Titles in General
Circulation
Quantitative
Relations Between Climate and Soil Formation,
H. Kohnke and P.A. Miller coauthors, Zeit fur Pflunnand Bodenkunde
119:24-33, 1968.
Probabilidades de
lluvia en la zona de Pergamino, Informe
Technico No. 93. Est Exp. Agro.
Pergamino INTA, Argentina, 16p. 1969.
Investigaciones
Cooperativas sobre mejormiento del maiz 1968-69, coauthors E. Gonzales,
B.A. Krantz and C. Torres, Informe
Technico No. 103, INTA/CIMMYT, 96p. 1970
A Simple Method of
Calendar Conversions in Computer Applications, coauthor R. F. Dale,
International Journal of Agricultural Meteorology, 12:441-442, 1973.
A Study of the Soil
Water Tables with Corn on Tile-Drained Chalmers Silt Loam, R. F. Dale coauthor, Proceedings Indiana Academy of Science,
84:454-464, 1974.
A Soil Moisture
Budget Model Accounting for Shallow Water Table Influences, R. F. Dale coauthor, Soil Science Society of America
Proceedings, 42:737-643, 1978
The 2010 Degree-Day
Phenology Model Quandary and Antidote - A Biological Model Assessment White
Paper © by Richard G. Stuff, Climate Assessment Technology, Inc. ClimateAT pdf file download 2010
Titles not in
General Circulation
Controlling Soil
Moisture Potentials to Study Their Effect on Plant Growth. MS Thesis, Purdue
University, 1967.
The Estimation of
Soil Moisture under Corn in a Humid Climate and Its Influence on Crop
Growth. Ph.D Thesis, Purdue University, 1975.
A Comparison of the
effect of 10- and 30-day weather data intervals on the correlation of North
Dakota wheat yields with temperature and precipitation. D. D. Wilcox coauthor, Technical Memorandum
642-1478, Lockheed Electronics Co. 35p. 1974.
Preliminary
Evaluation of Phenological Models for Spring Wheat, Technical Memorandum 642-1617.
Lockheed Electronics Co. 27p.
1975.
Temperature
Summations: Nominal Models for Prediction Crop Yields by Remote
Sensing. Technical Comment. National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, Johnson Space Center. 7p. 1977.
Status of Yield
Estimation Technology - a Review of 2nd Generation Model Development and
Evaluation, coauthors T. Barnett, G.
Boatwright, D. Phinney, and V. Whitehead.
In the LACIE Symposium, National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, Johnson Space
Center, 1978.
Weather Map Information
for Estimating Daily Advection Contributions to Potential
Evapo-transpiration. J. D. Hill
coauthor. Climate Assessment
Technology, Inc. R&D Report prepared for U.S Department of Agriculture,
Washington DC. 24p, 1981.
Agrometeorological
Data and Application Needs for Selected Soil and Crop Uses in Argentina. Climate Assessment Technology, Inc.
Consultancy Report prepared for the United Nations FAO, Rome and the Instituto Nacional de Technologia Agropecuaria,
Buenos Aires, 34p, 1983.
Agrometeorological
Derivation of Bio-physical Properties and Crop Yields and Their use in
Conjunction with Remote Sensing Methods for Large Area Production Estimation.
Climate Assessment Technology, Inc. Consultancy Report prepared for the United
Nations FAO, Rome and the Jiangsu
Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Najing,
8, 1984.
An Evaluation of
Extended Weather Forecast Capabilities. J. D. Hill coauthor. Climate Assessment Technology, Inc. R&D
Report prepared for Hill’s Pet Products, Topeka, KS 64p, 1984.
Exploratory
Analysis and Modeling of Relationships between Monthly Household Fogger Sales
and Weather Variables. Climate
Assessment Technology, Inc. R&D Report prepared for Hill’s Pet Products,
Topeka, KS 64p, 1985.
Applications Setup
and Calibration of the GOSSYM Model for Assessing Cotton Yields in 6 US Crop
Districts. W.L.Nelson coauthor. Climate
Assessment Technology, Inc. R&D Report prepared for Doane Information
Services, St Louis, Missouri and Rhone-Poulenc Ag Company, Research Triangle
Park, NC. 85p, 1988.
Climate Information
and Probabilities for Extreme Winds in the Houston-TECO Generating Plant Site
Area. Climate Assessment Technology, Inc. R&D Report prepared for Thermal
Energy Cooperative, 53p, 1992
Meteorological Data
Review Procedures. J. W. Hathorn
coauthor. Climate Assessment
Technology, Inc. Procedures Guide prepared for Houston Lighting and Power
Company – South Texas Project, Houston,
Texas, 1994.
Monthly Climate
Report for Houston. Data from
Intercontinental Airport, Charts and Features Summary. Climate
Assessment Technology, Inc. Subscription Service from 1984 to 2000,
Houston, Texas.
Weekly Crop Model
Results Update for U.S. Corn and Soybean Yields and Crop Stages. Climate
Assessment Technology, Inc. eSubscription Service 2005 (www.cropmodel.com) to
2007 - parts subsequently incorporated into www.cropforecaster.com
Legacy Software
Titles (out of production)
Crop Weather
Analyst - Weather-Rice Assessment System, Specialized custom software for large
area crop estimation and forecasting. Climate Assessment Technology, Inc.
prepared for Riviana Foods, Inc.
Houston, Texas 1983.
Weather
Analyst, Data processing and
climatological information software for personal computers and weather station
data. It is a general program which can
be applied to any crop or field for which users have terms of reference for
interpreting basic statistics on the elements and degree-days. Climate Assessment Technology, Inc. 1987.
Crop Weather
Analyst, Software for producing
practical crop management information from fundamental weather and field
records. The main outputs added are
estimates and projections of crop development schedules, crop and soil moisture
regimes, and those produced by the Weather Analyst. Climate Assessment Technology, Inc. 1987.
Crop Weather
Analyst - Irrigator, A
comprehensive and versatile weather-based irrigation scheduling program. Handles rainfall, sprinkler, surface, or
subsurface application records and schedules along with the crop management
information produced by the Weather Analyst and Crop Weather analyst. Climate Assessment Technology, Inc. 1987.