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The Chuva Project: How Does Convection Vary across Brazil?
Luiz A. T. Machado ,
Maria A. F. Silva Dias ,
Carlos Morales ,
Gilberto Fisch ,
Daniel Vila ,
Rachel Albrecht ,
Steven J. Goodman ,
Alan J. P. Calheiros ,
Thiago Biscaro ,
Christian Kummerow ,
Julia Cohen ,
David Fitzjarrald ,
Ernani L. Nascimento ,
Meiry S. Sakamoto ,
Christopher Cunningham ,
Jean-Pierre Chaboureau ,
Walter A. Petersen ,
David K. Adams ,
Luca Baldini ,
Carlos F. Angelis ,
Luiz F. Sapucci ,
Paola Salio ,
Henrique M. J. Barbosa ,
Eduardo Landulfo ,
Rodrigo A. F. Souza ,
Richard J. Blakeslee ,
Jeffrey Bailey ,
Saulo Freitas ,
Wagner F. A. Lima ,
Ali Tokay
September 2014
September 2014
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