Titlebook: Meteorological Observations and Instrumentation; S. Teweles,J. Giraytys Book 1970 American Meteorological Society 1970 Instrumentation.Dat

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Implications of Advancing Technology on Needs for World Meteorological InformationWe must anticipate not only the progress in meteorology and the technology supporting it, but also the progress in the science and technology supporting each of our major user groups. This paper explores that progress and how it may be expected to affect future world require-ments for meteorological

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The Role of the Satellite in Future Observing Systemsobserve the terrestrial atmosphere. We are now in the beginning of an era in which quantitative information on wind, temperature and water vapor profiles seem attainable globally using space-based techniques. Such observing possibilities led members of COSPAR Working Group VI to propose a satellite

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Algorithms for Sequential and Random Observationse dynamical equations of the medium, preferably in the form of a “Green’s Function” or a wavenumber transfer function; 2) second-moment “forecast verification” statistics (error covariance function) for the time of the new observation; 3) the measurement operation location and spatial aperture funct

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Reduction of Surface Pressure to Functions Useful in Analysis And Forecasting only upon surface data. Since G is designed to be directly proportional to the horizontal pressure gradient force at the surface, it is the parameter which governs the surface geostrophic wind vector ...A rational method of reduction of pressure to sea level is developed, free from what is inherent