Journal of Applied Meteorology: Recent submissions
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Second-Order Probabilities and Strictly Proper Scoring Rules
(American Meteorological Society, 1971)Some forecasters apparently subscribe to a model of the subjective probability forecasting process in which their judgments are expressed in terms of ?second-order? probabilities. First, we briefly consider the nature of ... -
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Comments “On the Use of Ultraviolet Lidar for Observing Atmospheric Constituents by Roman Scattering”
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Comments on “The Effect on Rainfall of a Large Steelworks”
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Comments on “Atmospheric Turbidity over the United States, 1961–1966” (Inference of No Rain Cleansing from Turbidity Data)
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Comments “Anomalous Deliquescence of Sea Spray Aerosols”
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Mixing Ratio as a Function of Pressure and Temperature: A Fitted Equation
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On the Relations Between Wind Shears over Various Altitude Intervals
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On the Introduction of Space-Time Correlation Functions in Optimum Objective Analysis Methods
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Dew-point Hygrometer with Constant Resistance Humidity Transducer
(American Meteorological Society, 1971)A dew-point hygrometer with a constant resistance humidity transducer is described which uses the salt solution phase transition of lithium chloride as its basis of operation. The hygrometer employs electronic error detection ... -
Application Limits of Double-Pin and Coupled Wind Vanes
(American Meteorological Society, 1971)Double-fin vanes which have their fins at angles >10° with the vane axis may refuse to point into the wind, having instead two symmetric equilibrium positions at angles up to 16° with respect to the wind direction. The ... -
An Automated Technique for Obtaining Cloud Motion from Geosynchronous Satellite Data Using Cross Correlation
(American Meteorological Society, 1971)An automated procedure has been developed for determining cloud motion from geosynchronous satellite pictures based on the use of cross correlation. The speed required for use in a real-time operational system is attained ... -
Probability Distributions for Thunderstorm Activity at Cape Kennedy, Florida
(American Meteorological Society, 1971)Several statistical distribution functions are investigated as prospective models to represent the variation of thunderstorm activity at Cape Kennedy, Fla. Statistical methods are presented using the latest and most ...