'Weather balloon' diaporamas de présentation

Meteorology

Meteorology. Chapter 17-21. Weather vs. Climate. Weather is constantly changing, and it refers to the state of the atmosphere at any given time and place. Climate is based on observations of weather that have been collected over many years. Helps describe a place or region.

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Introduction to Calculus

Introduction to Calculus. Harmanpreet , Richelle , Umar. Question 1. Rationalize the denominator of: . Question 2. Find the slope of the tangent to at x=9 . Question 3. Determine the slope of the tangent to each curve at the given point. Question 4.

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Gas Law and Gas Behavior

Gas Law and Gas Behavior. Meyer 2014 Ch. 12 and 13. Characteristics of Gases. Gases are highly compressible and occupy the full volume of their containers. Gases exert pressure, P = F/A (force/area). Gases always form homogeneous mixtures with other gases.

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Thunderstorm Forecasting in NYC

Thunderstorm Forecasting in NYC . Christina Speciale, Rutgers University Dr. Steven Decker, Rutgers University Brandon Hertell, Consolidated Edison. Agenda. Introduction Hypothesis Methodology Results Summary Future Work. Introduction. Introduction.

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Narayan Adhikari University of Nevada, Reno 23 April 2010

Retrieval of the Temperature and Humidity Profile of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Using FTIR Spectroscopy. Narayan Adhikari University of Nevada, Reno 23 April 2010. Overview. Basics of radiation transfer in the atmosphere Atmospheric boundary layer and its evolution FTIR spectroscopy

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12.7 Similar Solids

12.7 Similar Solids. Geometry Mrs. Spitz Spring 2005. Objectives/Assignment. Find and use the scale factor of similar solids. Use similar solids to solve real-life problems, such as finding the lift power of the weather balloon in example 4. Assignment 12.7 WS A.

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PDR Presentation

PDR Presentation. The Lake Zurich Rocketry Team and Responsibilities. Eric P Team Leader Payload Manager Documentation Manager Michael B Building Team Manager Safety Manager Sean K Outreach Materials Manager Jacob E Launch Manager Budget Manager . Mike P

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A Comparison of Doppler Lidar and Weather Balloon Wind Speed Profiles

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Did Aliens Crash Land in Roswell, New Mexico?

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Measurement of Thermal Infrared Radiation Emitted by the Atmosphere Using FTIR Spectroscopy

Measurement of Thermal Infrared Radiation Emitted by the Atmosphere Using FTIR Spectroscopy. By Narayan Adhikari Charles Woodman. Overview. Electromagnetic radiation spectrum Interaction of gases with IR radiation Black body emission FTIR spectroscopy FTIR measurements at UNR

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Weather Instrument Powerpoint

Weather Instrument Powerpoint. Baromoter. Measures Air Pressure. Hygrometer. Measures Humidity. Anenometer. Measures Wind Speed. Compass. Measures Direction. Psychrometer. Measures Humidity by studying the evaporation rates of water. Rain Guage. Measures total Rainfall.

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WEATHER POWER POINT

WEATHER POWER POINT . By Cameron and Kaitlyn . Falling Through the Atmosphere. Falling Through the Atmosphere.

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p. 375 #26

p. 375 #26.

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Oxygen Levels and Temperature

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Superior Designs, Inc. Fall 2010 Approved Projects (for delivery May 2011)

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UFO CRASH

Roswell, New Mexico . UFO CRASH. By: Alex Gelman, Tyler Huber, and Dante Bauccio. Where???. Theories. Secret government project called Mogul. 2. Some think it was an alien aircraft crash. 3. Some thought it was a downed weather balloon. Video. What Do You Think?.

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Lapse Rates and Flow Over a Mountain

Lapse Rates and Flow Over a Mountain. While vacationing near a mountain you see some clouds that begin part way up the mountain. At sea level where you stand, the temperature is 21 o C with a dew point of 2 o C. The peak of the mountain is 6km above sea level.

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Superior Designs, Inc. Spring 2010 Approved Projects (for delivery August 2010)

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Weather Instruments

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Weather and Climate Test K.Duda 2010 Name________________ Date_______ Teacher________

Weather and Climate Test K.Duda 2010 Name________________ Date_______ Teacher________. 1. Above a continent, a warm air mass slowly passes over a cold air mass. As the warm air begins to cool, clouds form. What will most likely happen next? (3.02) A Rain will fall .

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