During the period June to July 1986, NASA conducted the Satellite Precipitation and Cloud Experiment (SPACE) in the central Tennessee, northern Alabama, and northeastern Mississippi area. In addition to SPACE, the Microburst and Severe Thunderstorm (MIST) Program, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, and the FAA-Lincoln Laboratory Operational Weather Study (FLOWS) sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration, operated concurrently under the acronym of COHMEX (Cooperative Huntsville Meteorological Experiment). The COHMEX field program incorporated measurements from remote sensors flown on high altitude aircraft (ER-2 and U-2), Doppler and conventional radars, rawinsondes, satellites, cloud physics research aircraft, and various surface observational systems.
Space/COHMEX Data Inventory Document
1987
477 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Physical Meteorology , Meteorological Data Collection, Analysis, & Weather , Meteorological Instruments & Instrument Platforms , Cloud physics , Meteorological satellites , Precipitation (Meteorology) , Remote sensing , Alabama , Doppler radar , High altitude , Meteorological radar , Microbursts , Mississippi , Rawinsondes , Remote sensors , Tennessee , Thunderstorms , U-2 aircraft
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