Abstract: Horizontal and vertical temperature variations along with true gust velocity measurements of atmospheric turbulence were obtained above hurricane Beulah (1967) by an instrumented U?2. The U?2 flight was part of the U.S. ...

Abstract: Data obtained from U-2 HICAT flights were used to relate the magnitudes of horizontal temperature changes to flight conditions. The empirical findings can be used in estimating the effectiveness of aircraft-borne sensors ...

Abstract: Chi-square and Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistical tests are applied to distributions of wind and temperature variables measured in conjunction with Project HICAT U-2 flights from worldwide locations. A distinction is made ...

Abstract: A specially instrumented NASA B-57B Canberra, capable of measuring turbulence velocities, winds and temperatures, flew several data runs on 26 March 1975 at 13 km altitude, east of the Sierra Nevada mountains of California. ...