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Application of Micro Rain Radar for supporting quantitative weather radar precipitation measurements

Gerhard Peters, Piet Markmann, Hans-Jürgen Kirtzel

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Abstract

The “Micro Rain Radar” is a vertically pointing Doppler radar operating as a remote sensor for drop size distributions. A concept is proposed to use this technique to support quantitative precipitation retrieval by weather radar.

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The “Micro Rain Radar” is a vertically pointing Doppler radar operating as a remote sensor for drop size distributions. A concept is proposed to use this technique to support quantitative precipitation retrieval by weather radar.

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The “Micro Rain Radar” is a vertically pointing Doppler radar operating as a remote sensor for drop size distributions. A concept is proposed to use this technique to support quantitative precipitation retrieval by weather radar.

Key concepts: Radar, Weather radar, Precipitation, Remote sensing, 3D radar, Doppler radar, Environmental science, Radar engineering details

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