Marsham, J. H., Parker, D. J., Grams, C. M., Johnson, B. T., Grey, W. M. F., Ross, A. N. (2008) Observations of mesoscale and boundary-layer scale circulations affecting dust transport and uplift over the Sahara. Atmos. Chem. Phys. 8, 6979-6993.
Ross, A.N. (2008) Large eddy simulations of flow over forested ridges. BLM 128 59-76.
Wells, H., Vosper, S.B., Webster, S., Ross, A.N., Brown, A.R. (2008) The impact of mountain wakes on the drag exerted on downstream mountains. QJRMS 134 677-687.
Wells, H., Vosper, S.B., Ross, A.N., Brown, A.R. and Webster S. (2008) Wind direction effects on orographic drag. QJRMS 134 689-701.
Mayr, G.J., Armi, L., Gohm, A., Zängl, G., Durran, D.R., Flamant, C., Gabersek, S., Mobbs, S.D., Ross, A.N., Weissman, M. (2007) Gap flows: Results from the Mesoscale Alpine Programme . QJRMS vol 133, pp881-896.
Ross, A.N., Dalziel, S.B. and Linden, P.F. (2006) Axisymmetric gravity currents on a cone. JFM vol 565, pp227-253.
Ross, A.N., Vosper, S.B. (2005) Neutral turbulent flow over forested hills. . QJRMS vol 131, pp1841-1862.
Ross, A.N. (2005) Forest canopy-atmosphere interactions over complex terrain. Croatian Meteorol. J. vol 40, pp97-100.
Ross, A.N., Arnold, S., Vosper, S.B., Mobbs, S.D, Dixon, N., Robins, A.G. (2004) A comparison of wind tunnel experiments and numerical simulations of neutral and stratified flow over a hill. BLM vol 113 No 3, pp427-459.
Ross, A.N., Tompkins, A. and Parker, D. (2004) Simple models of the role of surface fluxes in convective cold pool evolution. JAS vol 61 No 13, pp1582-1595.
Ross, A.N., Vosper, S.B. (2003) Numerical simulations of stably stratified flow through a mountain pass. QJRMS 129 pp97-116.
Ross, A.N., Linden, P.F. and Dalziel, S.B. (2002) A study of three-dimensional gravity currents on a uniform slope. JFM 453, pp239-261.
Ross, A.N. and Vosper, S.B. (2001) Numerical Simulations of Flow Through a Mountain Pass. MAP newsletter 15, pp152-155.Download here.
Ross, A.N. (2000) Gravity Currents on Slopes. PhD Thesis, University of Cambridge.
Ross, A.N. (1998) Dense gas dispersion on a slope. Report, University of Cambridge.