CLOUDSAT AND CALIPSO WITHIN THE A-TRAIN Ten Years of Actively Observing the Earth System
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David M. Winker | Jacques Pelon | Tristan S. L'Ecuyer | Graeme L. Stephens | Cheryl Yuhas | Deborah G. Vane | Matthew Lebsock | Charles R. Trepte | J. Pelon | M. Lebsock | T. L’Ecuyer | G. Stephens | D. Winker | C. Trepte | D. Vane | Cheryl Yuhas
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