PhD Thesis completed in the framework of the ALATNET project
PhD Thesis completed in the framework of the ALATNET project
| Name | Title of the thesis | University | Date of defense | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steluta ALEXANDRU (Romania) |
Scientific strategy for the implementation of a 3d-var assimilation scheme for a double-nested limited area model | Romanian thesis : University of Bucarest | to be defended | |
| Gianpaolo BALSAMO (Italy) |
Mesoscale variational assimilation for land surface variables | joint thesis: University of Torino & Université Paul Sabatier | Defended on Friday 4 April 2003 with highest mark on both Italian and French scales (mention « très honorable ») | |
| Margarida BELO PEREIRA (Portugal) | Improving the assimilation of water in a NWP model | Université Paul Sabatier | defended on 29 May 2006 | |
| Raluca RADU (Romania) |
Contributions to the study of the coupling problem between limited area models and large scale models (English summary) | University of Bucharest | defended on 2 July 2010 | |
| André SIMON (Slovakia) |
Study of the relationship between turbulent fluxes in deeply stable PBL situations and cyclogenetic activity (main conclusions, English summary) | University of Bratislava | defended in November 2008 in Bratislava | |
| Cornel SOCI (Romania) |
Sensitivity study at high resolution using a limited-area model | Romanian thesis : University of Bucarest | Defended on Tuesday 20 April 2004 in Bucarest | |
| Klaus STADLBACHER (Austria) |
Systematic qualiitative evaluation of high-resolution non-hydrostatic model | to be defended | ||
| Malgorzata SZCZECH (Poland) |
Use of IASI/AIRS data over land | to be defended | ||
| Jozef VIVODA (Slovakia) |
Application of the predictor-corrector method to non-hydrostatic dynamics | Slovakian thesis : Slovak academy of Sciences | to be defended |
