The Editor’s Award is given to an individual who has contributed a reviewer’s report of outstanding merit on a manuscript submitted for publication in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences (AAS, http://159.226.119.58/aas/). The quality of AAS depends essentially upon reviewers’ voluntary and painstaking efforts. Nominations are considered by the editors and editorial office, which make recommendations for final approval by the Editors-in-Chief.
2015 AAS Editor's Award is presented to
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Name |
Citation |
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Wansuo Duan (China) |
For numerous, constructive, and timely reviews of manuscripts on predictability of weather and climate. |
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Daoyi Gong (China) |
For providing a large number of timely and thorough reviews that have contributed to significant improvements of numerous manuscripts. |
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Paul Hezel (Norway) |
For insightful reviews on a manuscript on Arctic climate change. |
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Jinkyu Hong (Korea) |
For constructive reviews of a manuscript through several rounds of revision. |
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Qingqing Li (China) |
For prompt and thorough reviews of many manuscripts |
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Xiaoming Hu (U.S.A.) |
For multiple and timely reviews that improved manuscripts |
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Sanjiv Kumar (Canada) |
For insightful and thorough reviews of a manuscript through several rounds of revision |
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Gill Martin (U.K.) |
For thorough comments that have contributed to a much improved accepted article. |
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Yoshihiro Tomikawa (Japan) |
For lengthy, fair and detailed reviews of a manuscript |
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Qin Xu (U.S. A.) |
For detailed reviews of multiple manuscripts, always delivered on time. | | | |
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