ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN
and Publications
About
the
Publications of
the Society
ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN
and Atmosphere
ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN
is now published and sold by Taylor & Francis. CMOS is responsible
for all aspects of the editorial process, including peer review. Please
find all relevant details, including information for authors and
subscribers
under the tabs on the journal site.
Go to: a chronological
index of all the papers published in ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN,
originally by CMOS and currently by Taylor & Francis. The Volume
and
Issue of papers of interest can be searched by author or title through
the Search function of the pdf
document.
Go to: a chronological
index of all the papers published in Atmosphere,
originally by CMOS and currently by Taylor & Francis. The
Volume
and Issue of papers of interest can be searched by author or title
through
the Search function of the pdf
document.
To access the
abstract,
citations, references
and full text of any article, please go to Taylor
and Francis and select the Volume and Issue in question. Articles
older
than 3 years are Open Access. More recent articles can be bought
individually.
View the new
flyer about ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN from Taylor & Francis (pdf
document)
Members:
Please note
that
Online
Access is free for CMOS members, after login to the Members
Services site. CMOS members also benefit from a reduced fee for a
Print
subscription: please contact us.
Non-members and Institutions, please consult the Taylor
& Francis Publications catalog.
Authors
and
Reviewers
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CMOS
Bulletin SCMO
The CMOS Bulletin SCMO
is
issued
bi-monthly.
It contains a variety of technical articles on meteorology and
oceanography,
articles on climatology, and on meteorological and oceanographic
history.
It also features papers dealing with operational or experimental
programs.
The Bulletin is used for informing members and reporting to them on
conferences,
symposia and other events in and outside of Canada, as well as to
advertise
positions available. It is available electronically to members and
subscribers
at Bulletin
on-line (requires log-in). The Index for the 1999-2012
Bulletin is published here in pdf
format. The Bulletin seeks contributors who may wish to send
articles, project development reports, workshop reports, letters
etc.,
to the editor:
Paul-André
Bolduc
Editor, CMOS Bulletin
SCMO
P. O. Box 3211
Station D
Ottawa, ON, K1P 6H7
Canada
bulletin@cmos.ca
The subscription
rates for
the
CMOS Bulletin
SCMO are:
Members: free
Non-Members (Canada):
institutions:
$100.00; individuals: $80.00
Rates differ for other
countries to
account
for air-mail delivery.
Ordering
information
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Annual
Review
The Annual Review is a
publication
prepared
by the Society in advance of the Annual Congress. It contains
summaries
of the year's activities by the president, officers of the Society,
committees
and centres. The audited financial statement is also reproduced,
as well as the report of the Nominating and of the CMOS Prizes and
Awards
Committees.
This publication is
made
available without
charge electronically to members only and can be found at this
link (log-in required and then click on the CMOS Bulletin
tab).
Printed copies are mailed automatically to all members without a
working
e-mail address and will be mailed to any member upon request.
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Congress
Program and Abstracts
The Congress Program is
issued
to
participants
by the Local Arrangements Committee responsible for organizing a CMOS
Annual
Congress. It serves as a guide and timetable to the Congress sessions.
The Abstracts
of the presentations for several of the congresses are available free
of
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Numerical Methods
in
Atmospheric and
Oceanic Modelling is a special publication of more than 600
pages
containing 27 refereed papers by leading scientists on the art and
science
of numerical modelling. Very useful as a reference for practicing
scientists and students in the field. Please follow the above link to
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The Canadian
Branch
of the Royal Meteorological Society was established in 1939, the
centennary
of the establishment of the Toronto Observatory, and it grew
rapidly.
In
1946, the Meteorological Service of Canada established a Research
and Training Branch and, in 1950, the Canadian Branch of the Royal
Meteorological
Society initiated a publication series for scientific papers.
From 1950
to 1959, the Canadian Branch of the Royal Meteorological Society
published articles and papers on Canadian meteorological topics.
These journals were the forerunners of Atmosphere which was published by
the Canadian Branch of the RMS,
starting in 1963, and continued after 1967 by the new Canadian
Meteorological Society. These journals also include the
proceedings of three "National Meetings" of the Canadian Branch which
were held in 1956 and 1957.
Scanning
of these articles has been completed and they may be viewed and
searched by
clicking the above link.
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The
Climatological
Bulletin was initially published by the Department of Geography of
McGill
University, Montreal. In 1983, it became a publication of the
Canadian
Meteorological and Oceanographic Society. Publication stopped in 1993.
The index includes only the scientific and other substantial
articles.
Scanning
of these articles is under way and they may be viewed and
searched by
clicking the above link.
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Chinook was a
Canadian magazine for those interested in meteorology, published
between 1978 and 1989. It included a mix of feature articles, book
reviews and news items, incluant quelques articles en français.
including many articles in French. Many of these articles stand the
test of time, or are of special historical interest.
It was originally
founded by Michael J. Newark of Weather
Enterprises who published and
edited it until Vol. 6 No. 1, 1984, at which time CMOS took ownership
of the publication. CMOS is the copyright holder of Chinook. The
format changed over the years.
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Homepage
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