PRECIPITATION DEPENDENCE ON SYNOPTIC-SCALE CONDITIONS AND CLOUD SEEDING

Japanese Cloud Seeding Experiments for Precipitation Augmentation (JCSEPA)

Physical Factors in Precipitation Processes and Their Influence on the Effectiveness of Cloud Seeding

A Review of Cloud Seeding Experiments to Enhance Precipitation and Some New Prospects

Water is one of the most basic commodities on earth sustaining human life. In many regions of the world, however, traditional sources and supplies of ground water, rivers and reservoirs, are either inadequate or under threat from ever-increasing demands on water from changes in land use and growing populations. In many countries water supplies frequently come under stress from droughts and incr...

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE Synoptic-Scale Controls of Summer Precipitation in the Southeastern United States

Past climatological research has not quantitatively defined the synoptic-scale circulation deviations responsible for anomalous summer-season precipitation totals in the southeastern United States. Therefore, the objectives of this research were to determine the synoptic-scale controls of wet and dry multiday periods during the summer within a portion of the southeastern United States as well a...

Discussion of Reports on Cloud Seeding Experiments

The work on cloud seeding which has been described in this Symposium is new to me. I find it extremely gratifying to encounter such well designed and carefully conducted experiments in which the principles of randomization have been scrupulously adhered to. A few of the speakers appear to think that there is some conflict between a "statistical" experiment, fulfilling the requirements of experi...