OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Meteorologische Zeitschrift is 3. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Publication of Atmospheric Model Data using the ATMODAT Standard	20
Analysis of significant tornado events in Central Europe: synoptic situation and convective development	15
Multi-year cloud and precipitation statistics observed with remote sensors at the high-altitude Environmental Research Station Schneefernerhaus in the German Alps	12
Corrigendum	9
Impact of higher-resolved satellite-based land cover classification on near surface wind speed forecasts	9
Intercomparison and combination of low-cost urban air temperature measurement approaches	9
Observed temperature trends in Germany: Current status and communication tools	8
Dual-polarimetric radar estimators of liquid water content over Germany	8
Coastal impacts on offshore wind farms – a review focussing on the German Bight area	7
Correlations and trends of the surface solar radiation, the cloud coverage and the NAO. – A case study for the North Atlantic, Europe and North Africa	6
Measurements of spatial variability of sub-micron particle number concentrations perpendicular to a main road in a built‑up area	6
Climate changes and their impact on selected sectors of the Polish-Saxon border region under RCP8.5 scenario conditions	6
Lifetime nowcasting of thunderstorms over Germany using a multi-source data-based fuzzy-logic approach	6
Cb‑Fusion – forecasting thunderstorm cells up to 6 hours	5
Performance of large-eddy simulations for capturing low-level wind shear at the Hong Kong International Airport for a whole wind-shear (spring) season	5
Survey On Output Data From Obstacle Resolving Atmospheric Models	5
Exploring the ability of regional extrapolation for precipitation nowcasting with deep learning	5
Modelling the heterogeneity of rain in an urban neighbourhood with an obstacle-resolving model	4
A machine learning approach on the investigation of the scale dependent relation of CAPE and precipitation	4
Dynamic modelling of extreme daily precipitation in Germany from 1951 to 2020	4
Contrasting temporal dynamics of methane and carbon dioxide emissions from a eutrophic reservoir detected by eddy covariance measurements	4
Thermal loads in two different urban quarters – perspectives from mobile measurements and mental maps	4
Reconstruction of annual mean wind speed statistics at 100 m height of FINO1 and FINO2 masts with reanalyses and the geostrophic wind	4
A stochastic model of the model error to improve the ICON‑D2‑EPS ensemble forecasts	4
Long-term variations of global radiation in Central Europe 1950–2020 and their impact on terrestrial surface air warming	4

Evaluating Bunkers' storm motion of hail-producing supercells and their storm-relative helicity in Germany	3
Transmission formulation for random stacks of clouds	3
Observations and forecasting of a low visibility event in Hong Kong on New Year’s Eve	3
The impact of offshore wind farms on the latent heat flux	3
Calculation of aerosol particle hygroscopic properties from OPC derived PM2.5 data	3
Evaluation of precipitation measurements obtained from different types of rain gauges	3
A short report on the meteorological observations during the polar voyage of the Graf Zeppelin E1	3
Flying low and slow: Application of algorithmic climate change functions to assess the climate mitigation potential of reduced cruise altitudes and speeds on different days	3
Spatial scaling of extreme rainfall from radar QPE in Germany	3
An empirical study of near-surface air temperature time lags and delay function during the longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century at Tianhuangping (Zhejiang), China, under cloudy conditions	3
On the importance of a viscous surface layer to describe the lower boundary condition for temperature	3
The footprint of heat waves and dry spells in the urban climate of Würzburg, Germany, deduced from a continuous measurement campaign during the anomalously warm years 2018–2020	3