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Observations of airflow around a supertall curved building and its impact on temperature and humidity in Houston's urban center by Davis, Edwin V., Lamer, Katia

“…Characterization of realistically shaped skyscrapers embedded in non-uniform neighbourhoods experiencing intricate weather patterns remains inadequately…”
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Effect of Clouds on the Diurnal Evolution of the Atmospheric Boundary-Layer Height Over a Tropical Coastal Station by Davis, Edwin V., Rajeev, K., Mishra, Manoj Kumar

“…The growth of the daytime convective atmospheric boundary layer, which plays a pivotal role in the vertical mixing and dispersal of water vapour and…”
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Wave perturbations in Earth’s thermosphere in conjunction with X1.7 solar flare: Observational perspective by Aswathy, R.P., Davis, Edwin V, Krishna Prakash, K.R.

“…Based on satellite observations, the study examines the effect of an X1.7 flare (which occurred on January 27, 2012) on neutral winds and the formation of wave…”
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The Convective-Atmospheric-Boundary-Layer Height and its dependence upon Meteorological Variables At a Tropical Coastal Station during Onshore and Offshore Flows by Davis, Edwin V., Rajeev, K., Sambhu Namboodiri, K. V.

“…The height of the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) plays a crucial role in the vertical transport of energy, moisture, and pollutants from the surface. We…”
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Direct observations of the multi-year seasonal mean diurnal variations of TOA cloud radiative forcing over tropics using Megha-Tropiques-ScaRaB/3 by Gupta, Ashok Kumar, Rajeev, K., Davis, Edwin V., Mishra, Manoj Kumar, Nair, Anish Kumar M.

“…Diurnal variation of cloud radiative forcing (CRF) is a major factor that controls the global radiation balance. This study presents multi-year seasonal mean…”
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Comprehensive observational evidence for the effect of clouds in the diurnal evolution of atmospheric boundary layer by Davis, Edwin V., Raju, C. Suresh, Rajeev, K.

“…Atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) is the lower part of the troposphere which directly responds to the instantaneous changes in surface forcing within a typical…”
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Validation of ground-based microwave radiometer measurements over a tropical coastal station by R., Renju, C., Suresh Raju, Davis, Edwin V., Mathew, Nizy, Moorthy, K. Krishna

“…Ground-based, passive, multi-frequency microwave radiometer profilers (MRP) are very powerful tools to provide vertical profiles of atmospheric parameters…”
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