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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	A53E	MW 2005	Climate and Dynamics General Contributions IV Presiding: J Bates, NOAA National Climatic Data Center; W A Sprigg, University of Arizona    [Abstracts]
1340	A53E-01	MW 2005	Long-term temperature observations from the troposphere to upper mesosphere over Mauna Loa, HI (19.5N, 155.6W) and Table Mountain, CA (34.4N, 117.7W) by JPL Lidars and nearby Radiosondes *T Li, T Leblanc, S McDermid I.D L Wu    [details]
1350	A53E-02	MW 2005	Temporal and Spatial Changes in Northern Hemisphere Floating Climatological Seasons *G Choi, D A Robinson    [details]
1400	A53E-03	MW 2005	The Modulated Annual Cycle: An Alternative Reference Frame for Climate Anomalies *Z Wu    [details]
1410	A53E-04	MW 2005	Examination of Discontinuities of Monthly Wind Speed and Measured Trends in Canada *H Wan, X Wang, V Swail    [details]
1420	A53E-05	MW 2005	Mechanism of Increasing Indian Monsoon Rainfall Following a Winter El Nino *H Park, J C Chiang, B R Lintner    [details]
1430	A53E-06	MW 2005	Developing the Local 3-Month Precipitation Outlook *J C Meyers, M Timofeyeva, D A Unger, A C Comrie    [details]
1440	A53E-07	MW 2005	Forecast Performance of the New Local Three Month Temperature Outlook *M Timofeyeva, A Bair, A Hollingshead, D Unger, R Livezey    [details]
1450	A53E-08	MW 2005	Four years of gravity waves monitoring in Antarctica : Impact for global atmospheric studies *E Blanc, A Le Pichon, L Ceranna    [details]
1500	A53E-09	MW 2005	The Influence of Antarctic Sea-ice Extremes on Large Scale Atmospheric Variability in the Southern Hemisphere *M Raphael    [details]
1510	A53E-10	MW 2005	Antarctic Peninsula Climate Change and the Role of Atmospheric Quasi-Stationary Waves *W R Hobbs    [details]
1520	A53E-11	MW 2005	Planetary Waves, Ozone Distribution And Tropopause Height Asymmetries In Connection To Antarctic Peninsula Warming *G Milinevsky, O Evtushevsky, A Grytsai, O Agapitov, A Klekociuk, V Lozitsky, V Kravchenko    [details]