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Changes in the variability of the North Pacific sea surface temperature caused by direct sulfate aerosol forcing in China in a coupled general circulation model File

Yeh, Sang-Wook , Kim, Won-Mo , Kim, Young Ho , Moon, Byung-Kwon , Park, Rokjin J. , Song, Chang-Keun

Article Issue Date2013-02 View9
Contributions of solar and greenhouse gases forcing during the present warm period File

Lim, Hyung-Gyu , Yeh, Sang-Wook , Kim, Ji-Won , Park, Rokjin , Song, Chang-Keun

Article Issue Date2014-10 View11
Effect of anthropogenic sulphate aerosol in China on the drought in the western-to-central US File

Yeh, Sang-Wook , Park, Rokjin J. , Kim, Minjoong J. , Jeong, Jaein I. , Song, Chang-Keun

Article Issue Date2015-09 View13
Impacts of aerosols on regional meteorology due to Siberian forest fires in May 2003 File

Youn, Daeok , Park, Rokjin J. , Jeong, Jaein I. , Moon, Byung-Kwon , Yeh, Sang-Wook , Kim, Young Ho , Woo, Jung-Hun , Im, Eul Gyu , Jeong, Jee-Hoon , Lee, Suk-Jo , et al

Article Issue Date2011-03 View10
Meteorological responses to Mt. Baekdu volcanic eruption over east asia in an offline global climate-chemistry model: A pilot study File

Moon, Byung-Kwon , Youn, Daeok , Park, Rokjin J. , Yeh, Sang-Wook , Kim, Won-Mo , Kim, Young-Ho , Jeong, Jaein I. , Woo, Jung-Hun , Im, Eul Gyu , Song, Chang-Keun

Article Issue Date2011-08 View21
Quantitative analysis of winter PM2.5 reduction in South Korea, 2019/20 to 2021/22: Contributions of meteorology and emissions File File

Jeong, Jaein I. , Park, Rokjin J. , Song, Chang-Keun , Yeh, Sang-Wook , Woo, Jung-Hun

Article Issue Date2024-01 View16
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