U.S. national processing center for GATE: B-scale surface meteorological and radiation system, including instrumentation, processing, and archived data

Seguin, Ward R.; Sabol, Paul; Crayton, Raymond; Cram, Richard S.; Echternacht, Kenneth L.; Poindexter, Monte

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U.S. national processing center for GATE: B-scale surface meteorological and radiation system, including instrumentation, processing, and archived data

1977
By Seguin, Ward R. ; Sabol, Paul ; Crayton, Raymond ; ...
Series: NOAA technical report EDS 22

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Seguin, Ward R. ; Sabol, Paul ; Crayton, Raymond ; Cram, Richard S. ; Echternacht, Kenneth L. ; Poindexter, Monte
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Environmental Research Laboratories (U.S.). Center for Experiment Design and Data Analysis ; United States. Environmental Data Service
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NESDIS (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service)
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This report documents the surface meteorological and radiation data collected on the four U.S. B-Scale ships Researcher, Gilliss, Dallas, and Oceanographer. The report describes the sensors and recording systems on board the ships, pre-and post-calibration procedures, and data processing and validation methods. A description and inventory of the archived products are included.
Keywords:

GARP Atlantic Tropical Experiment Meteorology
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NOAA technical report EDS 22
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Technical Report
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Atlantic Ocean
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