see PENNER, Joyce E.; 441-460 Jones, Parrick A.; BANNON, PETER R.; A Mixed-Layer Model of the HiGurasui, AKIKO; see CHIN, MIAN; 461-483 Diurnal Dryline, 2582-2593 Hines, Couin O.: Comments on the Gravity Wave Theory of J. Jonker, H. J. J.: see NEGGeRS, R. A. J.; 1655-1668 Weinstock Concerning Dissipation Induced by Nonlinear Effects, JosepH, BINSON; LEGRAS, BERNARD; Relation between Kinematic 2024-2030 Boundaries, Stirring, and Barriers for the Antarctic Polar Vortex, Hosss, P. V.; see Russeii, P. B.; 609-619 1198-1212 Hosss, PETER V.; see GARRETT, TIMOTHY J.; 769-778, 779-783 KABANOV, Dmitry M.; see SAKERIN, SERGEY M.; 484—500 Hopces, Kevin I.; see Hoskins, BRIAN J.; 1041-1061 KAJIKAWA, MASAHIRO; See HEYMSFIELD, ANDREW J.; 3-29 HOGstTROM, ULF: see JOHANSSON, CECILIA; 2608-2614 KANAK, KATHARINE M.; see SHAPIRO, ALAN; 2253-2269 Hosen, B. N.; see KAUFMAN, Y. J.; 635-646 KAPUSTIN, VLADIMIR N.; see CLARKE, ANTONY D.; 363-382 HoLBeN, BRENT: see Torres, O.; 398-413 K.ARCHER, BERND; see LIN, RUEI-FONG; 2305-2329 HoLBeNn, BRENT: see DuBovik, OLEG:; 590-608 KarpLus, ELI; see RASMUSSEN, Roy M.; 837-860 HoLBEN, BRENT N.; see CHIN, MIAN: 461-483 KAUFMAN, Y. J.: TANRE, D.; HoLBEN, B. N.; Matroo, S.; REMER, L. A.; HoLpBeNn, Brent N.; see SMIRNOV, ALEXANDER: 501—523; 620-634 Eck, T. F.; VAUGHAN, J.; CHATENET, BERNADETTE; Aerosol Radiative Hotton, J. R.; Beres, J. H.; ZHou, X.: On the Vertical Scale of Gravity Impact on Spectral Solar Flux at the Surface, Derived from Waves Excited by Localized Thermal Forcing, 2019-2023 Principal-Plane Sky Measurements, 635-646 Hotton, JAMES R.: see BerEs, JapwiGA H.; 1805-1824 AUFMAN, YORAM J.; see SMIRNOV, ALEXANDER: 501—523 Hottsiac, A. A. M.: see VAN DE Wie, B. J. H.; 942—958: 2567-2581 KAUFMAN, YORAM J.; see DuBovik, OLEG; 590-608 Horinoucui, Takesut; Mesoscale Variability of Tropical Precipitation: KAUFMAN, YORAM J.; see REMER, LORRAINE A.; 657-667 Validation of Satellite Estimates of Wave Forcing Using TOGA KEMBALL-Cook, SUSAN; WANG, BIN; Fu, XiouHuA; Simulation of the COARE Radar Data, 2428-2437 Intraseasonal Oscillation in the ECHAM-4 Model: The Impact of Hoskins, BriAN J.; HopGes, Kevin I.; New Perspectives on the Northern Coupling with an Ocean Model, 1433-1453 Hemisphere Winter Storm Tracks, 1041-106] KHAIROUTDINOV, MARAT F.; RANDALL, Davip A.; Similarity of Deep HourbIn, FREDERIC; COUVREUX, FLEUR; MENUT, LAURENT; Continental Cumulus Convection as Revealed by a Three- Parameterization of the Dry Convective Boundary Layer Based on Dimensional Cloud-Resolving Model, 2550-2566 a Mass Flux Representation of Thermals, | 105-1123 KHVOROSTYANOV, VITALY I.; Curry, JupirH A.; Terminal Velocitieosf Houze, Ropert A., JR.: see SERRA, YOLANDE L.; 1723-1743 Droplets and Crystals: Power Laws with Continuous Parameters Howarp, A. M.; see CHENG, Y.; 1550-1565 over the Size Spectrum, 1872-1884 Hsu, N. Curistina; see WEAVER, CLARK J.; 736-747 KIEMLE, CHRISTOPH; see SMITH, RONALD B.; 2073 Hu, YONGYUN; PIERREHUMBERT, RAYMOND T.; The Advection—Diffusion KiLapis, GEORGE N.; see STRAUB, KATHERINE H.; 30-5 Problem for Stratospheric Flow. Part II: Probability Distribution Kim, HyuN Mee; MoraGan, Micuaet C.; Dependence of Singular Vector Function of Tracer Gradients, 2830-2845 Structure and Evolution on the Choice of Norm, 3099-3116 [Acono, R.; Local Energy Generation in Barotropic Flows, 2153-2163 KIMMEL, SHARI J.; WYNGAARD, JOHN C.; Orre, Martin J.; “Log-Chipper” TAQUINTA, JEAN; See HEYMSFIELD, ANDREW J.; 3—29 lurbulence in the Convective Boundary Layer, 1124-1134 IGNATOV, ALEXANDER; STOWE, LARRY; Aerosol Retrievals from Individual KinG, Micuae D.; see DuBovik, OLEG; 590-608 AVHRR Channels. 