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... (Sponsored by the Oklahoma Climatological Survey, the Oklahoma Mesonet, and a grant from Innovations in American Government, sponsored by the Ford Foundation and awarded through the Institute for Government Innovation at Harvard's John F Kennedy School of Government.)
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... 1997. A PDF dispersion model for buoyant plumes in the convective boundary layer.
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