AVIATION METEOROLOGY

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• Fog over Agartala Airfield

  G. NATARAJAN , R. C. BANERJI

  161-168

• Fog at Santacruz Airport

  T. R. VISVANATHAN, J. F. FARIA

  205-211

• Fog at Santacruz Airport

  S. RANGARAJAN

  186-196

• DIURNAL VARIATION OF MONSOON LOW CLOUD CEILING OVER BOMBAY AERODROME (SANTACRUZ)

  V. NARAYANAN

  128-130

• Diurnal variation of atmospheric stability at Qena (Upper Egypt)

  M. EL-NOUBY ADAM , SAYED M. EL SHAZLY

  69-76

• Diurnal variation an intensity of rainfall over Tiruchirapalli Airport

  K. SOUNDARARAJAN, A. SRINIVASAN

  75-80

• Development of Machine Learning Models for the Nearcasting of the duration of low-visibility events in the Indo-Gangetic plains regions of        India

  Anand Shankar, Bikash Chandra Sahana, Sunny Chug

  203-218

• Development of intensity based fog climatological information system (daily and hourly) at IGI airport, New Delhi for use in fog forecasting and aviation

  RAJENDRAKUMAR JENAMANI

  89-112

• Determinants and Impact of Fog, Mist and Haze phenomena: The case of Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad

  Kavitha Chandu, A Dharmaraju, SVJ Kumar, GCh Satyanarayana, Madhavaprasad Dasari

  19-28

• Deterioration of visibility at Bombay airport due to atmospheric pollutants

  A. K. MUKHERJEE, C. E. J. DANIEL, K. SETHUMADHAVAN

  287-290

• Cyclonic and anticyclonic circulations of 850 hPa over India and adjoining areas based on highly packed hand drawn streamline charts : part 1 - characteristics

  Anish Kumar M Nair, K. V. Sambhu Namboodiri, Mahesh C., Dileep P. K.

  553-568

• Comparative study of Showalter's stability index and George's instability value K for predicting local thunderstorm over Calcutta airport

  GURBACHAN SINGH , C. L. AGNIHOTRI

  51-54

• CLOUD BURST OVER CALCUTTA AIRPORT

  K. B. PUNIAH , A. C. DE

  503-504

• CLIMATOLOGICAL STUDIES OF SQUALLS AT SANTACRUZ AND COLABA IN BOMBAY

  SK PRASAD, BC PAWAR

  353-355

• Clear air turbulence over south Asia and neighbourhood

  A. K. MUKHERJEE, C. E. J. DANIEL, A. THIRUVENGADATHAN, K. BALACHANDRAN

  377-384

• Characteristics of thunderstorms and squalls over Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport, New Delhi - Impact on environment especially on summer’s day temperatures and use in forecasting

  R. K. JENAMANI, R. C. VASHISTH , S. C. BHAN

  461-474

• Calculation and application of eddy dissipation rate map based on spectrum width data of a S-band radar in Hong Kong

  P. W. CHAN, P. ZHANG, R. DOVIAK

  411-422

• AUTHORS REPLY

  P. SATYA MUTRY , BH. V. RAMANA MURTY

  425-426

• APPLICATION OF BRUNTS FORMULA FOR FOG OVER MADRAS AIRPORT

  B. MANIKIAM, V. MOHAN, T. H. SUBRAMANIAN

  340-342

• Application of brightness temperature data from a ground-based microwave radiometer to issue low-level windshear alert over Hong Kong International Airport

  P.W. CHAN , Y. F. LEE

  457-466

• ANOMALIES-SUNSPOT-CYCLE AND REGIONAL RAINFALL

  D. V. DESHPANDE

  127-128

• An unusual spell of late night and morning Fog at Agartala Airfield and some associated features

