Richard Olsen, Richard Okrasinski, F. J. Schmidlin
Abstract
Sets of upper-air data obtained from a number of new and different radiosonde systems are analyzed and intercompared. The temperature, pressure, relative humidity, and wind sensing capabilities of the radiosonde systems are presented.
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Sets of upper-air data obtained from a number of new and different radiosonde systems are analyzed and intercompared. The temperature, pressure, relative humidity, and wind sensing capabilities of the radiosonde systems are presented.
Key concepts: Radiosonde, Meteorology, Environmental science, Relative humidity, Humidity, Remote sensing, Atmospheric sciences, Geology