Interaction of convective organization with monsoon precipitation, atmosphere, surface and sea: The 2016 INCOMPASS field campaign in India

Autor: C. Reed, Sean Milton, Jonathan Evans, Muddu Sekhar, J. Kent, M. Smith, E. N. Rajagopal, John H. Marsham, Luis Garcia-Carreras, Ross Morrison, Jennifer Brooke, Mrudula Govindankutty, C. Chan, Rahul Nigam, B. K. Bhattacharya, D. MacLeod, H. C. Price, Danijel Belušić, A. Jayakumar, Dawood Desai, Geet George, A. Sattar, S. N. Tripathi, M. E. Brooks, Peter Willetts, Stuart Webster, Gill Martin, Ranju Madan, Christopher M. Taylor, Arathy Menon, Kieran M. R. Hunt, Ambrogio Volonté, B. New, D. Tiddeman, S. M. Rogers, Sandeep Pattnaik, S. J. Böing, Mithun Krishnan, Andrew G. Turner, Oliver Halliday, S. Bauguitte, Cathryn Fox, Justin M. Langridge, R. Carling, S. Rastall, G. Gratton, Jennifer K. Fletcher, Chandan Sarangi, Tirthankar Chakraborty, S. Devereau, G. Nott, Ashis K. Mitra, D. Anderson, S. Paleri, A. Wilson, G. S. Bhat, Jamie Trembath, J. Bowles, C. Woods, M. Pickering, R. C. Harlow, A. Woolley, Debbie O'Sullivan, Douglas J. Parker, R. Smout-Day

The INCOMPASS field campaign combines airborne and ground measurements of the 2016 Indian monsoon, towards the ultimate goal of better predicting monsoon rainfall. The monsoon supplies the majority of water in South Asia, but forecasting from days to

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