'Synoptic observations' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Point Observations. Most measurements of weather elements (at least in the US) are made by instruments at specified locations (point source). Some elements may be evaluated by a human observer; amount of sky cover, intensity of precipitation, visibility. (Mostly in other countries)

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Ensemble prediction review for WGNE, 2010

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RWANDA SUCCESS STORY IN CLIMATE CHANGE

RWANDA SUCCESS STORY IN CLIMATE CHANGE. By Dr. Rose MUKANKOMEJE Director General Rwanda Environment Management Authority. Doha, December 2012. Aerial Survey Route 19 th May 2012. Nyabihu-Musanze Busogo-Mukamira Flooding. 19 th May 2012. 14 th Dec 2008.

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Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview

Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview. Part 1 -- John Monteverdi Part 2 -- Kathryn Saussy. Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview. Doswell, C.A. III, 2001: Severe Convective Storms -- An Overview. Severe Convective Storms, Meteor. Monogr., 28, no. 50, Meteor. Soc., 1-26.

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Solar local and global magnetism new challenge for long-lasting synoptic observations.

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The Mauna Loa Solar Observatory (MLSO) Data Archive

MkIV k-Coronameter. PICS H-alpha Disk. CHIP He 1083.0 nm. Observes the white light, electron scattered K-corona using a linear CCD detector that scans the entire corona once every three minutes with a field-of-view from 1.15 to 2.8 Rsun.

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