Weather Radar Organization and Some Observations in India
L. S. Mathur
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L. S. Mathur
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The paper describes in detail the organization of weather radar stations established by the India Meteorological Department in India, including the plans for the immediate future network of storm- detecting radar stations in the country. A brief summary of the specifications of different types of storm-detecting radars used by the department has also been given together with photographs of the installations so far completed. A few typical examples of different types of weather radar echoes obtained from thunderstorm, monsoon rain, duststorm, etc., have also been given. The examples selected give a broad classification of different types of weather radar echoes as obtained in tropics and act as the starting point for a more detailed classification of weather radar echo patterns observable in this part of the world.
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The paper describes in detail the organization of weather radar stations established by the India Meteorological Department in India, including the plans for the immediate future network of storm- detecting radar stations in the country. A brief summary of the specifications of different types of storm-detecting radars used by the department has also been given together with photographs of the installations so far completed. A few typical examples of different types of weather radar echoes obtained from thunderstorm, monsoon rain, duststorm, etc., have also been given. The examples selected give a broad classification of different types of weather radar echoes as obtained in tropics and act as the starting point for a more detailed classification of weather radar echo patterns observable in this part of the world.
Key concepts: Thunderstorm, Radar, Weather radar, Meteorology, Storm, 3D radar, Remote sensing, Geography