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Selz, Tobias; Riemer, Michael und Craig, George C.
(2022):
The Transition from Practical to Intrinsic Predictability of Midlatitude Weather.
In: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, Bd. 79, Nr. 8: S. 2013-2030
Baumgart, Marlene; Ghinassi, Paolo; Wirth, Volkmar; Selz, Tobias; Craig, George C. und Riemer, Michael
(2019):
Quantitative View on the Processes Governing the Upscale Error Growth up to the Planetary Scale Using a Stochastic Convection Scheme.
In: Monthly Weather Review, Bd. 147, Nr. 5: S. 1713-1731
Selz, Tobias
(2019):
Estimating the Intrinsic Limit of Predictability Using a Stochastic Convection Scheme.
In: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, Bd. 76, Nr. 3: S. 757-765
Selz, Tobias; Bierdel, Lotte und Craig, George C.
(2019):
Estimation of the Variability of Mesoscale Energy Spectra with Three Years of COSMO-DE Analyses.
In: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, Bd. 76, Nr. 2: S. 627-637
Rasp, Stephan; Selz, Tobias und Craig, George C.
(2018):
Variability and Clustering of Midlatitude Summertime Convection: Testing the Craig and Cohen Theory in a Convection-Permitting Ensemble with Stochastic Boundary Layer Perturbations.
In: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, Bd. 75, Nr. 2: S. 691-706
Selz, Tobias; Fischer, Lucas und Craig, George C.
(2017):
Structure Function Analysis of Water Vapor Simulated with a Convection-Permitting Model and Comparison to Airborne Lidar Observations.
In: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, Bd. 74, Nr. 4: S. 1201-1210
Rasp, Stephan; Selz, Tobias und Craig, George C.
(2016):
Convective and Slantwise Trajectory Ascent in Convection-Permitting Simulations of Midlatitude Cyclones.
In: Monthly Weather Review, Bd. 144, Nr. 10: S. 3961-3976