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6. Identification of homogeneous regions of near surface air temperature lapse rates across India R. Ojha
7. A newly developed South American Mapping of Temperature with estimated lapse rate corrections J. Rozante et al.
8. Downscaling MODIS-derived maps using GIS and boosted regression trees: The case of frost occurrence over the arid Andean highlands of Bolivia R. Pouteau et al.
9. Maximum and minimum air temperature lapse rates in the Andean region of Ecuador and Peru F. Navarro‐Serrano et al.
10. Topographic and climatic influence on seasonal snow cover: Implications for the hydrology of ungauged Himalayan basins, India A. Misra et al.
11. Surface Air Temperature Fluctuations and Lapse Rates on Olivares Gamma Glacier, Rio Olivares Basin, Central Chile, from a Novel Meteorological Sensor Network E. Hanna et al.
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14. Mass balance of Nehnar glacier from 2000 to 2020, using temperature indexed-IAAR approach W. Bhat et al.
15. Temperature Gradient Dynamics Across Deltaic Region, Bangladesh D. Kattel et al.
16. Analysis of Near-Surface Temperature Lapse Rates in Mountain Ecosystems of Northern Mexico Using Landsat-8 Satellite Images and ECOSTRESS M. Rosas-Chavoya et al.
17. Improving Snow‐Process Modeling by Evaluating Reanalysis Vertical Temperature Profiles Using a Distributed Hydrological Model A. Moiz et al.
18. Downscaling of American National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) daily air temperature in Sicily, Italy, and effects on crop reference evapotranspiration A. Negm et al.
19. Seasonal and Synoptic Variations in Near-Surface Air Temperature Lapse Rates in a Mountainous Basin T. Blandford et al.
20. Near-surface air temperature lapse rates in Xinjiang, northwestern China M. Du et al.
21. The interaction of drought and habitat explain space–time patterns of establishment in saguaro (Carnegiea gigantea) D. Winkler et al.
22. Assessing seasonal variation of near surface air temperature lapse rate across India R. Ojha
23. Slope Environmental Lapse Rate (SELR) of Temperature in the Monsoon Regime of the Western Himalaya R. Thayyen & A. Dimri
24. Lacustrine brGDGT response to microcosm and mesocosm incubations P. Martínez-Sosa & J. Tierney
25. Estimation of near‐surface air temperature lapse rates over continental Spain and its mountain areas F. Navarro‐Serrano et al.
26. How much influence does landscape-scale physiography have on air temperature in a mountain environment? S. Dobrowski et al.
27. Distributed Hydrological Modeling Framework for Quantitative and Spatial Bias Correction for Rainfall, Snowfall, and Mixed‐Phase Precipitation Using Vertical Profile of Temperature A. Naseer et al.
28. Characterizing and comparing surface and free-air atmosphere temperature profiles in an Andean sub-tropical mountain catchment M. Ibañez et al.
29. Temperature variation across Marion Island associated with a keystone plant species (Azorella selago Hook. (Apiaceae)) M. Nyakatya & M. McGeoch
30. Evaluation of NASA satellite- and assimilation model-derived long-term daily temperature data over the continental US J. White et al.
31. Characteristics of springtime nocturnal temperature inversions in a high latitude environment R. Williams & T. Thorp
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33. Near-Surface Air Temperature Dependence on Elevation and Geographical Coordinates Over Tropical Desert Land Surfaces D. Kattel et al.
34. Estimation on the Hourly Distribution of Near-Surface Temperature Lapse Rate Under Winter Clear-Sky Conditions G. Zhang et al.
35. A Mountain‐Front Recharge Component Characterization Approach Combining Groundwater Age Distributions, Noble Gas Thermometry, and Fluid and Energy Transport Modeling K. Markovich et al.
36. Application of geographically weighted regression model in the estimation of surface air temperature lapse rate Y. Qin et al.
37. Climatic and structural comparison of yellow pine and mixed-conifer forests in northern Baja California (México) and the eastern Sierra Nevada (California, USA) M. Dunbar-Irwin & H. Safford
38. Relationships between alpha diversity of plant species in bloom and climatic variables across an elevation gradient T. Crimmins et al.
39. Temporal and spatial changes in estimated near‐surface air temperature lapse rates on Tibetan Plateau Y. Wang et al.
40. A global monthly land surface air temperature analysis for 1948–present Y. Fan & H. van den Dool
41. Temperature–topographic elevation relationship for high mountain terrain: an example from the southeastern Tibetan Plateau D. Kattel & T. Yao
42. Comparison of temperature lapse rates from the northern to the southern slopes of the Himalayas D. Kattel et al.
43. A New Methodology for Estimating the Surface Temperature Lapse Rate Based on Grid Data and Its Application in China Y. Qin et al.
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