An approach for extracting big micro-scale severe weather region trajectories automatically from meteorological radar data
Xingang Wang, Zhigang Gai, Suiping Qi
Abstract
Xingang Wang, Zhigang Gai, Suiping Qi
Abstract
We present a scheme to extract large micro-scale severe weather region trajectories from meteorological radar data. Moving regions representing micro-scale severe weather are extracted from radar data and form into large trajectories automatically, which shows the moving and changing of severe weather, and can be a base for prediction of micro-scale severe weather.
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We present a scheme to extract large micro-scale severe weather region trajectories from meteorological radar data. Moving regions representing micro-scale severe weather are extracted from radar data and form into large trajectories automatically, which shows the moving and changing of severe weather, and can be a base for prediction of micro-scale severe weather.
Key concepts: Weather radar, Radar, Scale (ratio), Weather forecasting, Meteorology, Computer science, Severe weather, Remote sensing