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Abstract: This paper describes the results of studies on the effects of the atmosphere on radio astronomy observations at X-band. The fluctuation component of atmospheric noise radiation is shown to be strongly correlated with ...

Abstract: Managers of surveying organizations concerned about speed and return from investing in a modern electronic surveying systems should consider advantages such as greater accuracy, time savings, higher productivity, improved ...

Abstract: In recent years studies have provided a physical or meteorological interpretation of many echo types observed by surface-based remote sensors. The proliferation of remote sensors that continuously monitor the structure of ...

Abstract: Carbonate sands that are specific soils have some unusual characteristics, such as particle crushability and compressibility, that distinguish their behavior from other types of soil. Because of their large diversity, they ...

Abstract: A two-dimensional circulation model of the stratosphere, incorporating the mutual interrelationships between radiation, photochemistry, and seasonal transport processes, was run under steady-state assumptions to study ...

Abstract: Multi-sensor and Multi-platform Observations of coastal marine fog along the coast of Southern California have been made since 1974 as part of a Navy program on marine fog. Details of the moisture and temperature mixing ...

Abstract: A frequency-modulated, continuous-wave (FM-CW) radar, a high-power, narrow-beam, S-band radar, and an acoustic echo sounder made unique simultaneous observations of the growth and decay of the convective layer near a ...

Abstract: In 1686 Halley proposed that a heat source moving over a layer of fluid would induce an average horizontal flow. Recent work on this problem is reviewed and related to the literature on Hadley cells. An Oseen-type solution ...