Prof. Peter Read: Publications

Reconstructing the weather on Mars at the time of the MERs and Beagle 2 landings

GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS 33:19 (2006) ARTN L19202

Authors:

L Montabone, SR Lewis, PL Read, P Withers

Synchronization and chaos control in a periodically forced quasi-geostrophic two-layer model of baroclinic instability

NONLINEAR PROCESSES IN GEOPHYSICS 13:1 (2006) 23-39

Authors:

FJR Eccles, PL Read, TWN Haine

Two scenarios on the driving mechanism of the Jovian equatorial jet with secondary hydrodynamic instabilities

ADVANCES IN SPACE RESEARCH 38:11 (2006) 2639-2644

Authors:

YH Yamazaki, PL Read

Validation of martian meteorological data assimilation for MGS/TES using radio occultation measurements

ICARUS 185:1 (2006) 113-132

Authors:

L Montabone, SR Lewis, PL Read, DP Hinson

Titan's Atmospheric Temperatures, Winds, and Composition.

Science 308 (2005) 975-978

Authors:

FW Taylor, Flasar F.M., Achterberg, R.K., Conrath, B.J.

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Reconstructing the weather on Mars at the time of the MERs and Beagle 2 landings

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Synchronization and chaos control in a periodically forced quasi-geostrophic two-layer model of baroclinic instability

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Two scenarios on the driving mechanism of the Jovian equatorial jet with secondary hydrodynamic instabilities

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Validation of martian meteorological data assimilation for MGS/TES using radio occultation measurements

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Titan's Atmospheric Temperatures, Winds, and Composition.

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Reconstructing the weather on Mars at the time of the MERs and Beagle 2 landings

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Synchronization and chaos control in a periodically forced quasi-geostrophic two-layer model of baroclinic instability

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Two scenarios on the driving mechanism of the Jovian equatorial jet with secondary hydrodynamic instabilities

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Validation of martian meteorological data assimilation for MGS/TES using radio occultation measurements

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Titan's Atmospheric Temperatures, Winds, and Composition.

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