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ISSN: 2630-5119 (Online)

Journal of Atmospheric Science Research publishes original research papers and comprehensive reviews in all subfields of the atmospheric sciences including but not limited to physical, chemical, biological and human components of the Earth's atmosphere. This journal also takes interests in studies addressing interactions between atmospheric processes and land surface, oceanic processes. Relevant topics incorporating weather extremes, policies, methods, and techniques are also within the scope. Multi- and inter-disciplinary analyses of atmospheric issues are also invited, specifically ones that broaden the understanding of atmospheric science through integration with social, economic, human health or behavioral sciences. The Journal attaches great importance to innovations of research methods and is committed to providing theoretical and practical experience for those who are involved in atmospheric fields. View full aims and scope

Vol. 8 , Iss. 2 (April 2025)

  • Article

    Machine Learning Based Drought Prediction Using the Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index (SPEI) in Kebbi State, Nigeria

    Precious Eguagie-suyi, Boluwatife Dada, Emmanuel Chilekwu  Okogbue
    1-21

    Article ID: 8220    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v8i2.8220
    66  (Abstract) 36  (Download)

    Abstract: Drought represents a major threat to livelihoods and economic stability in regions prone to its occurrence. This paper aims to address the gap in applying machine learning techniques for enhanced meteorological drought prediction to support resilience and preparedness. The study focuses on Kebbi State, located in northwest Nigeria, which experiences droughts with devastating agricultural, ecological... More

  • Review

    The Influence of Atmospheric Microplastics on Global Climate Dynamics: An Interdisciplinary Review

    Estefan M. da Fonseca, Christine C. Gaylarde
    22-36

    Article ID: 10018    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v8i2.10018
    68  (Abstract) 24  (Download)

    Abstract: This article examines the growing concern over microplastics in the atmosphere and their potential effects on climate systems and atmospheric circulation. It explores the role of natural aerosols in atmospheric processes, highlighting how these particles influence cloud formation, radiative forcing, and global circulation patterns. It contrasts these natural aerosols with microplastics, which, because of their... More

  • Article

    Deep Learning-based Flood Risk Prediction for Climate Resilience Planning in Malawi

    Isaac Kadono Mwalwimba, Bessam Kalonjeka, Vincent Msadala, Vincent Katonda, Chikondi Chisenga, Cosmo Ngongondo, Mtafu Manda
    37-50

    Article ID: 10377    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v8i2.10377
    0  (Abstract) 0  (Download)

    Abstract: Climate change resilience in Malawi faces an institutional gap because most institutions often fail to prioritize risk data when dealing with climate extremes such as floods. This unfortunate gap forces many Malawians to fend for themselves during times of climate extremes This situation is also heightened by a few studies that utilize Time Series Analysis... More

  • Article

    Warm Fog Artificial Dispersion, Preliminary Results

    Alexandra Alekseeva, Vladimir Davidov, Vladimir Ivanov, Aleksei Palei, Yuri Pisanko, Anatoly Savchenko, Marina Vasilyeva, Alexey Vasilev, Marina Zinkina
    51-64

    Article ID: 7247    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v8i2.7247
    0  (Abstract) 0  (Download)

    Abstract: We describe the results of laboratory and field experiments directed to disperse warm fogs. The laboratory experiments were conducted inside the Large Aerosol Chamber (3500 m3 volume) RPA Typhoon (Obninsk, Russia) while the field experiments - at Caucasus foothills (Nalchik, Russia) and foothills close to Usui-Karuizawa (Japan). The results of experiments in the Large Aerosol Chamber... More

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