On the influence of mountains on large-scale precipitation: a deterministic approach towards orographic PMP

On the influence of mountains on large-scale precipitation: a deterministic approach towards orographic PMP

The present paper is a brief report on a three-year research project carried out for the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Vienna, Austria. The results concerning the problems of precipitation enhancement by terrain-induced vertical motion are a first step towards new considerations re...

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Veröffentlicht in:Hydrological sciences journal 1990-10, Vol.35 (5), p.501-510
Hauptverfasser: HAIDEN, T., KAHLIG, P., KERSCHBAUM, M., NOBILIS, F.
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