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Subject Index 3D obstacle, interaction, numerical experiments, barotropic flow, 3239 radiative impact on solar flux at the surt Absorption photometer, aerosol single scattering albedo in two North measurements, 635 Atlantic experiments, 609 reconstruction of the scat Advection troposphere, 581 advection—diffusion problem for stratospheric flow: PDF of gradients, 2830 radic effectiveness of variational objective analysis for producing retrieval over the ocean from multispe realistic diagnoses of atmospheric field data, 3436 Aerosols single scattL ic ring albedo in two North AERONET aerosol optical depth measurements are analyzed spatial variability of atmospheri (Persian Gulf area), 620 behavior of aerosol opti algorithm for retrieval of aerosol properties using a shadowband variability of optical properties radiometer, 524 variability of optiticc al properties assessment of MODIS ability to measure aerosol radiative forcing 590 657 atmospheric longwave scattering effects of mineral aerosols, 1959 calculating direct aerosol radiative forcing over global oceans, 748 rosol albed changes of cloud LWP associated with changes of cloud droplet number, 726 comparison of model- and satellite-derived aerosol optical dept Dave and 6S radiative transfer models for AVHRR aerosol retrievals, 313 daytime variation of radiative forcing of biomass bur 68| degree to which clouds altered by increased antht aerosols, 668 effect of increasing the LW emissivity of clouds—warming earth 769 effects on ice clouds via contac GCM simulations of aerosol e parameterizations, 692 global retrievals of aerosol properties over the ocean using NOAA-8 data, 262 high Aitken nucleus concentrations above cloud tops in the Arctic y impact of climate and emission changes on stratosphere aerosols and ozone, 414 influence on cloud microphysics from satellites and models long-term aerosol optical depths from TOMS observations, 398 model simulations of Sahara dust forcing compared to ERBE data 36 optical properties of aerosols in a marine environment using AERONET data, 501 optical thickness from GOCART model, satellites, and photometer erosol radiative forcing, AVHRR-based retri« 461 heavy smoke aerosol plumes, 250 perturbation technique to retrieve scattering medium stratification erosol ret ivil i f model 758 1erosol optica quality and consistency of individual channel AVHRR aerosol Aerosol sampling, major chemical component retrievals, 33: China during 1995 and 1996, 1515 JOURNAL OF THE ATM OSPHERIC SCIENCES VoLuME 5 Aerosol transport Backscatter coefficient, optical properties of anvil cloud-base cooling aerosol optical thickness from GOCART model, satellites, and using LIRAD observations, 3163 photometer, 461 Balanced flow, multiscale bounded derivative initialization for an assessment of MODIS ability to measure aerosol radiative forcing, arbitrary domain, 1680 657 Ballistic stirring, turbulence closure for the convective boundary layer major chemical components of aerosols in northern China during with coherent structure, 2729 1995 and 1996, 1515 Balloon temperature measurements, turbulence and associated African easterly jet, two-dimensional response of a tropical jet to temperature fluctuations near tropopause, 2885 propagating convection lines, 1263 Baroclinic instability, in high latitudes induced by the Polar vortex, Aircraft cloud probes, observed microphysical structure of midlevel Arctic Oscillation, 69 mixed-phase clouds, 1779 Barotropic flow Aircraft data, comparison, stratus cloud properties, GOES, surface, local energy generation in barotropic flow, 2153 ARM Cloud IOP 3/2000, 3265 numerical experiments, 3D obstacle interaction, 3239 Aircraft measurements, reconstruction of the scattering coefficient Barotropic growth, barotropic mode in dynamics of low-frequency profile in the lower troposphere, 58] atmospheric variability, 2897 Air-sea interaction, simulation of the intraseasonal oscillation, 1433 Barotropic instability, local energy generation in barotropic flow, 2153 Air-surface interaction, intermittent turbulence in the stable boundary Barotropic jet instability, wave-packet resonance, 823 layer over the land surface, 2567 Basic-state shear, two-dimensional response of a tropical jet to Aitken nuclei, high Aitken nucleus concentrations above cloud tops in propagating convection lines, 1263 the Arctic, 779 Beta-plane model, noise-induced transitions in a barotropic beta-plane