Preliminary report on the excavations of the legionary bath of Brigetio in 2024 by Dávid Bartus, Melinda Szabó, Rita Helga Olasz, Ákos Müller, Bence Simon, Lajos Juhász, Vilmos Lenár, László Borhy, Emese Számadó

“…The excavations here shed a light on the size of the bath, which extended westward over a much larger area than previous excavations and radar surveys had suggested. …”
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A Numerical Investigation of the Precipitation over Lake Victoria Basin Using a Coupled Atmosphere-Lake Limited-Area Model by Xia Sun, Lian Xie, Fredrick H. M. Semazzi, Bin Liu

“…The time-longitude analysis of maximum radar reflectivity over the entire lake also shows a noticeable pattern of dominating westward propagation.…”
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Le cirque de Lugdunum : données anciennes et récentes by Michèle Monin, Djamila Fellague

“…A new reading of earlier documentation, an overview of the various hypotheses, the study of epigraphic and stone testimonies, and a topographical analysis allow a series of arguments for a location of the circus on the plateau of Fourvière, westwards from the street Pauline-Marie-Jaricot (5th district). …”
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Nijmegen, from Oppidum Batavorum to Ulpia Noviomagus, civitas of the Batavi: two successive civitas-capitals by Harry Van Enckevort, Elly N. A. Heirbaut

“…During this period, the Batavian capital was moved westwards, to the low-lying western part of Nijmegen, where a new vicus was founded. …”
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Comprehensive evaluation of seasonal forecasts from NMME and statistical models over the Blue Nile Basin and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) watershed by Mekonnen Gebremichael, Yu-Chuan Tien, Vahid Nourani

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Stable Isotope Analysis of Human and Faunal Remains from Rosheim, Middle Neolithic, France by Christina Cheung, Fanny Chenal, Magali Fabre, Marie Horviller, Estelle Herrscher, Aline Thomas

“…Rosheim is a key site to help understand the westward movement of neolithisation from the Danubian region towards Western Europe. …”
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Experimental rearing of the small spruce bark beetle Ips amitinus (Eichhoff, 1872) (Coleoptera: Curculionidae, Scolytinae) on aboriginal Siberian coniferous species by Nikita A. Smirnov, Ivan A. Kerchev

“…A high probability of further expansion of the small spruce bark beetle both westward and eastward has been established.…”
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Impacts of tropical cyclones on extreme precipitation and flooding in a humid subtropical inland basin of China by Huishan Chen, Longfei Han, Yuying Tang, Juan Chen, Chaogui Lei, Xichun Li

“…Also, TC tracks shifted westward, increasing the likelihood of extreme TC flooding in neutral years. …”
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Exploring the potential location of future earthquakes in Harrat Lunayyir, Western Saudi Arabia by Ali Abdelfattah, Chokri Jallouli, Hassan Alzahrani, Saleh Qaysi, Mohammed Fnais, Abdullah Al-Amri

“…Coulomb stress analysis identified positive stress patterns aligned with a north-northwest (NNW) trend, parallel to the Red Sea rift axis, while negative stress patterns were distributed both eastward and westward. Gravity modelling highlighted crustal heterogeneities with low-density areas corresponding to the seismic activity zone and high-density regions in the surrounding vicinity. …”
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Origin of the Bohai Sea Basin, North China Craton, and implications for bidirectional back-arc extension in the East Asian continental margin by A. L. Chen, X. Chen

“…<p>The Bohai Sea Basin in eastern China is located in a back-arc extensional regime due to northwestward subduction of the Philippine Sea Plate and westward subduction of the Pacific Plate underneath the Eurasian Plate. …”
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Field‐Aligned Currents Induced by Magnetopause Motions Under Pressure Perturbations by Boyi Wang, Xinyu Xu, Yukitoshi Nishimura, Yen‐Jung Wu, Zhonghua Xu, Primož Kajdic, De‐Sheng Han, Yi Wang, Xueshang Feng

