Local wind regime induced by giant linear dunes: comparison of ERA5-land reanalysis with surface measurements by Cyril Gadal, Pauline Delorme, Clément Narteau, Giles Wiggs, Matthew Baddock, Joanna Nield, Philippe Claudin

“…For the given dune orientation and measured wind regime, we link theobserved wind deviation (over 50°) to the daily cycle of the turbulent atmospheric boundary layer. …”
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Effectiveness of a brief behavioural intervention to prevent weight gain over the Christmas holiday period: randomised controlled trial by Frances Mason, Amanda Farley, Miranda J. Pallan, Alice Sitch, Christina Easter, Amanda Daley

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Dirty museum by Craig Richardson

“…The images originate from only one roll of 35 mm B+W film which in 1991 documented the derelict fabric of a pre-restored emotive site in Irish national memory. …”
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Yeats's Legacies: Yeats Annual No. 21 (PDF) by Warwick Gould

“…Grevel Lindop provides a pioneering view of Yeats’s impact on English mystical verse and on Charles Williams who, while at Oxford University Press, helped publish the Oxford Book of Modern Verse. …”
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Airline market power and intertemporal price dispersion by Alberto A. Gaggero, Claudio Piga

“…Price dispersion is measured by a number of inequality indexes, calculated using fares posted on the Internet at specific days before takeoff. We find a negative correlation between market dominance and price dispersion; thus competition appears to hinder the airlines' ability to price discriminate to exploit consumers' heterogeneity in booking time preferences. …”
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Securitisation of climate change and natural hazards in the UK by Ksenia Chmutina, Lee Bosher, Andrew Dainty

“…A number of severe weather events (1998 Easter floods; 2007 Summer floods; 2013 Heatwave; 2014 Winter storms and floods) have influenced the shift in the UK policy that covers natural hazards encouraging not only improvements in emergency management, but also in prevention and preparedness (i.e. climate change adaptation). …”
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Pacific seamount volcanism in space and time by John Hillier

“…Seamounts constitute some of the most direct evidence about intraplate volcanism. As such, when seamounts formed and into which tectonic setting they erupted (i.e. on-ridge or off-ridge) are a useful reflection of how the properties of the lithosphere interact with magma generation in the fluid mantle beneath. …”
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