Evaluating Arctic cloud radiative effects simulated by NICAM with A-train

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Evaluating Arctic cloud radiative effects simulated by NICAM with A-train

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Hajime Okamoto

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Miho Sekiguchi

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Seiji Kato

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Tempei Hashino

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Tomoe Nasuno

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Toshihisa Matsui

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Yuichiro Hagihara

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7041-7063

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scholarly article

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10.1002/2016JD024775

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121

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Masaki Satoh

Takuji Kubota

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2016-06-18T00:00:00Z

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