  A. K. BANERJEE, C. S. SARKAR, S. R. SEN

  50-52

• AN UNUSAL TYPE OF DUST HAZE OVER JODHPUR AIRFIELD AND NEIGHBOURHOOD ON 13 MAY 1963

  M VAIDYANATHAN

  56-57

• An objective method of forecasting thunderstorm over Dundigal airfield and neighbourhood in the pre-monsoon season

  R. K. SINGH

  75-80

• An objective method for predicting occurrence of pre-monsoon (March-May) thunderstorm events over Delhi using stability indices

  M. DURAISAMY, S.K.ROY BHOWMIK, B.K. BANDYOPADHYAY

  329-338

• An account of low level wind shear over Chennai airport - Part II : Turbulence and eddy dissipation

  R. SURESH

  325-342

• An account of low level wind shear over Chennai airport - Part I : Observation and forecasting aspects

  R. SURESH

  19-34

• An account of fog over Chennai

  R. SURESH, M. V. JANAKIRAMAYYA, E. R. SUKUMAR

  501-512

• Accuracy of cumulonimbus cloud prediction using Rapidly Developing Cumulus Area (RDCA) products at Pattimura Ambon airport

  AYUFIT RIYA, GIAR NO, IMMA REDHA NUGRAHENI, YAHYA DARMAWAN

  529-542

• A study on the characteristics of fog over Agartala airport

  Nahush Kulkarni, Partha Roy, Shrikant Bhagwat, Ranjan Phukan, Reshma Pathan, Rakesh Kumar , Ashish Kumar , Manish Ranalkar

  1101-1110

• A study of Thunderstorms around Gauhati Airport

  A. K. MUKHERJEE, G. ARUNACHALAM, D. K. RAKSHIT

  425-430

• A study of Squalls at Ahmedabad airfield

  S. P. SAXENA, R. NATARAJAN

  71-76

• A study of runway temperature and screen temperature over Santacruz Airport

  M. C. PRASAD

  469-472

• A study of high level Clear Air Turbulence reports received from aircraft

  N. C. RAI SIRCAR, K. P. VARGHESE

  433-440

• A study of heavy rainfall occurrence at Santacruz (Bombay) with special reference to supersonic flight operations

  VVITTAL SARMA

  263-266

• A severe hailstorm over Guwahati airport and its vicinity on 2nd April 2006 : Synoptic and thermodynamic perspectives

  H. R. BISWAS, G. K. DAS, D. CHAKRABARTI, P. A. KORE

  391-400

• A RADAR STUDY ON THE HEIGHTS OF Cb CLOUDS AROUND GUWAHATI

  GAJENDRA KUMAR

  910-914

• A radar study of squall lines affecting Nagpur airport

  A. CHOWDHURY, K. G. S. NAIR , A. K. BANERJEE

  43-48

• A NOTE ON POST SUNSET SEA BREEZE AND ASSOCIATED ANGEL ECHOES AT BOMBAY AIRPORT

  V NARAYANAN, G KRISHNAMURTHY

  401-403

• A note on evaluation of the Richardson Number in relation to forecasting Clear Air Turbulence

  P. S. N. SASTRY

  415-418

• A HIGH ALTITUDE RADIOSONDE ASCENT AT DUM DUM

  A. C. DE

  293

• A comparative study of Runway Temperature and Screen Temperature observations made at Dum Dum Airport: Reports of a preliminary study

  A. C. DE

  441-446

• A CLIMATOLOGICAL STUDY OF THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY OVER AURANGABAD (CHIKALTHANA) AIRPORT WITH SPECIAL RELEVANCE TO AVIATION IN FLIGHT PLANNING

  BIMALKRISHNA BISWAS, P.B. DUKARE

  319-325

• A CLIMATOLOGICAL STUDY OF THUNDER STORMS AT LUCKNOW AIRPORT

  AWADHESH KUMAR

  441-444

• A case study of poor visibility over Bombay airport

  W. G. OHANDIRAMANI, S. K. PRADHAN, G. GURUNADHAM, DAYA KISHAN , N. S. MANRAL

  208-210