Titlebook: Radar Meteorology; S. Raghavan Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2003 Meteorology.Precipitation.Weather.atmosphere.cyclo

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S. Raghavan intended to provide graduate students?and researchers in graph theory with an overview of the elementary methods of graph Ramsey theory. It is especially targeted towards graduate students in extremal graph theory, graph Ramsey theory, and related fields, as the included contents?allow the text to

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already, though it may not have been treated as formally as here. There are several good reasons for giving very precise definitions and proofs, even when there is general agreement about the validity of the mathematics involved. The first is that ‘general agreement’ is not the same as convincing p

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Propagation, Scattering and Attenuation of Microwaves in the Lower Atmosphere,tion by hydrometeors and the derivation of meteorological parameters from radar-measured parameters is discussed. Scattering in clear air due to refractive index inhomogeneities is also considered. In section 2.3, the attenuation of radiation in the atmosphere by atmospheric gases and hydrometeors is discussed.

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Operational Weather Radar,motion and wind. We then deal with the remote transmission and archival of radar data. A brief treatment of radar networking and integration with other sources of data is also given. Section 5.2. deals with calibration and maintenance. Methods of monitoring radar parameters and evaluation of system gain are discussed.

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Estimation of Precipitation,rameters are considered. In section 7.6 we discuss the comparisons of radar and satellite measurements and the combined use of the two techniques. Finally, in section 7.7 we deal with the use of space-borne radar for precipitation measurement.

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Radar Observation of Tropical Cyclones,asymmetries observed in the TC. The relationship of eye characteristics to the intensity of the TC is also discussed. Section 8.5 deals with the distribution of rainfall. In section 8.6 we consider the inputs which radar can give for storm surge prediction.

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,Observations with “Clear Air” Radars,. It has been recognised in recent years that, despite their name, these radars are capable of detecting echoes from hydrometeors also. This capability, which will also be discussed in this chapter, is the reason for the use of the inverted commas with the name “clear air”. Some authors prefer to call them simply VHF/UHF radars.