OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of International Journal of Climatology is 29. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
	178
Evaluating the Influence of Climate and Topography on Mount Kilimanjaro Vegetation: A Comparative Analysis Using MODIS NDVI and Weather Station Data (2000–2022)	76
Research on the Characteristics of the Convective Initiation During the Warm Season Over the Tibetan Plateau	71
Exploring Interactions of Cloudiness, Solar Forcing and North Atlantic Circulation in Mediterranean Climate Variability	64
Detecting the Vertical Structure of Extreme Precipitation in the Headwater Area of Yellow River Using the Dual‐Frequency Precipitation Radar Onboard the Global Precipitation Measurement Mission	56
An Assessment of Extreme Precipitation Trends in the Missouri River Basin: Insights From Three Gridded Precipitation Data Sets and Climate Indices	52
Evaluation of Machine Learning Models to Improve Daily Precipitation Estimations From Orbital Remote Sensing and Reanalysis Data	48
Projection of future water availability in the Amu Darya Basin	46
Decadal variability in the austral summer precipitation over the Central Andes: Observations and the empirical‐statistical downscaling model	41
Basin‐scale monthly rainfall forecasts with a data‐driven model using lagged global climate indices and future predicted rainfall of an adjacent basin	39
Temperature variation in the South Orkney Islands, maritime Antarctic	37
Diversity in the quasi‐biweekly oscillation sources of the daily maximum temperature over South China during summer	37
Early meteorological observations in West Africa during the 18th century	36
The fast‐changing climate reality of Arequipa, Peru	35
Roles of thermal advection in setting the Southern Ocean warming pattern	35
New homogenized precipitation database for Hungary from 1901	34
Implications for extreme midlatitude weather events of secondary flow associated with polar jets	34
Mesoscale and local‐scale climatology of extreme temperature events in Niigata, Japan	34
Changes in regional daily precipitation intensity and spatial structure from global reanalyses	33
Added value of an atmospheric circulation pattern‐based statistical downscaling approach for daily precipitation distributions in complex terrain	33
Spatiotemporal variability and trends of droughts in the Mediterranean coastal region of Türkiye	33
Regime shift increase in East Asia's summer extreme hot day frequency across the late 1990s	33
Spatiotemporal characteristics of dry‐wet abrupt alternation events in China during 1960–2018	32
Use of proxy observations to evaluate the accuracy of precipitation spatial gridding	32
Separation and spatial variations of typhoon and non‐typhoon rainfall at different timescales in typical region of southeast China	32

How can the positive Indian Ocean Dipole events co‐occur with La Niña?	31
Using a Physical Interpretable AI Framework to Predict Local Pollution Weather Deterioration in Taiwan Under TaiESM1 SSP585<	31
Investigating the Limitations of Multi‐Model Ensembling of Climate Model Outputs in Capturing Climate Extremes	31
Regionalisation of Summer Hydrological Droughts Variability in Poland in Period 1993–2022	30
Sunshine Duration in Brazil From Meteosat (1983–2020): Climatology, Variability and Long‐Term Trends	29