“…The inward and azimuthal motions of magnetopause caused equatorward‐moving auroral arcs, which extended westward or eastward, centered in the prenoon (12–13 MLT) or postnoon (9–10 MLT) sectors, respectively. …”
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The Borrachudos Granitic Suite: Paleo- to Mesoproterozoic A-type Magmatism in the Southeastern São Francisco Craton (SE Brazil) by IVO ANTONIO DUSSIN, MARIO LUIZ S.C. CHAVES, TANIA MARA DUSSIN, PHILLIPPE ROSSI, JACQUES CHARVET

“…We propose that BGS is associated to crustal melting induced by mantle diapirism or mantle derived magmas related to the Paleoproterozoic extensional tectonic that produced crustal rifting, westward, precursory to the Espinhaço Supergroup basin. …”
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Isolation of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza H5N1 Virus from Saker Falcons (Falco cherrug) in the Middle East by Henju Marjuki, Ulrich Wernery, Hui-Ling Yen, John Franks, Patrick Seiler, David Walker, Scott Krauss, Robert G. Webster

“…However, the viruses appeared to have spread westward via different flyways. It remains unknown how these viruses spread so rapidly from Qinghai after the 2005 outbreak and how they were introduced into falcons in these two countries. …”
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Strong turbulent flow in the subauroral region in the Antarctic can deteriorate satellite-based navigation signals by D. S. Kotova, A. A. Sinevich, A. A. Chernyshov, D. V. Chugunin, Y. Jin, W. J. Miloch

“…The PJ/SAID is a fast westward ion drift and is one of the main signatures of a geomagnetic disturbance in the subauroral ionosphere at the altitudes of the F-layer, when the geomagnetic AE index reaches more than 500 nT. …”
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Notes on the Nests and Prey of Six Species of Pison in Australia (Hymenoptera: Sphecidae) by Howard E. Evans, Robert W. Matthews, Allan Hook

“…We report here on six species, four of which have not previously been studied (rufipes Shuckard, westwoodi Shuckard, marginatum Smith, and a species near tibiale Smith). …”
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Influences of a Quasi-stationary Front on Particulate Matter in the Low-latitude Plateau Region in China by Wenxuan Fan, Jian Wu, Xiaopeng Li, Fangyuan Yang, Bing Chen, Jun Guo

“…When the KMQSF moved westward from the center of the LoLaP, the easterly wind transported PM to the western part of the region, which led to an increase in the mean daily PM10 and PM2.5 concentrations in Kunming, a capital city in that area; simultaneously, however, the PM10 and PM2.5 levels remained high in Guiyang, a capital city in the eastern part of the LoLaP. …”
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The Growth and Decay of Intense GNSS Amplitude and Phase Scintillation During Non‐Storm Conditions by Mahith Madhanakumar, Andres Spicher, Juha Vierinen, Kjellmar Oksavik, Anthea J. Coster, Devin Ray Huyghebaert, Carley J. Martin, Ingemar Häggström, Larry J. Paxton

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How geomagnetic storms affect the loss of Starlink satellites in February 2022? by Nizam Ahmad, La Ode Muhammad Musafar Kilowasid, Hanif Fakhrurroja, Neflia, Abdul Rachman, Asnawi Husin, Haries Fathoni

“…The reason for this is that, despite having lower altitudes, all decaying Starlinks were located in the midnight-dawn sector, in which the drift of ionospheric currents was predominantly driven by westward electrojets. On the other hand, all non-decaying Starlink satellites that had higher altitudes resided in the dusk–midnight sector of magnetic local time, where the impact of substorms insignificantly affected their altitudes. …”
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Reduced aerosols and intensified summertime rainfall in India during the pandemic suggest potentially more amplified precipitation in the future by Fan Wang, Meng Gao

“…Reduced aerosol loading leads to a northward shift of the subtropical westerly jet, which induces a westward movement of the subtropical southern branch trough and negative sea-level pressure anomalies over the eastern Arabian Sea. …”
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Simulating the Tone River eastward diversion project in Japan carried out 4 centuries ago by J. Trošelj, J. Trošelj, N. Hanasaki

“…<p>The Tone River is the largest river in Japan, flowing from the Kanto Plain westward to the Pacific Ocean. The river originally flowed southward, entering Tokyo Bay, but the Tone River eastward diversion project (TREDP) in the 17th century and many later projects changed the flow route to that of today. …”
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