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Sudden Track Change of Typhoon Megi (2010) and Its Remote Effect on Rainfall over Taiwan—Evaluation of Variability Based on Ensemble Simulations
CC Wu, TC Chen
The Global Monsoon System: Research and Forecast, 267-276, 2017
Mandat: US Department of Defense
Tersedia di suatu tempat: 25
The influence of assimilating dropsonde data on typhoon track and midlatitude forecasts
M Weissmann, F Harnisch, CC Wu, PH Lin, Y Ohta, K Yamashita, YH Kim, ...
Monthly Weather Review 139 (3), 908-920, 2011
Mandat: German Research Foundation
The impact of dropwindsonde observations on typhoon track forecasts in DOTSTAR and T-PARC
KH Chou, CC Wu, PH Lin, SD Aberson, M Weissmann, F Harnisch, ...
Monthly Weather Review 139 (6), 1728-1743, 2011
Mandat: German Research Foundation
On the processes leading to the rapid intensification of Typhoon Megi (2010)
CC Chang, CC Wu
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 74 (4), 1169-1200, 2017
Mandat: US Department of Defense
Secondary eyewall formation in an idealized tropical cyclone simulation: Balanced and unbalanced dynamics
H Wang, CC Wu, Y Wang
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 73 (10), 3911-3930, 2016
Mandat: US National Science Foundation, National Natural Science Foundation of China
Synoptic analysis of extreme hourly precipitation in Taiwan during 2003–12
M Wu, CC Wu, TH Yen, Y Luo
Monthly Weather Review 145 (12), 5123-5140, 2017
Mandat: National Natural Science Foundation of China
Concentric eyewall formation in Typhoon Sinlaku (2008). Part III: Horizontal momentum budget analyses
YH Huang, CC Wu, MT Montgomery
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 75 (10), 3541-3563, 2018
Mandat: US National Science Foundation, US Department of Defense
Comments on “How does the boundary layer contribute to eyewall replacement cycles in axisymmetric tropical cyclones?”
MT Montgomery, SF Abarca, RK Smith, CC Wu, YH Huang
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 71 (12), 4682-4691, 2014
Mandat: German Research Foundation
Recent progress in the fundamental understanding of tropical cyclone motion
K Ito, CC Wu, KTF Chan, R Toumi, C Davis
Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan. Ser. II 98 (1), 5-17, 2020
Mandat: US National Science Foundation, National Natural Science Foundation of China
The role of near-core convective and stratiform heating/cooling in tropical cyclone structure and intensity
G Chen, CC Wu, YH Huang
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 75 (1), 297-326, 2018
Mandat: National Natural Science Foundation of China
The role of polygonal eyewalls in rapid intensification of Typhoon Megi (2010)
JD Lee, CC Wu
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 75 (12), 4175-4199, 2018
Mandat: US Department of Defense
Diurnal variation of the convective area and eye size associated with the rapid intensification of tropical cyclones
JD Lee, CC Wu, K Ito
Monthly Weather Review 148 (10), 4061-4082, 2020
Mandat: US Department of Defense
Understanding the impacts of upper-tropospheric cold low on Typhoon Jongdari (2018) using piecewise potential vorticity inversion
Z Yan, X Ge, Z Wang, CC Wu, M Peng
Monthly Weather Review 149 (5), 1499-1515, 2021
Mandat: National Natural Science Foundation of China
The role of WISHE in the rapid intensification of tropical cyclones
CJ Cheng, CC Wu
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 77 (9), 3139-3160, 2020
Mandat: US Department of Defense
The role of surface heat fluxes on the size of Typhoon Megi (2016)
LZ Shen, CC Wu, F Judt
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 78 (4), 1075-1093, 2021
Mandat: US Department of Defense
The impact of outer-core surface heat fluxes on the convective activities and rapid intensification of tropical cyclones
CH Peng, CC Wu
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 77 (11), 3907-3927, 2020
Mandat: US Department of Defense
Prediction of tropical cyclogenesis based on machine learning methods and its SHAP interpretation
CL Loi, CC Wu, YC Liang
Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems 16 (3), e2023MS003637, 2024
Mandat: US Department of Defense
Ensemble sensitivity analysis of tropical cyclone intensification rate during the development stage
CC Hu, CC Wu
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 77 (10), 3387-3405, 2020
Mandat: US Department of Defense
On the rapid weakening of Typhoon Trami (2018): Strong sea surface temperature cooling associated with slow translation speed
KF Chang, CC Wu, K Ito
Monthly Weather Review 151 (1), 227-251, 2023
Mandat: US Department of Defense
The role of low-level flow direction on tropical cyclone intensity changes in a moderate-sheared environment
TY Lee, CC Wu, R Rios-Berrios
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 78 (9), 2859-2877, 2021
Mandat: US National Science Foundation, US Department of Defense
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