Comparison of Rawinsonde and Wind Profiler Radar Measurements
Bob L. Weber, David B. Wuertz
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Bob L. Weber, David B. Wuertz
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Comparisons of horizontal wind component measurements from a rawinsonde and a UHF wind profiler radar, obtained twice daily over a period of nearly 2 years (from mid-January 1984 through October 1985), showed differences with a standard deviation of about 2.5 m s−1, mainly due to meteorological variability in the winds.
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Comparisons of horizontal wind component measurements from a rawinsonde and a UHF wind profiler radar, obtained twice daily over a period of nearly 2 years (from mid-January 1984 through October 1985), showed differences with a standard deviation of about 2.5 m s−1, mainly due to meteorological variability in the winds.
Key concepts: Radiosonde, Wind profiler, Radar, Standard deviation, Meteorology, Environmental science, Climatology, Remote sensing