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Browsing by Author VAN WEELE Michiel

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Publication Year	Title	Author(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)	Publication Type
2009	Atmospheric Composition Change: Climate-Chemistry Interactions	*ISAKSEN I.s.a.; BENESTAD R.; RAES Frank; BERNTSEN T.; BOUSQUET Philippe; COLLINS B.; COX A.; DALSOREN S.b.; EYRING V.; GAUSS M., et al*	Articles in Journals
2003	Fresh Air in the 21st Century?	*PRATHER Michael; GAUSS M.; BERNTSEN Terje; ISAKSEN Ivar; SUNDET Jostein; BEY Isabelle; BRASSEUR Guy; DENTENER F.; DERWENT Richard; STEVENSON David, et al*	Articles in Journals
2010	Global Modelling of the Oceanic Source of Organic Aerosols	*MYRIOKEFALITAKIS Stelios; VIGNATI Elisabetta; TSIGARIDIS K.; PAPADIMAS C.; SCIARE J; MIHALOPOULOS Nikos; FACCHINI M. C.; RINALDI Matteo; DENTENER Franciscus; CEBURNIS D., et al*	Articles in Journals
2003	Interannual Variability and Trend of CH4 Lifetime as a Measure for OH Changes in the 1979-1993 Time Period	*DENTENER F.; PETERS W.; KROL M.; VAN WEELE Michiel; BERGAMASCHI Peter; LELIEVELD J.*	Articles in Journals
2003	Radiative Forcing in the 21st Century Due to Ozone Changes in the Troposphere and the Lower Stratosphere	*GAUSS M., et al*	Articles in Journals
2006	Satellite Chartography of Atmospheric Methane from SCIAMACHY on Board ENVISAT: Analysis of the Years 2003 and 2004	*FRANKENBERG C., et al*	Articles in Journals
2003	Trends and Inter-Annual Variability of Methane Emissions Derived from 1979-1993 Global CTM Simulations.	*DENTENER F., et al*	Contributions to Conferences

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