Journal of Applied Meteorology: Recent submissions
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General Characteristics of Dust Devils
(American Meteorological Society, 1969)An extensive dust devil census taken near Tucson, Ariz., has provided, from two independent areas, quantitative information on the relation of environmental conditions to the spatial distribution, frequency and duration ... -
A Comparative Study of Urban and Rural Dispersiont
(American Meteorological Society, 1969)A series of low-level tracer experiments conducted in metropolitan St. Louis is described. Values of dispersion parameters, calculated from the tracer data, are related to readily measured or derived meteorological indices ... -
Influence of Rainfall on Temperature and Salinity of the Ocean Surface
(American Meteorological Society, 1969)Falling rain changes sea surface conditions, because of its different salinity, different temperature, and its momentum. Experimental evidence of the action of these three factors has been gathered using artificial and ... -
The Air Weather Service Winter Trajectory Test Program
(American Meteorological Society, 1969)The Winter Trajectory Test Program was conducted as part of the Air Weather Service Forecaster Assistance Program. The objective of this test was to determine if three-dimensional trajectories derived from the output of ... -
Updrafts Deduced from Hailstones with Similar Structures
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Note on the Use of Liquefied Propane for Fog Dispersal at the Medford-Jackson Airport, Oregon
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A Mathematical Technique for Programming Automatic Picture Transmission Tracking Angles
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)A computer can be used to calculate look angles for automatic picture transmission (APT) receiving stations. This method eliminates the laborious use of the plotting board and overlays, and enables the APT operator to have ... -
Measurement of Gas Temperature and the Radiation Compensating Thermocouple
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)The achievement of a high degree of accuracy in gas temperature measurement has been a problem in many investigations. The theory of such measurement is presented together with an analysis of a device known as the Radiation ... -
R-Meter Correction for Boxcar-ing and Receiver Noise in Incoherent Weather Radars
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)Conventional R-meter theory (which ignores boxcar-ing and receiver noise) is briefly reviewed. The R-meter reading of a noisless, boxcar-ed radar is derived and compared to that predicted by the conventional theory. It is ... -
Aircraft Measurements of Albedo and Absorption of Stratus Clouds, and Surface Albedos
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)Aircraft measurements of the albedo of stratus clouds were made, with the results suggesting, on occasion, that the liquid water content of the cloud has a stronger influence than the cloud thickness on the albedo. The ... -
Hailfall Damage Suppression by Cloud Seeding—A Review of the Evidence
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)Extant physical models allow the hypothesis that seeding may produce either increases or decreases in hailfall. Present technology for delivery of seeding materials permits seeding with higher concentrations and greater ... -
Direct Computation of Geostrophic Winds from Observed Winds Using the Balance Equation
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)In certain meteorological problems it is desirable to make a grid-point analysis of observed winds. In order to combine a wind analysis with other quantities, or to use the wind analysis in a numerical model, one may wish ... -
Eddy Velocities in the Planetary Boundary Layer as Obtained from Tetroon Flights at Idaho Falls
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)Tetroon flights made at the National Reactor Testing Station, Idaho Falls, during the past few years have provided values of eddy velocity within the planetary boundary layer. In this desert-like terrain the root mean ... -
Turbulence Statistics Studies at Trombay with a New Wind System
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)An electronic wind analysis system used for turbulence studies at Trombay has been devised for computing the standard deviation of wind direction fluctuations by measuring the accumulated value of the displacements of a ... -
Integrated Air Density Near the Earth's Surface from Electromagnetic Phase Measurement
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)Two techniques are described for measuring air density averaged over lines from several hundred meters to several tens of kilometers in length. With only rough approximations of water vapor, an accuracy of 1% or better ... -
Synoptic Density Maps of the Upper Atmosphere
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)Knowledge of the horizontal variation of density is required in a number of problems, such as the calculation of aerodynamic heating rates of lifting reentry vehicles in near-horizontal flight. On constant-pressure surfaces ... -
Winter Pressure Systems and Ice Fog in Fairbanks, Alaska
(American Meteorological Society, 1968)The production of the low temperatures which are responsible for ice fog in inhabited areas of interior Alaska would appear to be a classic example of clear sky radiative cooling under nearly polar night conditions. However, ... -
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Comments on “The Occurrence of Icing on Constant Level Balloons”
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The Measurement of Shower Rainfall Using an Airborne Foil Impactor
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