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TORIYAMA, Seiichi, YAMAZAKI, Takahisa, KONDO, Takayuki, MIZUHATA, Tsuyoshi, OKUMURA, Hideichi, MIZUKAMI, Akihiro, JINBO, Takayuki, KIDO, Mizuka, HIYOSHI, Shinichiro, MIZOGUCHI, Toshiaki, SUGIMOTO, Nobuo, MATSUI, Ichiro, SHIMIZU, Atsushi (2005) The High Concentration Cases of Oxidant and Kosa Observed by LIDAR in Tateyama Mountain Area and Toyama Plain. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 15 (2) 269-285 doi:10.5985/jec.15.269

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TitleThe High Concentration Cases of Oxidant and Kosa Observed by LIDAR in Tateyama Mountain Area and Toyama Plain
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsTORIYAMA, SeiichiAuthor
YAMAZAKI, TakahisaAuthor
KONDO, TakayukiAuthor
MIZUHATA, TsuyoshiAuthor
OKUMURA, HideichiAuthor
MIZUKAMI, AkihiroAuthor
JINBO, TakayukiAuthor
KIDO, MizukaAuthor
HIYOSHI, ShinichiroAuthor
MIZOGUCHI, ToshiakiAuthor
SUGIMOTO, NobuoAuthor
MATSUI, IchiroAuthor
SHIMIZU, AtsushiAuthor
Year2005Volume15
Issue2
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
DOIdoi:10.5985/jec.15.269Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceTORIYAMA, Seiichi, YAMAZAKI, Takahisa, KONDO, Takayuki, MIZUHATA, Tsuyoshi, OKUMURA, Hideichi, MIZUKAMI, Akihiro, JINBO, Takayuki, KIDO, Mizuka, HIYOSHI, Shinichiro, MIZOGUCHI, Toshiaki, SUGIMOTO, Nobuo, MATSUI, Ichiro, SHIMIZU, Atsushi (2005) The High Concentration Cases of Oxidant and Kosa Observed by LIDAR in Tateyama Mountain Area and Toyama Plain. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 15 (2) 269-285 doi:10.5985/jec.15.269
Plain TextTORIYAMA, Seiichi, YAMAZAKI, Takahisa, KONDO, Takayuki, MIZUHATA, Tsuyoshi, OKUMURA, Hideichi, MIZUKAMI, Akihiro, JINBO, Takayuki, KIDO, Mizuka, HIYOSHI, Shinichiro, MIZOGUCHI, Toshiaki, SUGIMOTO, Nobuo, MATSUI, Ichiro, SHIMIZU, Atsushi (2005) The High Concentration Cases of Oxidant and Kosa Observed by LIDAR in Tateyama Mountain Area and Toyama Plain. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 15 (2) 269-285 doi:10.5985/jec.15.269
In(2005) Journal of Environmental Chemistry Vol. 15 (2) Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry

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