A Study on Dust Storms Using Wind Rose, Storm Rose and Sand Rose (Case Study: Tehran Province)

a study on dust storms using wind rose, storm rose and sand rose (case study: tehran province)

sand and dust storms are natural events that occur widely around the world, mostly in dry and bare lands. over thepast decade a large part of iran has been affected by this phenomenon, and tehran has not been excluded from thisevent. therefore, having knowledge of spatiotemporal frequency variations can aid us in future management andstorm trajectory assessment. in this study the synoptic anemo...

Investigation of the Role of Different Land Uses in a Sand Storm by using Wind Rose and Storm Rose (Case Study: Kashan)

The purpose of this research is to analyze anemometer data to study the wind regime in Kashan and to investigate the role of different land uses in sand storms. Therefore, anemometer data obtained from synoptic station of Kashan were analyzed during a 40-year period (1966-2005) using different methods. Seasonal and annual wind roses and storm roses for different lands were created using WRPlot ...

[Rose is a rose is a rose].

A rose is a rose is a rose?

This young man presented initially and repeatedly over a period of twenty years with symptoms of irritability, depressed and withdrawn mood, impulsivity, out-of-control behavior, and suicidal ideation and behavior. These symptoms occurred with disabling intensity at ages 3 year, 6 1/2 years, and 8 1/2 years, when he had not yet been adequately diagnosed and treated with appropriate psychopharma...

Using Rose

The Abstract check box identifies a class that serves as a base class. An abstract class defines operations and states that will be inherited by subclasses. This field corresponds to the abstract class adornment displayed inside the class icon. To toggle the abstract adornment, select or clear the abstract check box in the Class Specification. When you click Abstract and you view the model in B...

A "rose is a rose is a rose is a rose," but exactly what is a gastric adenocarcinoma?

In the 14 July 1997, issue of Lancet, Schlemper et al. [1] reported a study in which four Japanese and four Western pathologists (from the United States, Canada, Germany, and Finland) compared their diagnoses of gastric biopsy and resection specimens having epithelial lesions ranging from reactive, through preneoplastic, to invasive carcinoma. These pathologists independently classified microsc...