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23. Estimation of daytime planetary boundary layer height (PBLH) over the tropics and subtropics using COSMIC-2/FORMOSAT-7 GNSS–RO measurements M. Santosh
24. Application of a bivariate bias-correction approach to yield long-term attributes of Indian precipitation and temperature C. Gupta & R. Bhowmik
25. A study on the anomalous TOA net radiative warming by clouds in a sub-region within the Indian summer monsoon region V. Sathiyamoorthy
26. Space-Based Earth Observations on Hotspots of Atmospheric NO2 over India Using Google Earth Engine: An Open-Source Cloud Platform A. Bandary et al.
27. A satellite-based 13-year climatology of net cloud radiative forcing over the Indian monsoon region T. Saud et al.
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30. A study of the spatio‐temporal variability of the properties of intense precipitation features over the South Asian region: an integrated multisensor approach P. Roy et al.
31. Regional differences in cloud characteristics at different depth, intensity and horizontal scale over South Asia during Indian summer monsoon using CloudSat and reanalysis data S. Kumar
32. Temporal and vertical distributions of the occurrence of cirrus clouds over a coastal station in the Indian monsoon region S. Ali et al.
33. Impact of Change in Monsoonal Circulation Due to SST Warming on the North East Asian Monsoon: A Model Analysis Using Satellite Based Sub-Grid Hydrometeors A. Bhattacharya et al.
34. Characterization of deep convective cells during the Indian summer monsoon using C-band polarimetric Doppler Weather Radar observations over Thumba (8.5o N, 77o E) K. Subrahmanyam & K. Kumar
35. In situ microphysics of multilayer clouds in the outflow regions of a low-pressure system during the Indian monsoon N. Malap et al.
36. Spatial and seasonal variation of rainfall contribution by the height spectrum of precipitation systems and associated cloud bulk properties over the South Asia P. Roy et al.
37. Long-term variability of the low-level clouds across Indo-Gangetic Plain K. Shukla et al.
38. Improved understanding of an extreme rainfall event at the Himalayan foothills – a case study using COSMO P. Shrestha et al.
39. Future Projections of Clouds and Precipitation Patterns in South Asia: Insights from CMIP6 Multi-Model Ensemble Under SSP5 Scenarios P. Khardekar et al.
40. Cumulus over the Tibetan Plateau in the Summer Based on CloudSat–CALIPSO Data Y. Li & M. Zhang
41. CloudSat observations of multi layered clouds across the globe K. Subrahmanyam & K. Kumar
42. Quantitative estimates of vertical structure of radiative heating rates for different cloud types during Indian summer monsoon K. Subrahmanyam & S. Sai Krishna
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