Optimizing the measurement of convective rainfall in Florida

Woodley, William L.; Olsen, Anthony; Herndon, Alan; Wiggert, Victor

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Optimizing the measurement of convective rainfall in Florida

1974
By Woodley, William L. ; Olsen, Anthony ; Herndon, Alan ; ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum ERL/WMPO ; 18

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Woodley, William L. ; Olsen, Anthony ; Herndon, Alan ; Wiggert, Victor

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Environmental Research Laboratories (U.S.) ; Weather Modification Program Office

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"The optimum methods of convective precipitation measurement as a function of specified accuracy, and area size over which the measurements are to be made, are discussed. These methods involve gages or S-band radar or a combination of the two. The various methods are compared in the context of the continuing multiple cloud seeding experiment of the Experimental Meteorology Laboratory."
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Measurement Radar Meteorology Rain And Rainfall
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NOAA technical memorandum ERL/WMPO ; 18
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