This volume compiles ten seminal articles from Atmosphere-Ocean since 1995, showcasing advancements in meteorology, climatology, and oceanography. The collection features five papers on modeling, including global climate model development, cumulus parameterization, regional forecast systems, and peatland hydraulic processes. Four papers focus on data rehabilitation and compilation for trend analysis of precipitation and temperature data, while one paper details a field study on the circumpolar lead system. Although modeling studies have global scope, the data analysis and field study papers are specifically focused on Canadian environments.

This collection is designed to be of significant interest to researchers, students, and professionals across the various sub-fields of meteorology, oceanography, and climate science. The selection of the ten most cited articles since 1995 indicates a focus on influential and foundational work within the atmospheric and oceanic sciences community. The blend of theoretical modeling and empirical data analysis suggests a comprehensive overview of key research areas.