The phrase "atmospheric data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or measurements related to the atmosphere, such as weather conditions, air quality, or climate data.
Example: "The researchers collected atmospheric data to analyze the effects of pollution on local weather patterns."
Alternatives: "climatic data" or "weather data".
The GAIA research group takes advantage of this and conducts the assimilation of the whole atmosphere and ionosphere based on real atmospheric data.
That could nudge NOAA into licensing agreements with companies such as Spire or PlanetiQ, which are deploying constellations of CubeSats that listen for GPS signals skimming through the atmosphere and turn that into valuable atmospheric data.
Japanese media said Tokyo mobilised its own reconnaissance aircraft over the Sea of Japan to try to collect atmospheric data.
Commercial aircraft are used routinely to collect atmospheric data temperature and wind data.
Aircraft can collect and exchange atmospheric data to help each other fine-tune trajectory and speed.
The results of the first study will appear in the journal Nature, whilst detailed atmospheric data will feature in the Astrophysical Journal Letters.
We have developed an infrastructure Atmospheric Data Discovery System (ADDS)–that provides an efficient data discovery environment for observational datasets in the atmospheric sciences.
The data is held on-line at the British Atmospheric Data Centre (BADC) within the MIDAS dataset, which includes land and marine surface observations from 1853.
Surface temperature data were obtained from two public climate data archives: the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration [37] and the British Atmospheric Data Centre [38].
We also thank the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (USA) and the British Atmospheric Data Centre (UK) for providing access to surface temperature data and MIDAS Land Surface Stations data, respectively.
Weather data were obtained for all monitoring stations via the British Atmospheric Data Centre UK Meteorological Office MIDAS Land Surface Stations Dataa).
