biweekly oscillation - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study Of The Air-Sea Interaction On Interannual And Intraseasonal Timescales Over The Northwest Pacific
2.	Free Mode And Low-frequency Oscillation In Extratropical Latitude
3.	The Impact Of Ground Frozen Thawing And Snow Melting On General Circulations On Tibetan Plateau
4.	Relationship Between The Spatial And Temporal Characteristics Of The Thermal Forcing Over The Tibetan Plateau And The Changes Of South Asia High During Spring And Summer
5.	Interannual Variability Of Quasi-Biweekly Oscillation Of Yangtze-Huaihe Precipitation During The Meiyu Period
6.	Persistent Precipitation Anomalies And Quasi-biweekly Oscillation During Pre-rainy Season Over South China
7.	The Qusi-biweekly Oscillation Of Meiyu Over Yangtze-huaihe Basin
8.	The Effects Of Tropical Atmospheric Quasi-Biweekly Oscillation On Typhoon Tracks Over Western North Pacific
9.	Quasi-biweekly Oscillation Of Persistent Heavy Rain Over China In Summer
10.	Case Studies Of Mechanisms For Quasi-biweekly Rainfall Oscillation During Spring And During Summer Over Southern China
11.	The Synergistic Effect Of The Systems In The Mid-high Latitudes And Tropics On Persistent Heavy Rainfall During The First Rainy Season Over South China
12.	The Evaluation Of Low-Temperature Reanalysis Data And The Analysis Of Low Frequency Characteristics Of Low-Temperature Events In Southern China
13.	Biweekly Oscillation Of Apparent Heat Source Over Tibet Plateau And Its Intensity Annual Variation During Boreal Summer
14.	Interseasonal Oscillation Of Precipitation Over South China In Winter And Its Relationship With ENSO
15.	Seasonal Evolution Of The Intraseasonal Variability Of China Summer Precipitation
16.	Propagation Pathways And Possible Mechanisms Of Quasi-Biweekly Oscillation Of Atmospheric Heat Sources Over The Tibetan Plateau In Summer
17.	Relations Between The Quasi-biweekly Oscillation Over The East Asian Monsoon Region And The East Asian Tropical Monsoon Depressions
18.	Propagation Diversity Of Biweekly Oscillations In Summer Level Drop In The Middle And Lower Reaches Of The Yangtze River
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