Vol. 57 No. 1 (2006): MAUSAM

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54302/mausam.v57i1

Published: 02-01-2006

Research Papers

Orissa super cyclone – A Synopsis

S. R. KALSI

1-20
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Characteristic features of Orissa super cyclone of 29th October, 1999 as observed through CDR Paradip

S. R. KALSI , K. B. SRIVASTAVA

21-30
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Mesoscale interactions during the genesis and intensification of October 1999 Orissa super cyclone

T. N. VENKATESH

31-36
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Recent very severe tropical cyclones over the Bay of Bengal : Analysis with satellite data

B. R. LOE, B. L. VERMA, R. K. GIRI, S. BALI , L. R. MEENA

37-46
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Tropical cyclones prediction by numerical models in India Meteorological Department

Y. V. RAMA RAO, H. R. HATWAR , GEETA AGNIHOTRI

47-60
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Numerical prediction of the Orissa super cyclone (1999) : Sensitivity to the parameterisation of convection, boundary layer and explicit moisture processes

DODLA VENKATA BHASKAR RAO , DASARI HARI PRASAD

61-78
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Numerical experiments for improvement in mesoscale simulation of Orissa super cyclone

M. MANDAL , U. C. MOHANTY

79-96
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Impact of physical parameterization schemes on the numerical simulation of Orissa Super Cyclone (1999)

D. K. TRIVEDI, P. MUKHOPADHYAY , S. S. VAIDYA

97-110
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Advance forecasting of cyclone track over north Indian Ocean using a global circulation model

P. GOSWAMI, A. MANDAL, H. C. UPADHYAYA, FREDERIC HOURDIN

111-118
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Preliminary results on the simulation of the 1999 Orissa super cyclone using a GCM with a new boundary layer code

T. N. VENKATESH, VIDYADHAR MUDKAVI, S. RAJALAKSHMY, V. R. SARASAMMA, U. N. SINHA , R. NARASIMHA

119-128
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MM5 simulation of the 1999 Orissa Super Cyclone : Impact of bogus vortex on track and intensity prediction

R. G. ASHRIT, M. DAS GUPTA , A. K. BOHRA

129-134
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Tropical cyclonic storms – Modeling studies in Indian Air Force

R. P. SHIVHARE , V. S. SRINIVAS

135-140
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QuikSCAT scatterometer wind data impact on tropical cyclone forecasts by a mesoscale model

COMMANDER G. RAMBABU

141-150
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Current status of tropical cyclone track prediction techniques and forecast errors

AKHILESH GUPTA

151-158
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Comparative analysis of subjective/advanced objective technique of tropical cyclone intensity estimation

B. R. LOE, R. K. GIRI, B. L. VERMA, S. BALI , SOMA SEN ROY

159-164
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Major advances in understanding and prediction of tropical cyclones over north Indian Ocean : A Perspective

D. R. SIKKA

165-196
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Weather in India

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Editor Mausam

197-208

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Vol. 57 No. 1 (2006): MAUSAM

Research Papers

Orissa super cyclone – A Synopsis

Characteristic features of Orissa super cyclone of 29th October, 1999 as observed through CDR Paradip

Mesoscale interactions during the genesis and intensification of October 1999 Orissa super cyclone

Recent very severe tropical cyclones over the Bay of Bengal : Analysis with satellite data

Tropical cyclones prediction by numerical models in India Meteorological Department

Numerical prediction of the Orissa super cyclone (1999) : Sensitivity to the parameterisation of convection, boundary layer and explicit moisture processes

Numerical experiments for improvement in mesoscale simulation of Orissa super cyclone

Impact of physical parameterization schemes on the numerical simulation of Orissa Super Cyclone (1999)

Advance forecasting of cyclone track over north Indian Ocean using a global circulation model

Preliminary results on the simulation of the 1999 Orissa super cyclone using a GCM with a new boundary layer code

MM5 simulation of the 1999 Orissa Super Cyclone : Impact of bogus vortex on track and intensity prediction

Tropical cyclonic storms – Modeling studies in Indian Air Force

QuikSCAT scatterometer wind data impact on tropical cyclone forecasts by a mesoscale model

Current status of tropical cyclone track prediction techniques and forecast errors

Comparative analysis of subjective/advanced objective technique of tropical cyclone intensity estimation

Major advances in understanding and prediction of tropical cyclones over north Indian Ocean : A Perspective

Weather in India

WINTER SEASON (January-February 2005)

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