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Bednorz Ewa: Synoptic study of the heaviest snowfalls in Poznan since 1960/61 to 2009/2010. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 7-16. (2014)
Csépe Zoltán; Makra László; Voukantsis D.; Matyasovszky István; Tusnády Gábor; Karatzas K.; Thibaudon M.: Predicting daily ragweed pollen concentrations using neural networks and tree algorithms over Lyon (France) and Szeged (Hungary). In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 17-32. (2014)
Gál C. V.: The influence of built form and vegetation on the canopy layer microclimate within urban blocks. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 43-52. (2014)
Hämmerle Martin; Gál Tamás; Unger János; Matzarakis Andreas: Different aspects in the quantification of the Sky View Factor in complex environments. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 53-62. (2014)
Kiss Márton; Németh Z.; Bárány-Kevei Ilona; Czóbel S.: Investigation of carbon sequestration processes of reconstructed grasslands and wetlands to aid ecosystem service-based decision making. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 63-70. (2014)
Koltai Gabriella; Tegzes Z.; Hülber E.: First results of the radon concentration monitoring in Abaliget and Kispaplika Caves. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 71-76. (2014)
Kovács A.; Unger János: Analysis of tourism climatic conditions in Hungary considering the subjective thermal sensation characteristics of the South-Hungarian residents. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 77-84. (2014)
Makra László; Csépe Zoltán; Matyasovszky István; Tusnády Gábor; Deák József Áron: Separation of the current and past meteorological parameters in influencing the current pollen concentrations. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 85-98. (2014)
Takács Á.; Kiss M.; Gulyás Ágnes: Some aspects of indicator development for mapping microclimate regulation ecosystem service of urban tree stands. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 99-108. (2014)
Égerházi L. A.; Kovács A.; Takács A.; Égerházi László: Comparison of the results of two microclimatological models and measurements. In: Acta climatologica, (47-48). pp. 33-42. (2014)
