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1984 summary of NMC operational global analysis
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1985
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Description:"Researchers throughout the meteorological community use the NMC global analyses for a wide variety of studies. In order to correctly interpret the results of such studies, the researchers should know how these analyses were produced. The fundamental concepts of the optimum interpolation analysis procedure now used for all our global analyses is described in Dey and Morone (1985). However, details of the application of this analysis procedure (as well as others that have been used at NMC) have, in the past, often been difficult to find and sometimes simply did not exist. Yet these details can at times be crucial to a complete understanding of the analysis system. This brief note is intended to be the first of an annual series, permanently documenting the evolution of global analysis procedures used at NMC in more detail than can be found in the formal literature. Section II describes the changes we made to our operational analysis procedures during 1984. Various problems that significantly affected our global analyses during 1984 are recounted in the final section"--Introduction.
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Content Notes:Clifford H. Dey, Patricia A. Phoebus, Robert E. Kistler, Armand J. Desmarais, James J. Tuccillo, Bradley A. Ballish.
"February 1985."
"This is an unreviewed manuscript, primarily intended for informal exchange of information among NMC staff members."
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Includes bibliographical references (page 9).
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