Sentence examples for meteorological projects from inspiring English sources

Here, the GPS solution is based on the operational GPS data processing at GFZ using precise point positioning (PPP), supplying several tropospheric products and contributing to various meteorological projects (Dick et al. 2000, 2001; Gendt et al. 2004).

More organized meteorological projects such as VORTEX2 use an array of sensors, such as the Doppler on Wheels, vehicles with mounted automated weather stations, weather balloons, and unmanned aircraft to investigate thunderstorms expected to produce severe weather.

Thorough literature analysis as well as the meteorological data projects the trend that the CSP systems would become a reality in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Australia, Southwestern region of the United States, Southwestern part of China and China/Mongolia border with high direct normal irradiance.

This study was supported by the "Expansion of regional agro-meteorological network" project funded by Apulia Region (Italy).

The future meteorological forcing was projected from 12 GCMs representing a period centred on 2050s and future CO2 concentration was set as 550 ppm.

Temperature data were logged every minute by the project meteorological station (Onset Microstation, Onset Computer Corporation) at the INCLEN field headquarters in Palwal town, between 5 and 12 km from study villages.

ESPN's Home Run Tracker, interpolating data from tapes, meteorological conditions and eyewitnesses, projects that it would have traveled 503 feet if it had completed its arc and landed on River Avenue.

"Everything within a mile of the coast was utterly destroyed". He says the tower--which he hopes to build on an island or peninsula on Mississippi's Gulf coast--will be not only a beacon of inspiration, but a scientific tool that could gather meteorological data for research projects.

The meteorological aspect of the project was handled by the Institute of Meteorology and Climatology, University of Hannover.

We demonstrate the power of this integrated approach by cross-validating projected daily meteorological surfaces derived from ∼1200 weather stations distributed across the continental United States for a year.

The wind and pressure fields from the meteorological part of the project were used as an input for three hydrodynamical models in order to study the influence of changed climatological conditions.