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Recent development of the UCLA coupled atmosphere-ocean GCM. Research Activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic Modelling.

1997

Yu, Jin-Yu;
Mechoso, Carlos R;
Farrara, John D;
Kim, Young-Joon;
Li, Jui-Lin;
Köhler, Martin;
Arakawa, Akio
et al.

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