A CASE FOR THE HUMAN ELEMENT - SUBJECTIVE ANALYSIS

William A. Abeiing

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A CASE FOR THE HUMAN ELEMENT - SUBJECTIVE ANALYSIS

1989
By William A. Abeiing
Series: Central Region Technical Attachment 89-25

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Personal Author:

William A. Abeiing
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United States. National Weather Service. Forecast Office
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NWS (National Weather Service) ; NWC (National Water Center)
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The following example illustrates how one piece of corrupt data can change the character of a forecast. It also serves as an example of hew important an examination, even briefly, of sounding data can be in making a forecast.
Keywords:

Corruption Examinations Forecasting Sounding And Soundings Sounding And Soundings
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Central Region Technical Attachment 89-25
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Technical Attachment
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Public Domain
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