The  automated generation of cloud phrases for the interactive computer worded forecast

Cammarata, Michael W.; Kosarik, James M.

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The automated generation of cloud phrases for the interactive computer worded forecast

1992
By Cammarata, Michael W. ; Kosarik, James M.
Series: TDL office note 92-4

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Cammarata, Michael W. ; Kosarik, James M.
Corporate Authors:

United States, National Weather Service., Techniques Development Laboratory,
NOAA Program & Office:

NWS (National Weather Service)
Description:

"In support of the National Weather Service modernization, TDL has made extensive revisions and enhancements to an interactive version of the computer worded forecast known as the Interactive Computer Worded Forecast. The aim of the ICWF is to provide forecasters with the mechanism for efficiently preparing the suite of forecast products normally issued by a National Weather Service Forecast Office (WFO). With the ICWF, forecasters are able to interact with the database and modify forecast guidance as needed prior to submitting the database for product formatting"--Page 1, paragraph 2.
Content Notes:

Michael W. Cammarata and James M. Kosarik.

"March 2002."

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Includes bibliographical references (page 4).
Keywords:

Computer Programs Satellite Meteorology Weather Forecasting Computer Programs Satellite Meteorology Weather Forecasting
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TDL office note 92-4
Document Type:

Miscellaneous
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Public Domain
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