Sentence examples for height latitude from inspiring English sources

This leads to a new global model giving Te as a function of height, latitude, local time and season, with first-order corrections for changes with solar flux and magnetic activity.

This IRI-Windows version allows computation and plotting of any of the IRI parameters as function of any one or two variables: height, latitude, longitude, UT or LT time, and solar activity.

All parameterizations for temperature, pressure, density, and winds versus height, latitude, longitude, time of day, and Ls have been replaced by input data tables from NASA Ames Mars General Circulation Model, for the surface through 80-km altitude, and the University of Arizona Mars Thermospheric General Circulation Model for 80 to 170 km.

The MIF (section 5.1) is then read into WACCM to provide the injection rate of each metal as a function of height, latitude, and season.

However, height-latitude distributions of phases are little different from each other for the used methods of data processing.

It has been established that magnitude of amplitudes and height-latitude distribution of amplitudes of SPW1 and SPW2 depend on data processing method for all parameters.

It has also been established that height-latitude distribution amplitudes and phases significantly differ for geopotential height, temperature, zonal and meridional wind and depend on wave number and hemisphere.

Figures 8 and 9 also show the height-latitude profiles of the results.

Fig. 13 WTLE and CTLE height-latitude cross section of O3VMR along the meridian through the subsolar point and the antisolar point.

Forbes et al. [2008]provided some limited insights into variability of the tidal spectrum extending into the dynamo region, concentrating mainly on the equator and the height-latitude structures of a few major tidal components during particular months.

Thus, the influence of the background cannot be neglected and was removed by dividing the 8-h ES by the respective 3-monthly mean zonal mean ES OF. Figure 4 displays height-latitude cross sections of the normalised 8-h ES amplitude for solstice (DJF and JJA, left column) and equinox (MAM and SON, right column).