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James T. Peterson

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1965–2012 across 7 dated works

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On the distribution of lake temperatures in central Canada as observed from the air1965
Measurement of atmospheric aerosols and infrared radiation over northwest India and their relationship1968
The climate of cities a survey of recent literature, by James T. Peterson1969
Calculated actinic fluxes (290-700 nm) for air pollution photochemistry applications1976
Relationship between visibility and atmospheric turbidity at Raleigh, North Carolina1981
Climate monitoring and diagnostics laboratory, no. 23: summary report 1994-951996

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Decision Making in Natural Resource Management A Structured, Adaptive Approach2012
With Michael J. Conroy
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Climate monitoring and diagnostics laboratory, no. 23: summary report 1994-951996
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The climate of cities a survey of recent literature, by James T. Peterson1969
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Calculated actinic fluxes (290-700 nm) for air pollution photochemistry applications1976
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On the distribution of lake temperatures in central Canada as observed from the air1965
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Relationship between visibility and atmospheric turbidity at Raleigh, North Carolina1981
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Measurement of atmospheric aerosols and infrared radiation over northwest India and their relationship1968
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