Along-coast flows, diurnal cycle and transient behavior of channel, 97 supercritical along-coast flow, 2615 Biomass burning Angstrom parameter, AERONET aerosol optical depth measurements AVHRR-based retrieval of optical depth for heavy smoke aerosol are analyzed (Persian Gulf area), 620 plumes, 250 Annular-mode events, structure/composition of annular modes in daytime variation of radiative forcing of biomass burning atmospheric GCM (aquaplanet), 3399 aerosols, 681 Antarctic boundary layer, momentum budget of the East Antarctic Black carbon absorption, wavelength dependence of absorption atmospheric boundary layer, 3117 coefficient measurements of aerosols, 567 Anticyclone merger, model study of tropopause cyclone— anticyclone Boreal summer, intraseasonal oscillation: northward versus eastward size asymmetry, 2405 movement of convection, 1593 Aquaplanet, structure/composition of annular modes in atmospheric Boundary layer GCM (aquaplanet), 3399 inhomogeneous, large eddy simulation of neutral inhomogeneous Arctic climate, comparison of simulations by uncoupled and coupled atmospheric boundary layer, 2479 global models, 1983 internal, convective, mesoscale, large eddy simulation, perturbation Arctic Oscillation, baroclinic instability in high latitudes induced by recycling method, 2385 the Polar vortex, 69 land, intermittent turbulence and oscillations, 942 Arctic ozone, three-dimensional coupled chemistry—climatesimulation neutral, large eddy simulation of neutral inhomogeneous of stratosphere, 218 atmospheric boundary layer, 2479 Arctic stratus, high Aitken nucleus concentrations above cloud tops in parameterization of dry convective boundary layer based on mass the Arctic, 779 flux, 1105 Assumed joint PDF method reconstruction of the scattering coefficient profile in the lower method/model description of a PDF-based model for boundary troposphere, 581 layer clouds, 3540 stable, intermittent turbulence and oscillations, 942 model results of a PDF-based model for boundary layer clouds, 3552 Boundary layer cloud models Atmospheric boundary layer, turbulence interaction with mesoscale method/model description of a PDF-based model for boundarylayer variations generating scalar fluctuations, 1124 clouds, 3540 Atmospheric chemistry, impact of climate and emission changes on results of a PDF-based model for boundary layer clouds, 3552 stratosphere aerosols and ozone, 414 Boundary layer flow, wind stress simulations in the equatorial Atmospheric circulation, calculating direct aerosol radiative forcing momentum budget of an AGCM, 3051 over global oceans, 748 Boundary layer separation, dynamics of mountain-wave-induced Atmospheric dynamics rotors, 186 free gravity waves and balanced dynamics, 3382 Boundary temperature anomalies, singular vector evolution using local energy generation in barotropic flow, 215 3 potential vorticity and Eliassen—Palm diagnostics, 3309 Atmospheric electricity, lightning scaling relations, 1086 3oundary thermal anomalies, structure and evolution of Eady model Atmospheric field programs, effectiveness of variational objective singular vector streamfunction perturbations, 169 analysis for producing realistic diagnoses of atmospheric field Bounded derivative theory, multiscale bounded derivative data, 3436 initialization for an arbitrary domain, 1680 Atmospheric models, probabilistic stability of an atmospheric model to Bragg scattering, early radar echoes in Florida cum us clouds using amplitude perturbations, 2860 polarization radar, 1454 Atmospheric modeling, investigating water vapor transport in a Brewer—Dobson circulation, diabatic 3D structure of the middle radiative—-convective equilibrium, 2197 atmosphere and circulation forcing, 976 Atmospheric surface layer, vertical transports by plumes within the Buoyancy flux, relationship between flux at cloud top and convective marine surface layer, 1337 entrainment, 3353 AVHRR, retrieving aerosol information over many land cover Catalina eddies, observations and simulations of Catalina eddies and classes, 279 coastal disturbances, 2270