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Mountain Flow Experiments from the NOAA Environmental Technology Laboratory
Entry ID:
OAR0078
Summary
Abstract:
Mountain Flow Experiments are a collection of data sets generated from various
campaigns and episodic experiments. Together, Mountain Flow Experiments is one of the most extensive collections of data that exists for mountain flows. Depending on the particular campaign or experiment, data come from radar, lidar, wind profilers, radio acoustic sounding systems (RASS), rawinsondes, surface arrays, aircrafts, satellites, and various other instruments. Data have been integrated, documented, and quality controlled only for a limited number of case studies. Raw data are stored on magnetic tape, microfilm, and paper. The quality of the raw data varies widely. Geographic Coverage
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Temporal Coverage
Start Date:
1970-01-01
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Originating Center
Data Center
Personnel
Role:
TECHNICAL CONTACT
Contact Address:
Thermodynamic Profiling, R/E/ET
325 Broadway
City:
Boulder
Province or State:
CO
Postal Code:
80303
Country:
USA
Publications/References
Bedard, A. J., Jr., R. Nagle, and T. J. LeFebvre, "Monostatic Acoustic Sounder Measurements During Project Aeolus 1980: Case Studies Describing the Erosion of Surface-Based Stable Layers."
Creation and Review Dates
Last DIF Revision Date:
2005-08-09
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