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Mechanism of neural network training for forecasting the meteorological situation when using GIS
Geoinformatika, 2021This article is devoted to the mechanisms of neural network training for forecasting the meteorological situation when using GIS. The structural scheme of the GIS under consideration is proposed as a project solution and the main elements allowing to implement neural networks and their training are defined. The stochastic method is chosen as a tool for
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Inter‐American program for training in meteorology
Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1943The remarkable advance made in the science of meteorology since World War No. 1 was made possible by the rapid development of aviation. With this development, increasing demands for greater frequency, accuracy, and coverage of weather information have resulted in increased budgets for meteorological work.
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Education and training in agricultural meteorology: current status and future needs
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2000Abstract The present status of education and training in agricultural meteorology is reviewed in relation to the agreed objectives of this interdisciplinary science. The major educational contribution of the agronomy faculties to the educational and research effort is acknowledged.
J Lomas, J.R Milford, E Mukhala
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Training and Distribution of Ph.D's in Meteorology
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 1977An analysis shows the present distribution of employment of the estimated 1200 meteorologists holding doctoral degrees and also the year and field in which they received their training. The author speculates that at present there is an approximate balance between the total supply of new doctorates and the needs of the field at this level, subject to a ...
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Training program in meteorology for Latin‐American students
Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1944The primary objectives of the Training Program in Meteorology for Latin‐American students were threefold:(1) To accelerate the development of meteorological sciences in the countries south of the Rio Grande, which, in turn, would benefit weather service in the United States.(2) To increase the safety of flying in Latin America, particularly for ...
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Proceedings of OCEANS 2005 MTS/IEEE, 2005
The Cooperative Program for Operational Meteorology, Education and Training (COMET) has provided continuing distance-learning education to a wide spectrum of users in the atmospheric science community since 1990. Distance-learning technologies applied by COMET include CD-ROM based modules, Web-based training modules, teletraining offerings developed in
P.N. Dills, T. Lee, S. Wang
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The Cooperative Program for Operational Meteorology, Education and Training (COMET) has provided continuing distance-learning education to a wide spectrum of users in the atmospheric science community since 1990. Distance-learning technologies applied by COMET include CD-ROM based modules, Web-based training modules, teletraining offerings developed in
P.N. Dills, T. Lee, S. Wang
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The U. S. Air Force Programs in Meteorological Education and Training
Weatherwise, 1967HE prime justification for any military T organization during peacetime is training for a national emergency. The Air Weather Service (AWS) is charged with providing environmental support to the operating agencies of the U. S. Air Force (USAF) and to the U. S. Army.
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Climatic Change, 2005
Agricultural meteorologists are concerned with many operational aspects of the effects of climate on crop production, livestock, and natural resource management. For them to continue to make a contribution to the economy of a country they must continually sharpen their skills and remain updated on the latest available information.
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Agricultural meteorologists are concerned with many operational aspects of the effects of climate on crop production, livestock, and natural resource management. For them to continue to make a contribution to the economy of a country they must continually sharpen their skills and remain updated on the latest available information.
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