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Increasing wintertime cloud opacity increases surface longwave radiation at a long-term Arctic observatory. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Bertrand L, Kay JE, de Boer G.
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A Case Study of a Hailstorm in the Shanghai Region: Leveraging Multisource Observational Data and a Novel Single-Polarization X-Band Array Weather Radar. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Zhen X, Chen H, Shi H, Fan X, Chen H, Fu J, Wei W, Ma S, Yang L, He J.   +9 more
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Implementation of WRF-Urban Asymmetric Convective Model (UACM) for Simulating Urban Fog over Delhi, India. [PDF]

J Geophys Res Atmos
Bhautmage UP, Ghude SD, Parde AN, Kamath HG, Dhangar NG, Pleim J, Wong MMF, Wagh S, Kumar R, Niyogi D, Rajeevan M.   +10 more
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CUSTR- A VHF phased array radar for observation of atmospheric dynamics and ionospheric plasma irregularities. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Nandakumar P, Siddiqui JY, Srinivasulu P, Paul A.   +3 more
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GRUAN Radiosonde Task Team Review Report on the 2010 WMO Radiosonde Intercomparison

GRUAN Radiosonde Task Team Review Report on the 2010 WMO Radiosonde Intercomparison
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A radiosonde radiometer

pure and applied geophysics, 1966
An inexpensive and simple form of radiometer capable of attachment to the American Bureau of Standards type radiosonde is described: it measures the upward flux of longwave radiation when used on night ascents. A slight modification to the telemetry circuit of the standard radiosonde enables the radiation signals to be obtained in addition to the usual
J. P. Funk, E. L. Deacon, B. G. Collins
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The Ubiquitous Radiosonde

Weatherwise, 2013
The radiosonde, a meteorological instrument that is carried aloft by weather balloons to transmit data on atmospheric conditions, represents the fusion of man's ingenuity and inquisitiveness about ...
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The radiosonde: The stratosphere laboratory

Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1941
Abstract The radiosonde, the most recently developed tool for use in the investigation of phenomena in the upper atmosphere, is described. The various merits and disadvantages of the three systems now in use for the transmission of physical data from the stratosphere are reviewed.In a discussion of present-day radiosonde technique are included ...
E.T. Clarke, S.A. Korff
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The “Chirp” Digital Radiosonde

Journal of Applied Meteorology, 1967
Abstract This paper reports on a digital measurement (“chirp”) system which has application for a wide range of meteorological and earth satellite measurements. The system employs a simple concept in which a voltage pulse, proportional to a sensor voltage, is used to generate a burst of pulses from a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO).
Verner E. Suomi, Kirby J. Hanson, Robert J. Parent   +2 more
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